
Australia: regional profile for digital health innovators
Are you a UK-based health innovator looking to explore international markets? The Health Innovation Network (HIN) South London and its DigitalHealth.London programmes are supporting…
Explore our range of resources including sector case studies, webinars and recordings, opportunities and funding from our network, and useful guidance documents and links.

Are you a UK-based health innovator looking to explore international markets? The Health Innovation Network (HIN) South London and its DigitalHealth.London programmes are supporting…

For UK innovators, France’s combination of market scale, structured governance, and national reimbursement mechanisms for digital health creates a favourable environment for evidence generation, partnerships, and commercialisation.

For UK-based health and care innovators, Singapore offers an attractive entry point into Asia due to its English-speaking environment, transparent regulation, and strong institutional support for health innovation.

For UK-based health and care innovators, Denmark offers an attractive entry point into the Nordic healthcare market. It is a small and digitally mature health system with universal coverage, strong public funding, and a long track record of adopting digital health at scale.

Throughout 2025 and 2026, the Health Innovation Network (HIN) South London and its DigitalHealth.London programmes will be supporting innovators considering international expansion.

The RDS provides support to health and social care researchers across England on all aspects of developing and writing a funding application, including research design, research methods, identifying funding sources and involving patients and the public.
The NHS front door for innovators from the Accelerator Access Collaborative. Helping you take your healthcare innovation from idea to adoption, supporting you every step of the way.
This hub consists of information about NHS England’s statutory responsibilities around equalities and health inequalities and the national NHS programmes in these areas.

HEAT is the main tool for professionals across the public health and healthcare landscape to systematically address health inequalities and identify what action can be taken to reduce health inequalities and promote equality and inclusion.

All Our Health framework is a call to action to all health and care professionals to embed prevention within their day to day practice. This bite-sized session provides health and care professionals an overview of health disparities and health inequalities – including key evidence, data and signposting to trusted resources to help prevent illness, protect health and promote wellbeing.

This section of the NHS Long Term Plan outlines how it will take a more concerted and systematic approach to reduce health inequalities and address unwarranted variation in care.

The health inequalities hub from The Local Government Association, explores different themes in detail, shining a spotlight on case studies from councils across the country and exploring how COVID-19 exacerbated existing health inequalities.