Over the past six months, this country along with the rest of the world has been experiencing unique challenges in terms of business continuity and economic prosperity. Many businesses are struggling with the changes imposed by the Covid-19 pandemic. To help demonstrate hope for the future, The AHSN Network’s Innovation Exchange is showcasing some of Read More
SW AHSN Newsletter – August 2020
Each month the South West Academic Health Science Network (SW AHSN) publishes a newsletter featuring our latest news and activities across innovation, health and care in response to COVID-19. Read our August newsletter to find out how we’re supporting our partners to respond to COVID-19 by improving patient safety, supporting digital-first pathways, and addressing health inequalities Read More
BLOG: The eight conditions for rapid change in health and care
Sarah Robens, Evaluation Lead for the South West Academic Health Science Network (SW AHSN), describes some of the key themes captured from the learning processes the South West AHSN has been running during COVID-19. With the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic, we planned a rapid process of capturing learning about how the health and care Read More
SW AHSN launches new RESTORE2™ toolkit to support virtual training
The South West Academic Health Science Network is pleased to launch a new interactive toolkit to support the delivery of virtual RESTORE2™ and RESTORE2™ mini training. The RESTORE2™ tool was developed by NHS West Hampshire Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) to support homes and health professionals to recognise when the person they are caring for may be deteriorating or Read More
Innovation Adoption Fund supporting the COVID-19 community response
By Samantha Strickland, Delivery Manager, South West Academic Health Science Network Since March 2020 the South West Academic Health Science Network (SW AHSN) has been working with its partners in health and care across the South West to spread innovative practice to support the health and wellbeing of communities in our region during COVID-19. This Read More