
Qwikify
Qwikify is a SaaS platform that allows users to create better expert documentation like care plans, much faster, reducing the time from several hours to just a few minutes.

Qwikify is a SaaS platform that allows users to create better expert documentation like care plans, much faster, reducing the time from several hours to just a few minutes.

A mobile based application that connects doctors with students to help manage workload and improve medical education.

Smorg is cloud based workflow automation tool empowering primary care staff to create and deliver personalised dietary interventions to patient communities at scale.

Kalda is the LGBTQIA+ mental wellbeing app providing sexuality and gender affirming therapy.

Enabling healthcare professionals to provide bilingual and accessible medication information at the point of prescribing dispensing and discharge.

CW+, the official charity of Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, is one of DigitalHealth.London’s delivery partners. Both the charity and Trust are working at the forefront of the digital health space, piloting new technologies and supporting staff to embrace digital.

FotoConsent is a safe, hassle free, medical image and data sharing for healthcare professionals and their patients.

Lister is a secure digital task management platform, aiming to reduce the clinical cognitive burden whilst supporting NHS staff to deliver outstanding hospital care.

MedQ is a smart platform that helps healthcare professionals complete patient assessments using a three-step process: Select-Send-Analyse.

Patientcheck.in is a self-triage and queue management solution.

AIRx is a process automation and data analytics platform for patient records that transforms primary healthcare by solving overworking and understaffing.

Mohamad is a Clinical Research Fellow in the Planned Care Division and is digitalising Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMS) in the Colorectal Department.

Hayley is a specialist occupational therapist in hand therapy, she aims to complete a multi-level evaluation of the exercise prescription app “Hand Therapy” with patients and clinicians, as well as collating impact data.

Megan’s role as a Business Manager entails looking for ways in which processes in Estates and Facilities can be improved, her project aims to ensure optimal building management through development of software.

Dave is a Data Warehouse Developer who would like to contribute towards the development of an early warning system for organ failure.

Simi is an Intensive Care Unit Senior Staff Nurse, and her goal is to replace the few remaining paper documentation pathways to a digital format, providing nursing staff with solutions to make their tasks easier and efficient.

Phoebe Allen, Quality and Improvement manager for planned care, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, led a digital consent pilot within General Surgery and Colorectal Surgery, where consultants have access to a library of consent forms linked to a patient record system.

Cibiltech develops digital solutions in predictive medicine for transplantation in order to improve patient quality of life and care management.

EIDO are market leaders in informed consent, with over 20 years’ experience delivering patient-centred and content-led digital solutions to support joint decision making.

Limbic has built an AI therapy assistant to support NHS patients and clinicians throughout treatment – from referral to discharge.

SiSU Health offers an accessible machine measured health check and digital health platform to help people live a healthier life.

The SMART workforce platform helps health and social care to manage and accelerate safe workforce capability development and impact to meet individual, organisational and system needs.

Compassly is an app that makes clinical competency assessments brilliantly simple and easily transferable – saving time for staff and helping keep patients safe.

Ufonia’s solution Dora is an automated clinical assistant that increases clinical capacity by telephoning patients to have routine medical conversations.