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Partnership with ABHI places Birmingham at the forefront of healthtech innovation |
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A new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between BHP and the Association of British HealthTech Industries (ABHI) will see us work collaboratively to unlock innovation, accelerate research translation, and improve health outcomes across one of the UK’s most diverse regions. The partnership will also provide a more coordinated route for industry to access world-leading expertise, infrastructure and patient insight, enabling medical technologies to be developed and evaluated at scale and pace. |
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Summer BHP People winners announcedBHP People is our new reward and recognition scheme, designed to shine a spotlight on colleagues who play a vital role in the success of clinical trials and research studies, and whose work is integral to groundbreaking scientific endeavours. We're delighted to introduce you to our summer recipients: Pardeep Janjua, Research Data and Systems Officer at Sandwell and West Birmingham Hospitals and Carlos Chan, Research Development Coordinator at the Royal Orthopaedic Hospital. |
Pardeep Janjua, SWBH“The ultimate goal is to make research more accessible. Being able to contribute to that mission and see the tangible impact of your work is what makes clinical research so fulfilling." |
Carlos Chan, Royal Orthopaedic"I always return to the principle of “one team, one goal.” Collaborative decision-making ensures we move forward with the most effective solution – leading to faster, more efficient study setups." |
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Pilot shows potential to cut costs and improve care in deprived areas |
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A BHP Evaluation Service studyNew BHP research suggests that integrating health and early years support could ease pressure on NHS services while delivering better outcomes for families. A detailed assessment of the Sparkbrook Children’s Zone (SCZ) in Birmingham found indications that integrating health care with early years and family support in deprived communities may be a cost-effective alternative to standard primary care. |
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Need to find public members for your research?Did you know that there are already many existing public involvement groups that you can access? If you need to recruit new public contributors for your research project, you can advertise your opportunity via the Birmingham Public Involvement Hub newsletter that is circulated to our database of public contributors around the second Wednesday of each month. To include an opportunity, please complete this form. |
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BHP Annual Meeting - Save the Date! |
Our second Annual Meeting will take place on Wednesday 19 November at the Lloyd Suite, Edgbaston Park Hotel, Edgbaston Park Road, B15 2RS. Look out for further details on our website and LinkedIn page - make sure to follow! |
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