Law firm Sintons has renewed its support for the Bright Ideas in Health Awards, continuing a longstanding tradition of recognising the achievements of the NHS, industry, and academia in healthcare.
The awards highlight the incredible innovation seen across the North of England, celebrating organisations and individuals who create pioneering solutions to healthcare challenges—whether through improving service delivery or making vital technical breakthroughs.
The Newcastle-based law firm is a nationally renowned specialist advisor to the NHS and other healthcare organisations, acting for NHS Trusts across the country.
Amanda McCabe, partner at Sintons and head of NHS Healthcare, noted that the North of England has a proud reputation for the quality of its healthcare provision and the amazing professionals working in the region who help lead growing levels of innovation. She emphasised that the NHS, academia, and industry all play essential roles in making positive changes happen for the benefit of patients in the North, the UK, and the wider world, making their outstanding efforts and pioneering work truly worthy of recognition.
Furthermore, Amanda highlighted that the ongoing ability to innovate and adapt continues to pave the way to a bright future for healthcare. Expressing pride in the firm’s continued involvement, she shared that Sintons is delighted to once again lend its support to an event they have proudly sponsored for several years, shining a well-deserved light on the amazing work being done by individuals and organisations throughout the region.
“We are delighted to have Sintons’ continued support for the Bright Ideas in Health Awards. Their longstanding commitment to recognising innovation has helped us celebrate the people and organisations making a real difference to health and care across the North East and North Cumbria.
“Partnerships like this are central to the success of the awards, reflecting the strength of collaboration across the NHS, academia and industry. Together, we are shining a light on the ideas improving services, improving lives and helping to shape the future of healthcare.” Dr Nicola Hutchinson, Chief Executive, Health Innovation NENC.
