University Hospitals Birmingham Awarded HealthTech Research Centre Funding
The National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) has awarded almost £3 million of funding to University Hospitals Birmingham (UHB) to become a HealthTech
The National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) has awarded almost £3 million of funding to University Hospitals Birmingham (UHB) to become a HealthTech
The James Lind Alliance are running a Major Trauma Priority Setting Partnership (PSPs). These James Lind Alliance PSPs have successfully influenced funders for research into
The NIHR Trauma MIC is running a competition as part of its new Mental Health (PTSD) workstream. This has been funded to accelerate the development
Background The NIHR Trauma Management MedTech Cooperative (MIC) works to improve clinical outcomes and quality of life for patients who have suffered a traumatic injury,
The NIHR Trauma MIC has been awarded funding for a Mental Health workstream. This will run alongside our other three clinical themes and is being
On Friday 3rd December Prof Tom Clutton-Brock participated in a virtual panel discussion at the Sarajevo Innovation Summit 2021. Other company represented on the panel
Health Economics is a Trauma MIC cross-cutting theme. The Trauma MIC have recently part-funded a new health economist, Luiz Andrade. Luiz has kindly written the
Professor Tom Clutton-Brock, Director of the Medical Devices Testing and Evaluation Centre, Professor of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care Medicine at the University of Birmingham and
Patient Reported Outcomes (PROs) is one of the Trauma MICs cross-cutting themes, Dr Anita Slade has kindly written the insightful piece below to highlight The
COVID-19 – An update from the Trauma MIC team. Trauma MIC are pleased to announce that we are finally open for business again. As the
COVID-19 – A note from the Trauma MIC team As will likely be the case with many of you at this time, the Trauma MIC
Blood Sampling Device – Usability Study (21st November) Are you a healthcare professional trained in phlebotomy? Or do you regularly have your own blood taken?
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