Delivering measurable health improvements on a national scale
Our initiatives are designed to advance the uptake and spread of all types of innovation within the NHS and social care, from new technologies to ways of working and service improvements.
Our regional health innovation networks work to deliver these programmes, coming together nationally to facilitate wider impact and ensure improvements benefit more patients, faster.
The reasons behind the programmes
In all national adoption and spread programmes we aim to improve services for patients, enable NHS efficiencies and deliver the best possible care.
Every year, we also look to focus these initiatives more and more on creating outcomes for areas of greatest population need and inequity in health, linking to NHS policies like Core20PLUS5.
Our national adoption and spread programmes
Together, we can improve response to deterioration and the safety of the older population, and reduce the pressure on care homes and hospitals.
Together, we can enable early detection, treatment and prevention to help patients live longer, healthier lives.
Together, we can reduce unwarranted variation in maternity and neonatal settings so all women, babies and families see better care outcomes.
Together, we can improve early prevention, detection, intervention, diagnosis and treatment, reducing wait times and ensuring everyone gets the quality of care they need.
Together we can improve the safety culture and systems surrounding medicines, reducing risks of overprescription and preserving NHS resources.
Together, we can improve respiratory pathways, diagnosis and care and create health improvements for those with asthma.
Together, we can improve healing rates and enable more patients to receive evidence-based wound care, with efficient care pathways informed by better data.
