A trial taking place at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital - and the first in the UK - aims to utilise Artificial Intelligence to improve turnaround times for CT scans and reduce A&E pressures. More information: woshealthinnovation.scot/latest-updates…

No Need To Fall app enters Phase 2: Co-designed digital support for people at risk of falls and their carers. Project being supported by The Health Foundation woshealthinnovation.scot/latest-updates…

COPD digital diagnostic service introduced to reduce waiting times and allow earlier provision of preventative interventions. More information: woshealthinnovation.scot/latest-updates…

Professor Chris Carlin tells how everyday digital technology is making a positive impact on COPD management woshealthinnovation.scot/latest-updates…

Our May webinar will look at the impact of artificial intelligence (#AI) on healthcare and how innovators should best maximise and protect its benefits; with JD Blackwood (iCAIRD, NHS Forth Valley) and Joanna Boag-Thomson (Shepherd and Wedderburn). Register now 👉 innoscot.com/events/ai-heal…

We're looking forward to attending the West of Scotland Innovation Hub Healthcare Innovation Day, Friday 17 May at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital Campus. Our Innovation Manager Frances Ramsay will be happy to speak to attendees about our support. Read more 👉 bit.ly/4dpFl2n

An early start - and even some power walking - for Craig Bell, Katriona Brooksbank and Sophie Bagnall at the Hi: Children’s Healthcare Innovation Scotland breakfast today

It’s #NationalEpilepsyWeek The BrAInwaves project we are working on in partnership with West of Scotland Innovation Hub has huge potential for children and families affected by epilepsy and other neurological conditions 👪🩷 Read more here 🔗  hiscot.org/challenges/bra… #FromScotlandtotheWorld

Interesting to listen to the EMJ Reviews podcast featuring Neonatologist & Clinical Innovation Director, Neil Patel - Clinical Director of Hi: Children’s Healthcare Innovation Scotland and a consultant neonatologist at the Royal Hospital for Children as he delves into groundbreaking innovations in neonatology

This week we welcomed six S5 and S6 pupils over three days for work experience. It was organised by The Living Laboratory in partnership with Glasgow Science Centre as part of the STEM Futures in Precision Medicine programme. We were delighted to host the pupils to give them an insight into our work.

Students encouraged to get involved with healthcare innovation in Scotland.NHS partner InnoScot Health will host a webinar designed to spotlight how the NHS can best engage with universities and colleges ⬇️ futurescot.com/students-encou…

A new sensor developed to help in the diagnosis of respiratory and sleep conditions in babies and young children is being trialled for the first time with patients: woshealthinnovation.scot/latest-updates…

Wireless sensor trialled for monitoring babies’ sleep and respiratory conditions. The device - around the size of a 50p coin - is being trialled in Glasgow in a potentially breakthrough study ⬇️ futurescot.com/wireless-senso…

The a new VR tour that hopes will allow parents to familiarise themselves with the Neonatal Unit at the Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow, and meet some of the team who work there. To learn more, click below 👇 buff.ly/3A1S0cB #Tech | #News

A new virtual tour of the neonatal unit at the Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow launched today with the support of Hi: Children’s Healthcare Innovation Scotland. It will help parents understand what to expect if their child needs neonatal care. Read more: woshealthinnovation.scot/latest-updates…

We are delighted to support a new virtual tour of the neonatal unit Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow, which will help parents understand what to expect when their baby is admitted. The innovative technology was developed together with families, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde staff & West of Scotland Innovation Hub: woshealthinnovation.scot/latest-updates…

We're proud to be part of an innovative trial that could help with the diagnosis of respiratory and sleep conditions in children. The technology combines wireless biosensors with mobile software to analyse breathing patterns, and is now being trialled with 150 patients in Glasgow

We look forward to joining this event next month as the Scottish Health Technologies Group hosts a discussion on the information needed to identify technologies that improve health and care. You can sign up for the event using the link below.

This flight trial marks an important milestone in the CAELUS project, with drones carrying lab specimens between health board areas. CAELUS is working with 16 partners to deliver the first national drone network for the NHS. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Join leaders in the Glasgow life sciences industry and Glasgow Chamber this month to hear about the latest investments and innovations that allows Glasgow to stay at the forefront of the industry. Read more on our website 👉 innoscot.com/events/glasgow…