Scottish Health Innovations Ltd

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SHIL Publishes Annual Report

It has been an extremely busy time for Scottish Health Innovations Ltd. The previous financial year has seen the company expand, relocate office and assess even more ideas from NHS Scotland. SHIL has just published its annual report.

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.

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New Specs ease phantom limb pain

The problem of amputees suffering phantom pain is being addressed by Scottish scientists who have developed glasses that trick the patient into thinking their severed limb is still in place.
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Bringing Ideas to Life

Throughout NHS Scotland,healthcare professionals are continually coming up with new and exciting ideas for improving patient care. Since 2002 Scottish Health Innovations Ltd (SHIL) has been helping them turn those ideas into commercial reality.

(Nexxus Newsletter Spring 2009)

Bringing Ideas to Life

NHS Tayside is already active in research and SHIL has worked with numerous NHS Tayside innovators since 2002 helping to develop a wide variety of projects.

Spectra Magazine for NHS Tayside Staff Feb 2009

Medalytix Ltd raises £2m in venture funding from International Investors

Medalytix today announced it has successfully raised £2m in venture funding to support the International sales and marketing of its ground-breaking iGradingTM product and build its pipeline of intellectual property. The fund-raising was led by Hotspur Capital Partners, who were joined by Corporación Empresarial ONCE, the business and venture arm of the Spanish National Organisation for the Blind and existing investors the Rising Stars Growth Fund (RSGF) and Merseyside Special Investment Fund (MSIF).