Digital Health Evaluation Step-by-Step Guides and Method Library
Public Health England has produced resources for digital health innovators and SMEs to help with the complex and necessary task of carrying out effective…
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Infinity Health signs new contract with London Trust
DigitalHealth.London Accelerator alumnus Infinity Health has signed a new contract with London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust (LNWH). Infinity Health took part in…
5 Accelerator SMEs recognised at SEHTA awards
5 DigitalHealth.London Accelerator SMEs received awards or nominations at the SEHTA awards last week. South East Health Technologies Alliance (SEHTA) are a health technology…
Will the NHS be transformed by the power of artificial intelligence?
Dr Natalie Savage, Project Manager DigitalHealth.London Accelerator, reflects on the Intelligent Health UK 2020 summit earlier this month. The promise of artificial intelligence (AI) in…
DHL Accelerator SME Patchwork raises £3m
DigitalHealth.London SME Patchwork has raised £3 million in funding to accelerate their growth and foster partnerships with more NHS Trusts.
Interview: Accelerator’s Sara Nelson talks with Infinity Health
Programme Director, Sara Nelson, and Accelerator Alumnus, Elliott Engers of Infinity Health, recently sat down with Elemental TV to talk digital innovation in the NHS.
January 2020 Newsletter
If 2020 continues as it has started, it is going to be an exciting year for the digital health sector in London. Within the last four weeks, we have seen several of our Accelerator programme companies be shortlisted and win Health Tech News awards, be recognised in the Global Digital Health 100 list, announce major new partnerships and products, pitch at events and be featured in the Financial Times and Digital Health.net.
Accelerator’s Vinehealth release app on the Apple App Store
Currently on the DigitalHealth.London Accelerator programme Vinehealth are an innovative start-up who aim to improve the quality of life and health outcomes of people living…
£140 million award to fast track artificial intelligence in the NHS
DigitalHealth.London welcomes the launch of the new Artificial Intelligence (AI) Health and Care Award. This will make £140 million available over three years to…
We asked Sweatcoin if they could give us an online leader board and they gave us a digital world
Chris Gumble is the Diabetes Project Manager at the South West London Health and Care Partnership. Here he describes his experience working with DigitalHealth.London…
11 Accelerator SMEs make the 2020 Global Digital Health 100
The Journal of mHealth has today announced their annual Global Digital Health 100 recognising the most innovative health technology companies from around the world….
Accelerator Alumnus Smoke Free App now available in over 1,400 Boots stores and on boots.com
The Smoke Free Plus app is a digital innovation developed by former smoker, Dr David Crane, which is available to buy for the first…
Preventing prescribing errors with PINCER
Taher Esfandiari is one of our Digital Pioneer Fellows. Taher is a Clinical Commissioning Pharmacist, part of the Medicines Optimisation and Long Term Conditions…
Today marks 100 years of nursing being a registered profession in UK
Read a comment from Sara Nelson, DigitalHealth.London Accelerator Programme Director and NHS nurse, celebrating 100 years of nursing being registered as a profession in…
Implementing digital innovations requires people like me – nurses
Damian Larkin is on our NHS Digital Pioneer Fellowship Programme, that supports up to 30 change makers employed by NHS organisations in London, who are leading digital programmes. Here he shares why he believes the successful implementation of digital innovations in health care requires nurses to be involved in the implementation process.
Accelerator SME Ibex announce AI-powered first
Ibex Medical Analytics, currently on the DigitalHealth.London Accelerator programme have announced the roll out of the first ever AI-powered diagnostic system for detecting breast cancer in pathology.
December 2019 Newsletter
In this special edition of our newsletter, we have pulled together some of our most exciting news and content from 2019. You can read one piece of content from each month of 2019.
DigitalHealth.London unveiled as new official partner for Rewired 2020
We are delighted to announce we are a new official partner for Digital Health Rewired 2020, the show that connects current and future health…
Accelerator innovators Tiny Medical Apps get published in the NHS Apps Library
Tiny Medical Apps are one of the companies on the current cohort of the DigitalHealth.London Accelerator programme. Their flagship innovation the Digital Health Passport for young people with asthma is now available via the NHS App Library.
Yinka Makinde from DigitalHealth.London Recognised as Top 100 Most Influential BAME Leader in Tech
Yinka Makinde, Programme Director of DigitalHealth.London has today been announced as part of the #IB100 – a list of the top 100 most influential black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) leaders in the Tech Sector.
Five things innovators working with the NHS need to do to be successful
The NHS is a complex customer, with opportunities, challenges, and processes that can vary significantly. As she leaves DigitalHealth.London after two and a half years, Rose de Mendonca reflects on some of the top tips she and her team have picked up for innovators hoping to work with the NHS.
NHS collaborates with digital health innovator to help oesophageal cancer patients
A new smart phone app and web portal to help oesophageal cancer patients and their carers understand and manage their journey better has been launched in a new collaboration between Accelerator alumnus Living With, UCL, and University College London Hospital.
A diversity problem, or a problem with diversity?
Does the system limit people, or do they limit themselves? In a month where the Shuri Network held its first meeting for women of colour in digital health, and NHSX pulled down a job advert for a senior position amid diversity concerns, Yinka Makinde explores the issue.
“The computer was scarier than dealing with the patients”
As a nurse, Sara Nelson remembers being scared of using the first computer on the ward. That’s why supporting culture change and skills is so important within NHS organisations. Hear more from Sara, interviewed by journalist Andrea Downey and joined by Infinity Health’s Elliott Engers, and Vine Health’s Rayna Patel, in this podcast.
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