Our region & partners We live and work in a vibrant and diverse geographic area, serving 4.7 million people across Kent, Surrey and Sussex. Our region is home to world-leading research institutions, a bustling life sciences hub and a strong talented NHS workforce. Like many regions, our area faces financial, operational and clinical pressures. The shape of our population is changing, with more people than ever before needing access to the right health and care at the right time. Our population is growing and ageing, and there are people living across a mix of coastal communities, isolated rural areas and urban centres. These people all have different experiences of health and care and this generates health inequity. Our approach is grounded in our regional context. Identifying and addressing local priorities We are codesigning delivery plans to support local needs of three Integrated Care Boards (ICBs). Our delivery teams support the system to meet the quintuple aim for healthcare and delivery: Improving outcomes in population health and healthcare Tackling inequalities in outcomes, experience and access Enhancing productivity and value for money Helping the NHS support broader social and economic development Making the NHS the best place to work Commissions As a Network, we receive three core commissions: As a local health innovation network, we also receive commissions with local health services and industry partners. ← → News and case studies Neurodiversity roadshows highlight innovative approaches for autism and ADHD support NHS England South East and the three health innovation networks within the region (Oxford & Thames Valley, Wessex, and Kent... News 8 Nov 2024 More Celebrating cohort 1 of the Sussex Health Equity Fellowship The Eight Fellows who took part in the first cohort of the Sussex Health Equity Fellowship were celebrated at the “Reducing health inequalities in Sussex – achieving our shared ambitions” event which took place in Brighton yesterday. News 15 Nov 2024 More Evaluation Shows AI Triage System at Surrey GP Practice significantly improves patient care and practice efficiency A recent evaluation commissioned by Health Innovation KSS has revealed improvements in patient access and capacity management, following the implementation... News 11 Oct 2024 More Health Innovation Kent Surrey Sussex CEO Appointed as AI and Innovation Professor at University of Surrey School of Medicine Professor Hatim Abdulhussein, CEO of Health Innovation KSS, has been appointed as Honorary Professor of Innovation and Artificial Intelligence (AI) at the University of Surrey's School of Medicine. News 11 Oct 2024 More New funding to drive knowledge mobilisation in Kent, Surrey and Sussex The National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) have announced they will invest £7.8 million for Applied Research Collaborations (ARCs) to build knowledge mobilisation capacity and capability within the health and social care sector. News 2 Oct 2024 More SBRI Net Zero winners across Sussex Four Net Zero projects in Sussex have won funding through the latest SBRI competition 24. News 1 Aug 2024 More Structured Medication Review resources boost patient engagement and improve the quality of consultations It’s one year since the Health Innovation Network launched its NHS-branded patient information materials to support people invited for Structured... News 31 Oct 2024 More ← → Partner with us If you are a local organisation interested in working with us, we’d love to hear from you. We can also connect you to the national Health Innovation Network. Contact us Find out more about the Network