CBC Innovation Breakfast: Tackling health inequalities with Maxine Farmer
The role of innovation in tackling health inequalities
- When: 8.30-9.30am, 30th January 2025
- Where: Room 100, University of Cambridge Heart and Lung Research Institute (HLRI), Cambridge Biomedical Campus, Papworth Road, Cambridge CB2 0BB
- Pastries and refreshments provided
About our innovation breakfasts
Our Innovation Breakfast series brings together aspiring innovators and clinicians with expert speakers to explore what it takes to turn a great idea into something that can make a difference for patients.
From industry partners and technical specialists to those who have been successful entrepreneurs with a story to share, join us to network, learn and enjoy a pastry.
Learn more about HIEGuest speaker Maxine Farmer, Senior Advisor at Health Innovation East
Innovation can play a large role in reducing healthcare inequalities. A unique collaboration between the Royal Papworth Hospital (RPH) and NHS England’s Innovation for Healthcare Programme (InHIP) has enabled an innovative service to improve care and treatment for patients across the East of England with Interstitial Lung Disease (ILD).
The work helps accelerate access to NICE approved medication and aligns with the Core20PLUS5 approach.
Join our speakers to hear more:
- Maxine Farmer, Health Innovation East
- Sarah Claydon, NHSE Respiratory Network and former Respiratory Nurse, Royal Papworth Hospital
- Jodie Deards &/or Katie Johnston, NHS England Health Equity Team
About Health Innovation East
Health Innovation East (HIE) is one of 15 regional Health Innovation Networks that support the introduction of innovative technologies, devices and care pathways to transform health and care.
HEI is the innovation arm of the NHS in the region, compromises a team of almost 70 clinicians, data scientists, life sciences industry experts and skilled programme leaders passionate about helping the best innovations in health and care reach the people, places and problems where they bring most benefit.