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The Oxford Academic Health Science Network has established a Clinical Innovation Adoption (CIA) programme, their aim is to achieve:
- Continuous improvement in quality and value of care through innovation
- Reduction of unwarranted variation to deliver a high standard of care across our region
- Ultimately, innovation adoption embedded in local NHS planning and contracting for maximum impact
Each year the team identifies the best high impact innovations to be adopted at scale across our region. Candidates have to be ready to go to market and have a strong evidence base (i.e. are clinically proven and have an established health economics case). Other key criteria include:
- Improving patient and clinical experience
- Alignment to local/regional/national clinical priorities
- Cost-effectiveness
- Relative ease of implementation
Innovators wishing to be considered should request an innovation submission form via or by calling 01865 784963.
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