juli
juli is a digital platform co-designed to empower people to self-manage their mental and physical health, enhancing usual care.
Area of Innovation: Digitalising the system
AI Pharmacy for Good
We are gathering the data and building the solutions required to use AI to help the NHS save time, money and lives.
innex.ai
innex.ai is an AI-powered platform for healthcare infrastructure support staff designed to simplify the way information is accessed, shared, and leveraged. Through a user-friendly chatbot interface, innex.ai provides instant access to crucial governance documents, such as regulations, policies, and best practices.
Kanjo Health
Kanjo personalises the care pathway before it starts. Leveraging thousands of data points, we combine generative AI and hierarchical Bayesian networks to create a suite of clinical tools and pre-diagnostic insight platforms that will be more accurate than ever before, starting with ADHD and Autism.
thymia
Thymia apollo offers an AI solution for screening for depression symptoms in order to diagnose or monitor patients (also remotely). Patients can be assessed objectively and reliably using gamified activities on their smartphone.
DigitalHealth.London Spotlight: Blinx
Every week, we shine a spotlight on one of our DigitalHealth.London companies, founders, or NHS fellows. Today, we are excited to feature our current DigitalHealth.London Accelerator company Blinx.
Revolutionising Care: Empowering Unpaid Carers
James Townsend, CEO and Co-founder of current DigitalHealth.London Accelerator company Mobilise, shares his perspective on how the Department of Health and Social Care’s Accelerating Reform Fund (ARF) will impact the support system available for carers across the UK.
Thomas (Tom) Bainton
Tom is an obstetrics and gynaecology fellow at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital specialising in endometriosis. He is also a researcher at Imperial College London completing his thesis on developing an early prediction model for endometriosis and a better understanding of inflammation in disease development.
Sanome
NHS Problem Every year, about 28,500 patients in England die from Hospital-acquired Infections (HAIs) like sepsis and pneumonia, surpassing some cancer fatalities. These largely…
Rootally AI
NHS Problem In the UK, over 20 million battle musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions, a silent strife impacting one-third of the population. Conventional physiotherapy, the frontline…
JifJaff MyBotGP
NHS Problem UK primary care is confronted with an overwhelming challenge in pathology test management. Annually, over 630 million blood tests are conducted, equating…
GPAL AI Solutions Ltd
NHS Problem Every month, there are 10 million extra patient appointments required than delivered in primary care, leaving GP surgeries under tremendous pressure, whilst…
EMESO Ltd
NHS Problem Medicine safety processes are outdated, largely manual, paper-based, and fragmented; particularly regarding the management of controlled drugs. In 2018/19, there were 3,000…
Chiron Digital Health Ltd
NHS Problem Healthcare is failing people with long-term conditions: Personalised self-care options are recommended in treatment guidelines for many conditions but it’s not being…
Autsera
NHS Problem Speech and language problems affect 10% of children in the UK; however, the severe shortage of speech and language therapists results in…
Bleepa: Transforming Referral Response Times
DigitalHealth.London Accelerator alumnus company Feedback Medical share the findings from a recent assessment revealing the successful impact of Bleepa, their clinical communications platform, at Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust.
Patient Facing Technology – Exploring the Art of the Possible
Ruth Bradbury, Senior NHS Navigator at DigitalHealth.London, shares her reflections from a recent panel discussion at the HETT Show 2023 about the possibilities for patient-facing technology.
Babblevoice: Demonstrating the importance and impact of equitable digital telephony solutions
DigitalHealth.London Accelerator alumnus company, babblevoice, share their journey in implementing digital change within health and care, why it is so important and the impact they have made in their journey thus far.
Dexter James Wiseman
Dexter is a respiratory and general medicine doctor, coming to the end of his registrar training in October 2023, when he will be transitioning into a consultant role.
Richard Lee
Richard is a Consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon based at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust with a special interest in Glaucoma and Cataract Surgery. He is the Service Director of the Ophthalmology department at Chelsea and Westminster.
Skin Analytics Receives Award From The NHS Cancer Programme
DigitalHealth.London Accelerator alumnus company, Skin Analytics, has been awarded £2,157,038 by the NHS Cancer Programme – supported by SBRI Healthcare and the Accelerated Access…
Heyr Launches New Research Partnership with Imperial College London to Revolutionise Youth Mental Healthcare
DigitalHealth.London Evidence Generation Bootcamp alumnus company, Heyr, has announced its research partnership with Imperial College London Self-Care Academic Research Unit (SCARU). The collaboration aims…
Viccie Nelson
Originally from Australia, Viccie trained as a Physiotherapist and worked in Australia and the UK specialising in Older People’s Rehabilitation, Ergonomics and Manual Handling before moving into managerial roles in Provider and Commissioner NHS organisations. She is currently an Associate Director of Transformation focusing on the Ageing Well themes: Enhanced Health in Care Homes, Community Transformation and Pro-active Care; along with End of Life Care across South West London.
Sindhu Sivagnanasithiyar
Sindhu started her role as a Digital Project Manager in April 2023. She works closely with Programme Managers, Deputy Directors, digital transformation, the Chief Clinical Information Officer and the Chief Digital Information Officer to support health and care improvement, delivery of changes, transformation and innovation, and business-as-usual processes, inclusive of assurance.
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