Person-centred infrastructure for governed health data and AI collaboration
What is the Open Health Partner Hub?
Find the right partners. Build something together.
The Partner Hub helps organisations discover complementary expertise, data, technologies and routes to implementation, then turn those connections into governed health collaborations.
Find complementary capabilities
See what other organisations can contribute and where those capabilities complement your own.
Form the right collaboration
Bring together healthcare, academia, industry, technology and public-sector partners around a shared health challenge.
Move from connection to action
Progress from initial interest to an agreed collaboration with a clear purpose, roles, permissions and value for each participant.
Health innovation often depends on capabilities held by different organisations.
A university may hold research expertise and clinical evidence. A healthcare organisation may contribute population reach and real-world outcomes. An industry partner may bring technology, behavioural insight or a route to delivering services at scale.
The Open Health Partner Hub helps organisations identify these complementary capabilities and explore where working together could create greater value.
See what we think about the future of person-centred innovation and the partnerships driving it.
What is the Open Health Partner Hub?
From finding a partner to forming a collaboration
Organisations can use the Partner Hub to:
Describe what they can contribute
Share information about their expertise, populations, datasets, models, services or other capabilities.
Find complementary partners
Identify organisations whose resources, expertise or routes to implementation complement their own.
Explore a shared opportunity
Define the health problem, research question or service opportunity that could benefit from collaboration.
Build a governed partnership
Move from an initial match to an agreed collaboration with a clear purpose, sources of authority, roles, permissions, responsibilities and value for each participant.
The Partner Hub supports discovery and partnership formation. Sensitive health or commercial records are not held in the Hub.
The Hub helps partners form the collaboration; it does not itself grant authority to use another organisation’s resources. That authority must come from the organisations and legitimate governance arrangements involved.
Who can participate?
Open Health is designed for organisations that can contribute complementary capabilities to health innovation, including:
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Healthcare organisations bringing clinical expertise, health data, populations and routes to care.
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Universities and researchers contributing evidence, analytical expertise and research capability.
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Industry and technology partners contributing data, models, technology, products or routes to service delivery.
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Public and third-sector organisations contributing population insight, services and community reach.
The strongest collaborations bring together partners that each hold something the others cannot create alone.
What can we build together?
Open Health partnerships can support:
Research
Create stronger evidence across more diverse populations and organisations.
AI and analytics
Develop and evaluate models across distributed data while organisations retain control.
New health services
Turn complementary evidence, technology and expertise into useful services for people and populations.
Real-world innovation
Connect research, healthcare and industry so promising ideas can move beyond pilots into sustainable ventures and services.
Interested in partnering with Open Health?
We are developing applied collaborations where organisations bring complementary data, expertise, technologies and routes to impact.
If you have a health challenge that would benefit from working across organisational boundaries, we would like to hear from you.