Innovations to address health inequalities in the NHS and how Pharma and Medtech can help

Pharma Market Access Insights - from Mtech Access

How can the NHS address health inequalities through innovation? How can new health technologies help improve population health? How can Pharma, Medtech and the wider life sciences industry support the NHS with these goals? And what does the NHS’ ambitions in this area mean for your market access strategy?
Jon Siddall (Chief Executive of the South West Academic Health Science Network [AHSN]) joins Tom Clarke (Director, Mtech Access) to explore these questions and more.
Before joining the South West AHSN as CEO in April 2020, Jon spent 3 years as the director of funding at Guy’s and St Thomas’ Charity, where he led the design and development of the foundation’s £150 million portfolio of urban health programmes focused on some of the biggest health challenges facing cities around the world. During his career Jon has worked with funders, investors and government agencies in the UK, Ireland and New Zealand. His work included 4 years at the South West AHSN, helping to launch the organisation and developing a range of successful innovation programmes.
Learn more at: https://mtechaccess.co.uk/health-inequalities-nhs-pharma-medtech/
This podcast was originally broadcast as a live webinar on 20th August 2021.
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章节

1. What is the remit of an AHSN? (00:06:15)

2. What are your priorities locally in the South West? (00:12:20)

3. How do you choose which inequalities and innovations to focus on? (00:16:30)

4. How do you gather health and social care data and bring it together to make informed decisions? (00:22:15)

5. How are you working with health and social care partners to help them take up new technologies? (00:27:05)

6. Is there such a thing as a quick win? (00:36:19)

7. What role can industry play in helping health and social care move forward? (00:39:03)

8. How is the perception of value changing in the NHS? (00:47:20)

9. How are AHSNs measured? (00:51:30)

10. How do you hope the AHSNs will evolve? (00:56:00)