People from the most deprived areas of Leeds who are living with multiple long-term mental and physical health conditions are contributing to a research project to inform how health and care services could better meet their needs.
People from the most deprived areas of Leeds who are living with multiple long-term mental and physical health conditions are contributing to a research project to inform how health and care services could better meet their needs.
As part of the SEISMIC collaboration world-leading researchers with expertise in systems design, engineering, applied health research and data science are working with the city’s healthcare system to design new and effective models of care, personalised to those people with the greatest needs,
This work will form an innovation hub for health system transformation, and act as a blueprint for future collaborations between academic and healthcare partners that respond to people’s health needs in the city.
For more information on the project visit the SEISMIC pages on the Health Innovation Leeds website: https://healthinnovationleeds.com/seismic/