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Health

The Big Innovation Centre is bringing key players from the business, research and policy communities to establish how best can the UK respond to the challenges and harness the opportunities in the health sector. Key issues addressed by this action group will include the changing needs of an ageing population, the application of new technologies to healthcare, such as the use of communication technologies to deliver care and monitoring remotely, the use of big data to improve research, or how to encourage open innovation models in health research. 

The group will promote collaborations between partners, seeking to deliver advice on how regulation and policies can support innovation in the health sector and implement practical projects and experiments in this area. 

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