InnoScot Health

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InnoScot Health works in partnership with NHS Scotland to accelerate ideas that transform healthcare. https://innoscot.com/

A promotional image for the "Public Sector Digital Leadership Exchange," hosted by Holyrood Connect. The event occurs on 2 September at 9am, at the Informatics Forum, Edinburgh. The design features a digital interface with security icons and a hand interacting with the display. Blue and black elements accentuate the layout.
Executive Chair of InnoScot Health, Graham Watson, pictured sitting on a ow back chair beside a potted tree, with laptop on his lap, alongside the text - "Since our inception two decades ago as a key NHS partner, InnoScot Health has formed seven spin out companies, evaluated over 2000 ideas, and successfully integrated 250 of them into healthcare settings in Scotland and around the world."
Two clinical staff members using the SARUS Hood to safely provide resuscitation on a dummy, alongside the text - "Clear focus, big impact - Ideas originating within our NHS are transforming lives, creating jobs, attracting investment, and showcasing Scotland as a truly entrepreneurial nation"
This is a promotional image for the Scottish Public Health Conference. It features a picture of the Technology and Innovation Centre at the University of Strathclyde. The event is hosted by the Faculty of Public Health, Public Health Scotland, and the Scottish Directors of Public Health. The event is scheduled for November 24 and will take place in person at the University of Strathclyde.
On the left, a picture of Gillian Henderson, Head of Innovation Commercialisation for InnoScot Health, smiling to camera. On the right, an associated quote reads: "With this innovative technology already underpinning the delivery of more than one million therapy sessions across NHS, independent, and community mental health services, it has a proven track record of making an impact and represents a significant step forward in overcoming barriers to support across Scotland." Below this is the web address www.innoscot.com.
Graham Watson, Executive Chair of InnoScot Health, pictured against a white background with bronze hexagons, alongside the quote - "Looking back on the last 20 years, it has been a priviledge to work in partnership with NHS Scotland and help bring hundreds of game-changing healthcare innovations to market."
A group of people are sitting around a table engaged in conversation, with one person using a laptop. The image also features InnoScot Health branding and text about Scotland's mental health hubs, supported by digital technology. There is a website link at the bottom, www.innoscot.com.
Two clinical staff members using the SARUS Hood to safely provide resuscitation on a dummy, alongside the text - "Clear focus, big impact - Ideas originating within our NHS are transforming lives, creating jobs, attracting investment, and showcasing Scotland as a truly entrepreneurial nation"
On the left, a picture of Graham Watson, Executive Chair of InnoScot Health, wearing a business suit and smiling at the camera with his arms folded. On the right, an associated quote reads: "It is an exciting time that is full of possibility with Scotland enjoying a commanding position in many regards, but the country must continue to invest, collaborate, and set its sights higher amid what many surgeons believe is the biggest step forward in surgical care of modern times."
A promotional graphic for InnoScot Health features a robotic surgery scene. The robotic arms are in operation over a patient in a surgical room. Text on the left reads: "Our Latest News. Fresh robotic surgery success is just 'tip of the iceberg' for Scottish patients." A website link is included: www.innoscot.com.
Executive Chair of InnoScot Health, Graham Watson, pictured sitting on a ow back chair beside a potted tree, with laptop on his lap, alongside the text - "Since our inception two decades ago as a key NHS partner, InnoScot Health has formed seven spin out companies, evaluated over 2000 ideas, and successfully integrated 250 of them into healthcare settings in Scotland and around the world."
Two clinical staff members using the SARUS Hood to safely provide resuscitation on a dummy, alongside the text - "Clear focus, big impact - Ideas originating within our NHS are transforming lives, creating jobs, attracting investment, and showcasing Scotland as a truly entrepreneurial nation"
A person is holding a tablet displaying an article titled "Insight" from InnoScot Health. The background has the InnoScot Health logo and text inviting users to sign up for a monthly e-newsletter. A pink button reads, "Sign up to our monthly e-newsletter.
On the left, a photo of Graham Watson, Executive Chair of InnoScot Health, in a business suit with his arms folded and smiling towards the camera. On the right, an associated quote reads: "Innovation cannot happen in isolation. Inspirational ideas need comprehensive support to reach their full potential and thrive — they need knowledge exchange, diverse perspectives, resources, and infrastructure if they are to be fully developed and commercialised."
InnoScot Health promotional graphic featuring a digital healthcare theme with icons like a heart, stethoscope, and syringe on a blue hexagonal background. Text discusses the importance of innovation in Scotland's healthcare strategy. Includes a website link: www.innoscot.com.
External event poster for "Decarbonising the NHS: Scotland," hosted by Health Industry Leaders. It includes a globe with a stethoscope on grass. The event is in-person on 7 October at Radisson Blu, Glasgow, starting at 8 am. Blue and black graphic elements are present.
Graham Watson, Executive Chair of InnoScot Health, pictured against a white background with bronze hexagons, alongside the quote - "Looking back on the last 20 years, it has been a priviledge to work in partnership with NHS Scotland and help bring hundreds of game-changing healthcare innovations to market."
This image is an event poster titled "Clyde Built to Perform: How Glasgow is Redefining Human Health & Performance." Hosted by Glasgow City of Science and Innovation, the event is in-person at the Glasgow Science Centre on 14 July, starting at 2pm. The poster features an aerial view of Glasgow, including the River Clyde and the Clyde Arc bridge, with decorative blue and black design elements.
A promotional image for the "Public Sector Digital Leadership Exchange," hosted by Holyrood Connect. The event occurs on 2 September at 9am, at the Informatics Forum, Edinburgh. The design features a digital interface with security icons and a hand interacting with the display. Blue and black elements accentuate the layout.
On the left, a picture of Frances Ramsay, Head of Business Development for InnoScot Health, sitting at a bench overlooking the river Clyde in Glasgow, wearing business attire and smiling to the camera. On the right, an associated quote reads: "Vital connections can be made and transformative multisectoral partnerships formed across breakfast seminars, educational workshops, networking evenings, and more, with NHS, industry, and academia all in attendance — exactly what Scotland needs right now to take forward-thinking ideas to the next level." A website address is provided for further information, www.innoscot.com.
The image shows an advertisement for InnoScot Health. It includes a smiling person in a group setting, looking at another person. Text reads: "OUR LATEST NEWS: Vital connections and transformative partnerships set to be formed as Tech Week programme goes live." There is a URL: www.innoscot.com.
On the left, a picture of Graham Watson, Executive Chair of InnoScot Health, dressed in a business suit with arms crossed and smiling to camera in an office environment. On the right, an associated quote reads: "The ability to commercialise intellectual property (IP) developed from academic research has never been more important to the economy, and to collaborative healthcare innovation across NHS, industry, and academia for improved patient outcomes."
Innoscot Health logo on the top left. To the right, two individuals in a hospital hallway. A circular inset features the text: "OUR LATEST NEWS - NHS anniversary allows time for reflection on staff efforts and how the service can collaborate and adapt." A blue button below reads, "Visit: www.innoscot.com".
A medical team is shown performing surgery, with a mix of advanced equipment visible. There's a focus on a monitor displaying vital information. Text on the left reads, "InnoScot Health Our Latest News" and highlights a report on Scotland's 'world-class ability to turn research into spinout innovation success'. A website address, www.innoscot.com, is provided below.
This is a promotional image for the Scottish Public Health Conference. It features a picture of the Technology and Innovation Centre at the University of Strathclyde. The event is hosted by the Faculty of Public Health, Public Health Scotland, and the Scottish Directors of Public Health. The event is scheduled for November 24 and will take place in person at the University of Strathclyde.
Graham Watson, Executive Chair of InnoScot Health, pictured against a white background with bronze hexagons, alongside the quote - "Looking back on the last 20 years, it has been a priviledge to work in partnership with NHS Scotland and help bring hundreds of game-changing healthcare innovations to market."
On the left, a picture of Gillian Henderson, Head of Innovation Commercialisation at InnoScot Health in an office setting. On the right, an associated quote reads: "This anniversary offers an opportunity for staff, patients, and the public to mark significant progress over the past 78 years and to look forward to what healthcare will look like in the future." Below, an icon promotes the website www.innoscot.com.
On the left, a picture of Graham Watson, Executive Chair of InnoScot Health within an office setting. On the right, an associated quote reads: "Our forward-thinkers require clearly defined collaborative assistance in their ambitions to turn concept into reality, not to mention guidance on how to leverage new tech like AI both responsibly and safely." Below, a button highlights the website www.innoscot.com.
The image shows a hallway in a hospital with two individuals walking. On the left, the InnoScot Health logo and name are displayed. Below is a heading titled "Our Latest News" with text about the NHS anniversary's impact on collaboration and adaptation. A blue button at the bottom reads "Visit: www.innoscot.com".
A digital flyer for InnoScot Health. It features the logo and text "OUR LATEST NEWS." Below, it reads, "Health innovation body insists cutting‑edge thinking can bridge the gap when 'status quo is not an option'." On the right, there's an abstract design incorporating technology and medical symbols with a hand interacting with digital elements. A button at the bottom reads, "Visit: www.innoscot.com."
Gillian Henderson, Head of Innovation Commercialisation at InnoScot Health, pictured on the left. On the right, an associated quote reads: "Positioning early-stage health innovators to benefit from connections with academia, industry, and investors means they are well on their way to growing their business and attracting funding while developing the capacity to overcome significant challenges and allowing a clear route to market."
Blue promotional graphic for InnoScot Health. It features a person using a calculator and writing on a document. Text highlights new university appointments to aid Scotland's entrepreneurial goals. Includes a website link: www.innoscot.com.
Fiona Schaefer, Innovation Commercialisation Manager for InnoScot Health, pictured on the left. On the right, an associated quote reads: "This is a hugely welcome resource for our ambitious thinkers who are continuously pushing for positive change — but who also remain determined to protect and commercialise their IP and broader knowledge assets."
The image features a digital banner for InnoScot Health. On the left, the InnoScot Health logo and text outline the latest news about a new hub for innovation. On the right, a person is seated at a desk, focused on a laptop. A blue button below reads: "Visit: www.innoscot.com".
Graham Watson, Executive Chair of InnoScot Health, standing with his arms folded and smiling at the camera. On the right, an associated quote reads: "My recent roles have afforded me the privilege of helping to shape the direction of some of Scotland’s leading organisations, including the opportunity through InnoScot Health to develop and support cutting-edge healthcare for better patient outcomes and a stronger, more productive population." The URL www.innoscot.com is visible.
External event banner titled "Innovate MedTech North," hosted by North of Scotland NHS Innovation Hub. Scheduled for June 25 at 9 am, located at ONE BioHub, Foresterhill Road, Aberdeen. The design includes medical imagery and circular graphics.
The image features a person holding a rolled document, dressed in an academic gown and orange hood, standing against a gray background. The InnoScot Health logo is in the upper left corner. Text reads: "Our Latest News: Health innovation leader awarded prestigious honorary degree by Heriot-Watt University." A website link is shown at the bottom, www.innoscot.com.
Graham Watson, Executive Chair of InnoScot Health, pictured against a white background with bronze hexagons, alongside the quote - "Looking back on the last 20 years, it has been a priviledge to work in partnership with NHS Scotland and help bring hundreds of game-changing healthcare innovations to market."
External event poster titled "Health Elevate: Scaling Scotland" hosted by Barclays. Background shows a close-up image of DNA strands. Event details: In-person on 17 June at 4:45 PM, Wellcroft The Street, Glasgow. Blue and black theme with circular design elements.
External event banner titled "Innovate MedTech North," hosted by North of Scotland NHS Innovation Hub. Scheduled for June 25 at 9 am, located at ONE BioHub, Foresterhill Road, Aberdeen. The design includes medical imagery and circular graphics.
Executive Chair of InnoScot Health, Graham Watson, pictured sitting on a ow back chair beside a potted tree, with laptop on his lap, alongside the text - "Since our inception two decades ago as a key NHS partner, InnoScot Health has formed seven spin out companies, evaluated over 2000 ideas, and successfully integrated 250 of them into healthcare settings in Scotland and around the world."
External event poster titled "Health Elevate: Scaling Scotland" hosted by Barclays. Background shows a close-up image of DNA strands. Event details: In-person on 17 June at 4:45 PM, Wellcroft The Street, Glasgow. Blue and black theme with circular design elements.
Frances Ramsay, Head of Business Development for InnoScot Health, pictured outside sat at a bench. On the right of the image, an associated quote reads: "Every year, the innovation category is amongst the most thought-provoking — whether by shining a light on smart new approaches to lingering issues or offering a glimpse of a better future where improved patient outcomes are clearly defined." The domain www.innoscot.com is visible.
Two clinical staff members using the SARUS Hood to safely provide resuscitation on a dummy, alongside the text - "Clear focus, big impact - Ideas originating within our NHS are transforming lives, creating jobs, attracting investment, and showcasing Scotland as a truly entrepreneurial nation"
External event announcement for "The Rural Centre of Excellence Personalised Health and Care Digital Innovation Showcase," hosted by the Digital Health & Care Innovation Centre. Scheduled for June 10-11, start time 10am, held in-person at the Alexander Graham Bell Building, University of the Highlands and Islands. Image features a smart watch display.
A healthcare worker pictured helping an older woman to stand, alongside the text - "Do you have an innovative idea to improve healthcare? Speak to the InnoScot Health team! Book a free consultation, submit an idea online"
This is a promotional image for the Scottish Public Health Conference. It features a picture of the Technology and Innovation Centre at the University of Strathclyde. The event is hosted by the Faculty of Public Health, Public Health Scotland, and the Scottish Directors of Public Health. The event is scheduled for November 24 and will take place in person at the University of Strathclyde.