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The Health Innovation Network (HIN) South London has recently welcomed additional health economics experience to its evaluation and informatics team. Dr Siddesh Shetty, a medically trained health econ
What are the four key priorities for moving the neighbourhood model forward? Here Caroline Chill, Clinical Director for our Community and Care Home Programme, summarises the themes and priorities discussed at South West London’s recent ‘Building Better Neighbourhoods’ event.
A national fund which supports people with respiratory conditions has announced Merton Health as one of only nine winners.
Our Mindset-XR Innovation Support Programme spotlight for November is on Animorph and their spin-off company CrossSense. Animorph is a London-based co-operative, founded in 2016, which develops immers
Bridging the gaps in mental healthcare by Aileen Jackson, Head of Mental Health, Health Innovation Network South London
On 14 October 2025, Hebe Davies-Colley, MatNeo Programme Lead, and Zoe Taylor, Project Manager, with planning support from Karen Ang, Senior QI Project Manager, facilitated one of the sessions for the
Reflections from a recent collaboration between IBM, NHS South West London Integrated Care Board and the Health Innovation Network South LondonHealth systems today face a difficult balance: delivering
The South London Evaluation Advice Clinic is set to relaunch in October, following its pilot earlier this year. The clinic offers project teams free, targeted evaluation advice to support their servic
NHS Navigator Karla Richards reflects on a recent roundtable, hosted by DigitalHealth.London and the Health Innovation Network South London. The discussion brought together representatives from London
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming healthcare—not from the top down, but from the ground up. In this blog, the Health Innovation Network South London’s Medical Director Natasha Curran explores how clinicians across the UK could lead the charge in embedding AI into everyday practice.
The Health Innovation Network (HIN) South London’s “Reimagining Dementia Pathways” panel at ConfedExpo 2025 brought together perspectives from clinical leadership and the frontlines of innovation. The session was chaired by Ayobola Chike-Michael, Senior Project Manager in the Mental Health team at the HIN.
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In this blog, HIN Chief Executive Dr Rishi Das-Gupta reflects on the recent publication by Milton Keynes University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust of a report on career progression for global majority staff, and its potential to galvanise real progress through acknowledging the ‘hard truths’ around racism that persist within the NHS.
In this blog, Programme Director Catherine Dale explores how designing digital technology with a focus on health inequalities not only supports vulnerable communities but also enhances the likelihood of success by aligning with the goals of the NHS 10-Year Plan.
Dehydration can cause serious health problems, particularly for older adults and other vulnerable people. Despite this, the importance of effective hydration is sometimes overlooked, and preventative
Here Dr Rishi Das-Gupta, CEO of Health Innovation Network (HIN) South London, gives his initial views on the NHS’s 10 Year Plan, published yesterday, highlighting some of the areas of implementation that the HIN SL is already working on with partners.
Welcome to the third blog in our Neighbourhood Health series, which have previously covered an introduction to INTs and creating the conditions for INTs to flourish. Here, our Senior Evaluation Manager Camille Aznar discusses how we might most usefully evaluate existing and emerging INTs.
In this blog by Kerry Beadling-Barron, Director of Communications and Corporate Affairs at the Health Innovation Network (HIN) South London, argues why a more nuanced approach to engaging with the private sector could result in a big gain for the public, and actually be more popular than policy makers realise.
“Healthcare is priceless… or at least worth more than we think!” In this blog, Dr Rishi Das-Gupta, CEO of Health Innovation Network (HIN) South London and Dr Anna Buylova, Lead Health Economist
Concerns about mental ill health and its impact on employment have grown significantly in recent years. The UK Government’s Get Britain Working white paper paints a stark picture: mental health is now the largest work-limiting health condition among people under 45.
The Accelerating FemTech programme supports the development of crucial innovations that have the potential to address current challenges in women’s health. The second cohort of the programme, which
