NOTTINGHAM Nottingham is Connected HealthTech
World-class research, engaged health and care partners and the only inland Freeport in the UK makes Nottingham the connected HealthTech city at the heart of England.
Nottingham translates bold ideas into commercial reality. Home to the Nobel Prize winning development of MRI scanning, the city has two universities, cutting-edge facilities for industry to access & large, innovative NHS Trusts.
Nottingham boasts UK Government Investment n Midlands Engine Investment Fund-II: £400m of British Business Bank funding to businesses across the English Midlands.
n A UK Government supported low tax Nottingham and Derby Enterprise Zone, providing a focus for industry leaders in: - Pharmaceuticals & Healthcare - Advanced Manufacturing/Engineering - Industrial Biotechnology – Energy
Excellent business logistics connectivity East Midlands Airport is Britain’s biggest dedicated cargo operation and UPS’s largest air logistics site outside America. As the UK’s only inland Freeport goods can be imported tariff free with simplified customs documents. Nottingham offers high- capacity rail lines and motorway access, allowing easy access to the whole UK.
The hub for connected HealthTech testing One of only five UK ABHI English ‘Partner Cities’, Nottingham is home to the UK’s National Rehabilitation Centre, the NIHR Clinical Research
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Facility as well as the UK leading Trent Simulation and Clinical Skills Centre, offering virtual environments to test and evaluate CE/UKCA marked and close-to-market devices in ward settings. Access to Nottingham University Hospitals NHS
Trust, one of the UK’s biggest and busiest NHS Trusts with a budget of £1.7bn and 2.5 million- person catchment area, also offering one of the largest Major Trauma Centres in Europe with a 4 million-person catchment area.
Full-spectrum HealthTech business support Embedded in the NHS, CHEATA (the Centre for Healthcare Equipment and Technology Adoption) is a unique HealthTech support service offering device value propositions, health economic analyses, and regulatory support. The University of Nottingham Centre for Healthcare Technologies (CHT) supports the translation of innovative technologies to health
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