Developing a new product or service for the first time is very much like going on a journey. An expedition into the unknown. The more prepared we can be as to what is likely to happen and the information that we need, the more chances we have of success. Front line NHS staff and early career researchers who create new innovations are often completely unprepared for developing it, what the process entails, or even whether they have created something new. Graduates who have just started work in the NHS often feel their ideas won't be listened to because of hierarchical structures in the NHS. These are issues that can not only leave to disillusionment in staff, but also frustration for technology transfer / improvement & transformation specialists who are trying to help. Right from the start The Health Innovation Expedition uses NHS and industry case studies, crafted team projects as well as the experience of the tutor and peer-experience to look at how the innovation process works in Health - something no generic innovation or business module can do.