Scottish Health Innovations Ltd

Wanted: bright ideas to improve patient care

Do you have a great idea that could make a difference to patient care? Then speak to the people who could make it a reality – and become an inventor in the process.
Scottish Health Innovations Ltd (SHIL) is urging NHS Lothian staff to share their ideas for new products and processes that could help patients.

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And if an idea hits the market, it wouldn’t just be the patient that sees the benefit – both the health board and the inventor would see a return.
Already, the organisation has helped develop products including an ambulance child restraint and an adventure storybook to prepare young children for X-rays.

April Kelly, SHIL’s business development manager at NHS Lothian, said:

“You never know, your idea could make a big difference to patient care. Even if it is not necessarily an idea for a product, but rather an issue that you feel needs a solution, your involvement could add real value to current ideas in development.”

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This article was taken from NHS Lothian Connections magazine June/May 2009 Issue 32.
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