Purchased GI Mentor equipment which allows clinicians to 'practice' a wide variety of gastrointestinal surgeries on a simulation device, prior to operating on actual patients. It shows a sustained skills transference effect far superior to other training methods and will allow clinical teams to provide far safer and more complex procedures.

Purchase of state-of-the-art equipment for the new revolutionary children's heart theatre being developed at Leeds General Infirmary. It will be used during life-saving procedures on young congenital heart patients from Yorkshire

Contributed to purchase of a state-of-the-art Baby MRI Incubator, the first of its kind in the UK for babies with congenital heart disease. It eliminates the need for a general anaesthetic, which can cause cardiac arrest, as well as producing clear images which facilitate earlier diagnoses and improved outcomes.  

Purchase of breathing monitors for babies across Yorkshire as part of The Lullaby Trust's Care of Next Infant Scheme, which offers support to families who have lost a baby to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome and go on to have another child. 

Purchase of 14 breathing monitors for babies across Yorkshire as part of The Lullaby Trust's Care of Next Infant Scheme, which offers support to families who have lost a baby to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome and go on to have another child. 

Purchase of state-of-the-art equipment for the new revolutionary children's heart theatre being developed at Leeds General Infirmary. It will be used during life-saving procedures on young congenital heart patients from Yorkshire

Purchase of specialised equipment to assess hearing in babies and young children with severe to profound hearing loss. It is used in the Yorkshire Auditory Implant Service to produce an objective assessment to see if they would be suitable for Cochlear implants.

Purchase of breathing monitors for babies across Yorkshire as part of The Lullaby Trust's Care of Next Infant Scheme, which offers support to families who have lost a baby to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome and go on to have another child. 

Purchase of video equipment and software which can be used at home to diagnose children with suspected epilepsy. It helps to avoid unnecessary admission to hospital and facilitates more accurate identification of the features of a child's attacks. This prevents the need for repeated tests and allows the most appropriate treatment to be initiated.