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januar 2024

UK accelerator Propel@YH Nordic Boot Camp

Looking towards the UK market and want to gain six months’ worth of market research, networking, and market development support in just one week? Register your interest for the Propel@YH Nordic Boot Camp accelerator in Leeds from 29.01-02.02.2024

Propel@YH Nordic Boot Camp is a tailor-made accelerator program for Nordic-based companies who want to bring their products to the UK healthcare market. The program gives Nordic innovators access to five days of intensive support, knowledge and engagement with UK healthcare experts. The bootcamp will be held in Leeds from January 29th - February 2nd in 2024.

The Propel team has organized two information webinars with information on the UK market and the Propel program.

Propel program brifing session 31.08


UK market and opportunities webinar June 2023


SEND US YOUR APPLICATION FOR THE BOOTCAMP HERE

Want to know how the 1st bootcamp in January 2023 went? Watch this brief video summary from our partners in Yorkshire & Humber AHSN:


What is the Nordic Propel Bootcamp?

Turbo-charging NHS market access for Nordic HealthTech companies

Up to 12 companies across the Nordics will benefit from a week of masterclasses, workshops and networking events on topics such as understanding how the NHS works, NHS governance, finance and procurement frameworks, clinical safety and supplier regulations, developing evidence-based proposals and reimbursement models. After the bootcamp week, Nordic companies will have a solid foundation to create a knowledge-based export strategy for introducing their solution to the UK market. Deep insight of the challenges and opportunities, who the right partners are, who the buyers are and the right market segment.

The Norwegian Smart Care Cluster, Danish Life Science Cluster, Business Region Gothenburg and Swecare have joined forces to take lead on this program from the Nordic side. We are calling all Nordic health tech companies who has a scalable solution that answers to one or more of the NHS list of priorities listed below. The project is funded by Nordic Innovation.

Participation fee: £2500 per company

(Full price £5000, however 50% is given as deminimis support to participating companies from public funding)


NHS Prioritized areas

  • Digital transformation, e.g. digital products and the digitisation of care pathways
  • Diversity, inclusion, and equality
  • Health inequalities, contributing to a fairer health system
  • Environmental sustainability, accelerating the transition to a Net Zero health service
  • Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) and co-production
  • Patient safety
  • Workforce by building capacity and capability

When it comes to clinical areas, there are NHS programmes for

  • Ageing and care homes: to improve response and safety of the older population, and reduce the pressure on care homes and hospitals.
  • Cardiovascular disease: to enable early detection, treatment and prevention
  • Maternal and neonatal: to reduce unwarranted variation in maternity and neonatal settings
  • Mental health and neurodiversity: to improve early prevention, detection, intervention, diagnosis and treatment, reduce wait times
  • Medicines: to improve safety and systems surrounding medicines, reduce risks of overprescription
  • Respiratory: to improve respiratory pathways, diagnosis and care, asthma is a priority
  • Wound care: to improve healing rates, evidence-based wound care, care pathways and better data

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