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Staff Innovation Survey
Innovation ToolKit
About 2Bio2Bio Ltd was established as a company in 2007, its founding team having successfully delivered the MerseyBio programme in Liverpool, which developed innovations, IP and new businesses from local Merseyside partners, including the NHS trusts, the universities and independent innovators. 2Bio Ltd is a private, Liverpool-based company that provides expertise in developing and managing innovation, across the healthcare and life science sectors. 2Bio also supports organisations to manage their intellectual property and to commercialise early-stage technologies.2Bio has built on this success, working with clients who require strategic advice to develop their innovation strategies, optimise their R&D outputs, commercialise intellectual property and grow businesses in the Life Sciences and Healthcare sector. 2Bio is now working with a number of NHS trusts in the Merseyside region, including the Royal Liverpool & Broadgreen University Hospitals NHS Trust.2Bio’s Healthcare Innovation team works with hospitals and research organisations to initially develop their ability to manage innovation and then where required embed themselves within the culture of the organisation; engaging with innovators to identify and appraise new ideas, supporting development of plans to test and implement good ideas and then sharing the outcomes with management and other organisations.
Contact DetailsDr Charley WardSenior Business Consultant2Bio LtdTel: 0151 7954100Email: [email protected]
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About the Innovation ToolKitThe Regional Innovation Fund supported the Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust to develop an Innovation Toolkit to assist NHS Trusts across the North West Coast Academic Health Science Network to better develop an innovative culture within their organisation. This project was conceived as a result of an Innovation Workshop held by The Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust in collaboration with the North West Coast Academic Health Science Network, to which innovation leads, R&D managers and clinicians from across the North West were invited. Many individuals at that workshop indicated that they were keen to support innovation but were unsure how best to start. This initiative aimed to assist Innovation Managers to embed innovation as core business in their organisation; enabling them to provide frontline staff with the skills to understand the relevance of innovation how they can play a vital role in identifying or championing bright ideas developed internally or imported from elsewhere that result in tangible benefits for patients. The Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust has worked with 2Bio Ltd and OurLife to develop and test this Innovation Toolkit that will enable NHS Trusts to embed innovation as core trust business and support trusts in delivering against innovation objectives. The Innovation Toolkit that has been developed has been tested by a number of NHS Trusts to establish that the ToolKit is suitable for use across a range of healthcare settings including acutes trusts and community trusts. This final Innovation ToolKit is intended to be rolled-out across the North West Academic Health Science Network. In developing this Innovation ToolKit the project team initially sought to determine what Tools should be prioritised for development, by performing a brief survey of a small panel of Trusts designed to understand how 'Innovation Ready' NHS organisations are in the local area, and how well equipped they are to manage, support and promote an innovative culture. The survey was pitched towards Innovation Managers within Trusts who are responsible for engaging with and delivering support to innovators within their organisation. The Innovation Managers were asked questions regarding their perception of the innovation culture within their organisation and to determine what tools they currently have available to them. Following this survey, the findings were shared with these Trusts and a menu of potential Tools presented for discussion. This final ToolKit has been developed as a consequence of those discussions.
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Staff SurveyThe Staff Innovation Survey is designed to be used by Innovation Managers within NHS Trusts to determine how knowledgeable staff are, across their organisation, in respect to understanding innovation and knowing about the support that is available locally. This survey has been made available as an editable Word document (in the next section), so that Innovation Mangers can import the questions into their own survey tools. A fully electronic version is also available and can be shared with Innovation Managers via Google Forms; this Google Form version can be individually copied and the Innovation Manager can distribute their own version and collate and analyse their own responses. Please contact Dr Charley Ward ([email protected]) if you require the Google Form version; you will need to register for a Google account.
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Innovation SurveyIntroductionWe need your feedback to help to develop a stronger innovative culture within our organi-sation
This survey is designed to understand how "innovation aware'' staff are in our organisa-tion, and how well equipped they are to develop, manage, support and drive innovation projects. The results from this survey will be used to prioritise key areas of need around which we will seek to further develop our innovation support framework.
Individual results will not be shared, so please try to be open with us - that way we can best determine your needs
Thank you for taking the time to assist us.
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About You
1. About You (most are optional)
Name
Job Title
Department *
Contact Details(optional)
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Innovation Awareness
2. How well does your organisation understand and prioritise innovation?
strongly disagree
slightly disagree
neither agree
nor disagree
slightly agree
strongly agree
My organisation communicates a strong message about what innovation is
My organisation understands what supporting innovation involves
My organisation has a dedicated support framework for innovation
Supporting innovation is a stated strategic objective of my organisation
My organisation has an innovation representative on its board
My organisation has appointed an Innovation Manager
My organisation has a dedicated budget for supporting innovation
Any additional comments
3. How well do you understand innovation?
strongly disagree
slightly disagree
neither agree
nor disagree
slightly agree
strongly agree
I feel that I have a clear understanding of what
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3. How well do you understand innovation?
strongly disagree
slightly disagree
neither agree
nor disagree
slightly agree
strongly agree
innovation is
I feel that I have a clear understanding of what innovation involves
I feel that I understand the benefits that supporting innovation can have for my organisation
Any additional comments
4. What do you consider to be included under the definition of innovation? please tick all that apply
Medical devices
Medicine/Therapeutics
Diagnostic kits
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4. What do you consider to be included under the definition of innovation? please tick all that apply
Imaging
Telemedicine
Medical Software
Pathways
Databases
Organisational Changes
Procedures
Care Bundles
Training MAterials
Guidelines
Intellectual Property
Service Changes
Adoption of externally-developed ideas
Inventions
Other (please specify)
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Engagement with the Innovation Support Team
5. How engaged is your Innovation Support Team?
strongly disagree
slightly disagree
neither agree
nor disagree
slightly agree
strongly agree
I engage regularly with the innovation manger at my organisation
My organisation has formally appointed 'Innovation Champions' within each department
My organisation has informal 'Innovation Champions' within each department
The innovation support team regularly attend team or departmental meetings
I have examples of successful innovation activity that we can use as case studies for our department
Any additional comments
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Innovation Management: Internal Innovations
6. How supportive is your organisation to develop innovations?
strongly disagree
slightly disagree
neither agree
nor disagree
slightly agree
strongly agree
They have a robust process for documenting new ideas
They have a robust process for appraising new ideas
We receive useful feedback on new ideas
We receive support for developing plans for developing, testing and implementing new ideas
We receive support for obtaining funding to support innovation projects
We receive support for tracking the progress of innovation projects
We have a robust process in place for obtaining management support for implementing new ideas
Any additional comments
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Innovation Management: External Innovations
7. How prepared is your organisation to identify and support the adoption of externally-developed ideas?
strongly disagree
slightly disagree
neither agree
nor disagree
slightly agree
strongly agree
We regularly survey the external landscape for good ideas which we could adopt
We regularly engage with other organisations to source good ideas
We often receive communications on external innovations from the innovation manager
We receive support to appraise external innovations
We receive support for developing plans for implementing external innovations
We receive support for tracking the progress of external innovation projects
We have a robust process in place for obtaining management support for implementing external innovations
Any additional comments
8. Where do you go to source external innovations? please tick all that apply
QIPP
NICE Guidelines
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8. Where do you go to source external innovations? please tick all that apply
Health TechnologiesAdoption Programme
NHS Catalogue of Potential Innovations
CIMIT CoLab Portal
Companies
Academic Health Science Network
Northern Health Science Alliance
NHS IQ
Other NHS Trusts
Other (please specify)
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Innovation Challenges
9. What are the biggest challenges you face with respect to innovation? please tick all that apply
I do not really understand innovation
I find it challenging to engage with the innovation manager/team
There are not enough good ideas identified at our organisation
We have too many ideas to effectively manage
We find it hard to prioritise ideas for support
We have insufficient resource for supporting innovation projects
Colleagues are unwilling to accommodate change to allow new ideas to be implemented
We are unable to properly quantify the potential benefits of a new idea to convince staff and management to make changes
We are unable to effectively monitor and track innovation projects
Staff at our organisation are unwilling to adopt ideas developed elsewhere
We do not have the time available to lead and implement innovation projects
There are too many barriers to implementing change
We have insufficient good examples to exemplify the benefits of innovation to encourage staff
Other (please specify)
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Innovation Tools
10. What information do you receive on innovation?
We have website/intranet dedicated to innovation
There is plenty of educational material or information available
We have innovation workshops/seminar programmes
Our organisation has a specific innovation campaign
We receive data on innovation performance eg. number of innovations
There is a dedicated innovation budget/fund
Other (please specify)
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Innovation History
11. Have you ever participated (or do you plan to participate) in any of the following activities? (Please tick all that apply)
Yes Plan to Yes, but not as an employee
of this Trust
Identifying an innovative idea to your organisation
Implementing an innovative idea at your organisation
Interactions with companies
Providing product or service feedback to companies
Delivering services to companies
Undertaking research
Undertaking commercial research
Performing clinical trials
Inventing a new product idea
Creating intellectual property (e.g. patent, copyright, software)
Commercialising intellectual property
Any additional comments
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Thank YouThank you for taking the time to complete this survey.
This survey is part of the Innovation Toolkit, that was developed through a collaboration between the Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust, 2Bio Ltd and Good Squared.
This work was funded through the Regional Innovation Fund
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