If you’ve got an idea or innovation, you can find out more about what support is available from a range of leading healthcare organisations through the new NHS Innovation Service. The service can support innovations at any stage, from concept through to being market ready.
The London Health Data Strategy programme has announced funding and support for new Improvement Projects to use pan-London data to improve health outcomes.
Partners can apply for funding for innovative projects and health inequality initiatives that aim to improve the health and wellbeing of people in South West London.
MedCity’s Community platform is open to any UK-based or UK-operating life science SME looking to connect into the London ecosystem.
Every year, the HTN Now Awards share and celebrate innovations, teams and health tech suppliers that have made a difference and have the potential to shape future services and systems across health and care. This year, eight alumni Accelerator were recognised across a number of categories.
Limbic, an alumnus DigitalHealth.London Accelerator company, have developed Limbic Access, a psychological assessment tool that can predict mental health disorders with an accuracy rate of 93%. The platform recently achieved Class IIa UKCA medical device certification.
DigitalHealth.London is proud to announce the 14 digital health companies selected for the fifth cohort of the Launchpad programme. All companies are at an early stage of developing a product or service that has high potential to meet the current challenges facing the NHS and social care today.
The RDS provides support to health and social care researchers across England on all aspects of developing and writing a funding application, including research design, research methods, identifying funding sources and involving patients and the public.
The NHS front door for innovators from the Accelerator Access Collaborative. Helping you take your healthcare innovation from idea to adoption, supporting you every step of the way.
The HSJ Partnership Awards celebrate the most effective collaborations with the NHS and acts as a platform to shape the future of the new integrated health and care system. 11 DigitalHealth.London Accelerator companies were recognised as finalists for the 2023 awards.
A panel of experts from NHS, Academic and Industry discussed the trials and triumphs of building an ecosystem of AI innovation.
To mark the end of the sixth cohort of the Accelerator programme, we held our annual showcase event, which recognised and celebrated the successes and key milestones achieved by all 21 companies throughout their time on the programme.
Headquartered in London, Surgery Hero, a company on the sixth cohort of the DigitalHealth.London Accelerator programme, is a digital clinic that helps people prepare for and recover from surgery at home.
Listen to the architects of FLIP discuss case studies leveraging their privacy-preserving NHS federated learning platform.
Watch back the Launchpad 101 Webinar to find out about the application process, as well as an alumnus company discussing their Launchpad journey.
The UK’s Digital Health Playbook 2023 Edition features over 200 UK innovators and exporters. 56 of the companies featured are alumni of the DigitalHealth.London Accelerator or Launchpad programmes.
Today, DigitalHealth.London has opened applications to their Launchpad programme for the next generation of digital health companies developing innovations to transform health and care.
DigitalHealth.London Accelerator company, Cibiltech, has announced that the first patient in the UK has been enrolled to the CIBIL (Clinical Impact of the iBox as an earl Intervention tool) clinical trial.
In recognition of Black History Month, we’ve put together a number of handy resources for NHS staff and digital health companies on the topic of health inequalities.
In recognition of Black History Month, we spoke to some of the innovators and NHS staff we work with, who are actively addressing health inequalities across the NHS.
The Health Tech Awards showcase some of the top innovations and partnerships happening across the health tech industry, making a real difference to patients and NHS staff.
This hub consists of information about NHS England’s statutory responsibilities around equalities and health inequalities and the national NHS programmes in these areas.
HEAT is the main tool for professionals across the public health and healthcare landscape to systematically address health inequalities and identify what action can be taken to reduce health inequalities and promote equality and inclusion.
All Our Health framework is a call to action to all health and care professionals to embed prevention within their day to day practice. This bite-sized session provides health and care professionals an overview of health disparities and health inequalities – including key evidence, data and signposting to trusted resources to help prevent illness, protect health and promote wellbeing.