The DETECT research study, which is using System C’s CareFlow Vitals, has been shortlisted in three categories of the North West Coast Research and Innovation Awards, designed to recognise a strong commitment to innovation with research.

The study with Alder Hey Children’s NHS Foundation Trust, The University of Liverpool, Edge Hill University, Lancaster University and System C has been shortlisted in the following categories:

• Patient Safety Innovation Award (DETECT study)
• Research Student of the Year (Gerri Sefton)
• Research Team of the Year (DETECT research team)

The DETECT study is a first-of-type research programme to identify early warning signs of deterioration in children using System C’s e-observation system with the aim of reducing critical care transfers.

Winners will be announced at an awards ceremony on 28 February in Warrington.