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Helsinki-Uusimaa Regional Council
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HPH and MPH project

Customer-Centric Service Pathways for Health Technology Testing and Market Entry

We develop and pilot service pathways that support testing and market entry for health technology companies, co-created with developers.

In the HPH and MPH Project, we are developing service pathways tailored to health technology companies that support preclinical and clinical research, accelerate medical device market entry, and reduce development costs.

What does the project offer to SMEs in the Uusimaa region?

The project addresses the needs of companies by developing practical and scalable operating models that take into account the regulatory requirements for medical devices (MDR and IVDR) as well as the requirements of the Health Technology Assessment (HTA) process.

We are looking for:

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SMEs developing health technologies in the Uusimaa region that would benefit from faster and more cost-effective product development processes.

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International health technology companies for whom the region offers high-quality testing services and expertise.

Developed service pathway models will be tested in practice through company pilot projects focusing on:

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Validation of AI-based diagnostics in preclinical settings

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Assessment of the safety and usability of robotics

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Usability testing of virtual reality-based technologies in healthcare

The project also aims to strengthen the international visibility of the HPH (Health Proof Helsinki) and MPH (Metropolia Proof Health) services, particularly through TEF Health network, and to attract new companies to utilize the services developed through the project.

In addition, the project supports the objectives of the Helsinki-Uusimaa Regional Programme, including the sustainable use of technology, competence development, and the adoption of new innovative solutions.

The project is co-funded by the Helsinki-Uusimaa Regional Council and is implemented through the Supporting sustainable growth and vitality in the regions (AKKE) funding instrument.

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Duration
1.5.2025 – 28.2.2027
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