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Innovia – For Medicine, Technology and Society – November Newsletter

posted on January 16, 2025

Research Summary: Innovia Foundation

Category: Non-profit Foundation / Healthcare Technology Research Organization
Founding: Established October 2000 in the Netherlands
Core Mission: Facilitate socially optimal development and deployment of new health care technology through multidisciplinary studies centering patient and end-user experiences.
Primary Focus: Individual and collective experiences, concerns, and aspirations of health care technology end users.
Newsletter Purpose: Forum for exchange of researcher-patient organization collaboration experiences, policy developments, and localized research dissemination across diverse professional backgrounds.
Mechanism of Impact: Bridges academic research communities with patient organizations and practitioners to inform evidence-based technology deployment.
Evidence Grade: Organizational framework—emphasis on experiential and qualitative evidence alongside empirical research integration.

INNOVIA was established as a non-profit Foundation in the Netherlands in October 2000.
Its objective is to facilitate a socially optimal development and deployment of new health care technology through multidisciplinary studies and related activities which focus in particular on the individual and collective experiences, concerns and aspirations of end users.

The latest issue of the Innovia newsletter has just been published with the following invitation to readers: “We want the Newsletter to be a forum for the exchange of experiences: the experiences of researchers in collaborating with patient organisations and of patient organisations in collaborating with researchers. What makes such a collaboration beneficial to both partners, and what problems might arise? We want to draw readers’ attention to developments in policy or practice, in one country or another, that might have broader interest or relevance. We want to inform readers from a wide range of backgrounds about new research that might otherwise only be known locally, or within a specialist academic community. And finally, of course, we want to tell you about what Innovia itself is trying to do.” Continue reading the Innovia Newsletter or visit their web site.

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