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From Research Gaps to Breakthroughs: Women's Health Innovation
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Join us for an evening of networking and industry insights on scaling healthcare innovation in real-world settings. Healthcare is flooded with innovative ideas, but why do so few make it from pilot to practice? What does innovation implementation actually look like in a real-world setting?
As a Founding Member of Hale House, we as Get Soaked Studio are partnering up with Hale House for their next Hash It Out event on Real-world Innovation implementation. We will be joined during the panel discussion and roundtables by Founding Members UCLPartners, Health Innovation Network South London and Imperial Health College Partners to discuss the toughest challenges in healthcare innovation implementation.
Through panel discussions and innovator-led roundtables, we will hash out the common barriers that stall progress, from procurement to funding and workflow integration, to share practical strategies and considerations for navigating the implementation journey.
What To Expect
- Panel discussions on real-world examples of innovation implementation in the NHS
- Innovator-led roundtables tackling real barriers
- Practical strategies and considerations for navigating the implementation journey
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Connect with pioneering scientists, founders, and innovators who are transforming women's health despite decades of underfunding and limited research. Learn how bold entrepreneurs are developing life-changing solutions, meet the researchers filling critical knowledge gaps, and discover how real-world data is reshaping evidence standards in an underserved field.
This event brings together researchers, entrepreneurs, healthcare evaluators, and investors who are committed to advancing women's health innovation responsibly while meeting the enormous unmet demand for solutions.
Women's Health Innovation Showcase
As part of London Life Sciences Week, this showcase brings together founders, investors, practitioners, and industry leaders to spotlight breakthrough innovation in women’s health. Hosted at British Land and Royal London Asset Management's One Triton Square in Regent's Place, produced by Claire Cockerton in collaboration with GTA HealthTech, MedCity, TLA Women in Tech, Capital Enterprise and Get Soaked Studio, the event will shine a light on cutting-edge solutions addressing fertility, peri/menopause, endometriosis, cancer care, sexual health, preventive health care and health inequalities.
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Expect an atmosphere of positivity, opportunity, and camaraderie - spotlighting inspiring women shaping the future of healthcare.
Workshop: Future Health Hacks: Innovate in 30 Minutes
As London winds down from an action packed Tech Week, join us to explore what’s ahead in health innovation.
The Venture Café London’s upcoming Future of Health - Thursday Gathering will explore the cutting edge of healthcare, wellbeing, and biotech - from breakthrough startups to policy-shaping conversations.
Join our workshop on healthcare innovation and connect with the pioneers building tomorrow’s health systems, including founders, clinicians, leading scientists, and policymakers.
Organised by the Venture Café London and powered by ARIA (Advanced Research + Invention Agency) and Cambridge University Health Partners.
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