Managed Innovation Networks
Managed Innovation Networks (MINs) exist to 'bridge the gap between research and practice'. MINs provide opportunities to create new, imaginative and cross cutting collaborations between clinicians, researchers and the wider user community.
The key aims of MINS are to stimulate;
- Participation in exciting innovative projects
- The creation of models of engagement that may be replicated and transferred
- Development of clinical evidence/expertise
- Informed and continued learning
- Appropriate mechanisms for involving and supporting service users and carers
- Clinically relevant research proposals with the potential to attract new funding
The MINs make a significant impact through:
- The recognition of joint collaboration, expertise and commitment
- Improving the lives of people who use our services
- Increasing staff confidence in their work
- Enabling the application of research in a clinical setting.
The Institute is proud to be able to support 39 MINs addressing practice or service issues across the full range of Trust services.
To see a full list of MINs or to express your interest in setting up a MIN, please visit the Research section of the website. Alternatively, for further information on this section, please contact
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
.
search
