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Through our network of sectoral and industry partners we will deliver transformative projects to unlock the potential of Northern Ireland.
Along with our project partners we have committed to supercharge the growth and regeneration of Northern Ireland and through our collaborative approach we can unlock the potential of the region.
Together we will deliver long term sustainable growth by creating a skills pipeline, driving innovation and positioning Northern Ireland as an attractive place to work, study and invest in.
"Ulster University Medical School is building a workforce fit for the future by giving tomorrow's doctors a strong foundation and a real focus on community-based care."
"At this time of rapid and significant change within medicine, it is imperative that industry, academia, and medical education are aligned to improve both patient outcomes and the efficiency of healthcare services. The Randox Professor of Medicine within the new Ulster University School of Medicine shows our commitment to these critical national priorities.
Ulster University and Randox are both renowned globally for healthcare research and education, particularly in the field of diagnostics, and together provide a vital platform to support the next generation of aspirational clinicians – to develop critical skills, make a positive difference to patient healthcare around the world, and cement Northern Ireland’s reputation as a global hub for life sciences"
"As a small, local charity that supports families who have children living with lifelong and life limiting medical conditions, it has been our pleasure to work in partnership with Ulster University Child Health Society and the WHSCT Health Improvement Equality and Involvement Department to co-design the Teddy Bear Hospital.
The children attending have experienced a lot of hospitalisation and medical procedures in their short lifetime as a result of their medical conditions. The aim was to develop a fun and engaging project, focusing on promoting a positive image of the healthcare profession and promoting healthy lifestyles, while aiming to reduce fears children may have developed."
"At Dell Technologies, we believe in the transformative power of data and innovation to help improve lives. The development of the Centre for Digital Healthcare Technology (CDHT) marks a pivotal moment for Northern Ireland's health tech landscape. We are excited to collaborate with CDHT to support the development of scalable, secure, and cutting-edge digital health solutions that can deliver real impact across the healthcare ecosystem. Together, we are laying the foundation for a smarter, more connected future of care."
"At PulseAI, we are committed to pioneering responsible and impactful AI for cardiac diagnostics. The launch of CDHT is a landmark opportunity to accelerate collaborative research and real-world deployment of next-generation AI tools in healthcare. We look forward to working with CDHT to bridge the gap between academic excellence and clinical innovation, ensuring that technology truly serves patients and practitioners alike."
"The Centre for Digital Healthcare Technology represents an exciting new chapter for integrated research and innovation within Northern Ireland’s healthcare system. As a longstanding advocate for cross-sector collaboration, we welcome the opportunity to work closely with CDHT in advancing clinically-led, evidence-based digital solutions within the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust.
This partnership will be instrumental in delivering better outcomes for patients and enabling our health services to meet the challenges of the future."
"Our collaboration with CARL reflects PwC’s commitment to pioneering solutions through cutting-edge research. By exploring neuromorphic AI, we’re unlocking new ways to solve complex client challenges while contributing to the advancement of transformative technologies"
"Following our dialogue and engagement with Ulster University, it has become clear to us that CIDRA would provide us with a critical forum of support to help us overcome the challenges we face.
We see the establishment of CIDRA as a key support facility that can help us to achieve our goals to accelerate our adoption of automation and digitalisation. We are therefore supportive of this important project."
"We believe that CIDRA project, and the capabilities it can provide are key to our future growth and success.
Overall we see the support offered by CIDRA as a key enabler of maintaining and growing SpecDrum’s competitive position."
