Andrew Bailey, Co-Founder of DigitalHealth.London Accelerator company Convenet, shares his experience of being a patient, the interoperability challenges that faced him and the insight this has brought to his work in healthtech.
Jenny Thomas, Programme Director of DigitalHealth.London, led the setup of the flagship Accelerator programme in 2016 and has since been pivotal in driving the growth of DigitalHealth.London to the organisation that it is today. Here, she reflects on some of the people who have inspired and influenced her along her journey.
David Organ, Co-Founder of FotoConsent shares how the platform was created and how it aims to improve the way clinical data is captured, shared and protected.
PocketEye is a new platform which supports collaboration between eye care professionals.
Ijudai Jasada, Horizon Fellow and Innovation Project Manager at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital Trust, shares his thoughts on the importance of designing services with patients and how he is doing so as part of a project to build a specialty virtual clinic.
Christina Sothinathan, NHS Navigator at DigitalHealth.London, recently attended the launch of SC1, a new life science innovation district in south central London, which aims to transform healthcare, accelerate innovation, and tackle nation-wide health and care problems.
Chetan Kaher, Chief Innovation Officer at Accelerator company Jiva.ai, shares the Jiva.ai story.
Jon Scholefield, Managing Director of Mahana Therapeutics, shares an update on the company’s collaboration with IAPTs and Gastroenterologists and how robust, scalable digital therapies are key to transforming treatment for chronic conditions like IBS.
The NHS Transformation Directorate recently released the Perioperative digital playbook, the resource provides support to clinical teams and organisations that are looking for digital tools that support the delivery of patient pathways. Five current and alumni Accelerator companies were featured.
Gabe Jones, Director of Patientcheck.in, shares how the newly launched platform helps patients to check in to the Emergency Department using their own phone.
This month, DigitalHealth.London is proud to announce three digital health companies bringing health and social care innovations to market, following completion of the Launchpad programme.
This webinar will seek to answer what type of evidence clinicians should look for when choosing a safe and effective product for their patients.
Canopie is a new a digital platform to prevent and address symptoms of maternal depression and anxiety.
Sophie Brooks, Co-Founder of Lister, shares her personal experiences of working as a clinician within the NHS, and how it inspired her to launch Lister, a clinical task management app.
MedQ now contains over 120 digital clinical assessments widely used across areas including ENT, psychology, physiotherapy and many more.
Emma Taylor, Clinical Lead at Wysa, shares why their AI chatbot was created, their evidence base to date, and plans for the future.
Sebastiaan de Vries, Limbic’s Co-Founder and CTO, shares an update on Limbic’s success so far and how AI can assist mental health clinicians.
To celebrate International Nurses Day, Accelerator company, Compassly, interviewed nursing leaders who are investing in changes in healthcare technology – in particular, Chief Nursing Information Officers.
It has been another busy month of news, announcements and face-to-face events here at DigitalHealth.London. This month, we focused on the theme of Evidence Generation across our channels.
This webinar discusses these challenges as well as the potential solutions of gathering relevant evidence, including whether companies should be introducing a dedicated evidence generation role.
Phil Evans, Director of Partnerships at DigitalHealth.London Accelerator company EIDO Healthcare, gives us the lowdown on EIDO’s digital consent platform.
DigitalHealth.London partnered with Inspired Minds for the Intelligent Health 2022 UK conference on 6 and 7 of April and as part of this we hosted a challenge session entitled “How can we accelerate deployment of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to support the workforce?”.
Definition Health, an alumnus from the Accelerator, will be launching their digital surgical solution – initially developed for patients in the NHS and private hospital sector, in the Gambia.
Every week, we put a spotlight on one of the DigitalHealth.London Accelerator companies. Here’s a roundup of March and April’s featured companies.