Share
MEMORI has been nominated for Best Public Sector Innovation at the 2026 Prix Galien Bridges Awards. The winners will be announced in Stockholm on 1 December 2026.
The Galien Foundation runs the Prix Galien, which has recognised innovation in medicine since 1970. Its Bridges programme links the Nordic countries with partner countries including Austria, Israel, the Netherlands, Portugal and Spain, and this year it opened to UK applicants. The 2026 awards have 45 nominees across seven categories, from pharmaceuticals to medical technology. The ceremony takes place at the Medicinska Föreningen, Karolinska Institutet, following the Prix Galien Bridges Forum at the Nobel Forum.
Why MEMORI.
MEMORI is a Class IIb CE-marked clinical decision support tool that works inside the hospital EPR. It uses data already in the patient record to flag those at risk of hospital-acquired infection, and shows clinicians the reasons behind each alert. The Best Public Sector Innovation category recognises work that improves how health systems deliver care.
Built with the RHN.
Our nomination centres on our partnership with the Royal Hospital for Neuro-disability, where MEMORI is live on the wards.
More information.
The full list of nominees is on PR Newswire: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/the-galien-foundation-announces-2026-prix-galien-bridges-awards-nominees-and-recipient-of-the-bengt-i-samuelsson-true-north-award-302931864.html
Hospitals and EPRs choose Sanome
