DigitalHealth.London Accelerator company GetUBetter and Digital Pioneer Fellow Ben Wanless are among the five recipients of Health Innovation Network Innovation Grants packages.
The NHS Innovation Accelerator (NIA) has announced the 12 innovators (‘Fellows’) and innovations selected to join its award-winning programme in 2021.
Sara Nelson, Deputy Programme Director of DigitalHealth.London and Programme Lead for the Digital Pioneer Fellowship has recently been appointed as the new Deputy Chief Nursing Information Officer for NHSX.
DigitalHealth.London Accelerator partner, CW+, selected Accelerator company Lumeon from our 2016/17 cohort for the digitisation of the postnatal ward process at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital.
Figures now released show that the AHSN Network has generated almost £500 million inward investment for our nation during the past two years.
This year in the Innovators & Leaders category, the DigitalHealth.London Accelerator is a finalist in the Public Private Partnership Award.
Somerset Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) has partnered with DigitalHealth.London Accelerator Alumni MeeTwo, to provide specialist support to young people in areas of Somerset.
The NHS Innovation Accelerator (NIA) – an NHS England initiative supported by England’s 15 Academic Health Science Networks (AHSNs) and hosted at UCLPartners – has launched its call for applications representing high impact, evidence-based innovations.
15 DigitalHealth.London Accelerator SMEs have been shortlisted for the Business Cloud London Tech 50.
Locum’s Nest, a DigitalHealth.London Accelerator alumnus, is enabling 30,000 UK clinicians to offer their additional services to the NHS during COVID-19 via their app.
After being introduced through the DigitalHealth.London Accelerator programme, the North West London Collaboration of Clinical Commissioning Groups has signed an agreement with Inhealthcare. They will roll out the next generation of digital technologies to make it easier to access health and care services at a fraction of the cost.
By speeding up access to the latest digital technologies, the Accelerator ensures that thousands of Londoners benefit from latest technologies to improve their health, and that high potential companies grow faster, supporting economic growth in London’s vital healthtech sector. Applications close on 13 April at 23:59.
From today, SMEs across four UK regions can compete to join innovative regional digital health accelerators, launched for the first time outside of London to help develop and deploy digital solutions to some of the most pressing challenges facing the NHS.
Oliver Armitage and Emil Hewage of Cambridge Bio-Augmentation Systems (CBAS) were listed alongside Chris Edson and Michael Gibbs of OurPath in the in the science and healthcare category; whilst co-founders of Digital Therapeutics Maroof Ahmed, Yusuf Sherwani, and Sarim Siddiqui were listed in the social entrepreneurs category.
As the year draws to a close, and we look ahead to 2018, James Somauroo and Sarah Shepherd give their expert reflections on the top trends in digital health we should be watching in 2018.
The majority of companies we speak to have not considered the varied types of evidence needed to pass the litmus test of ‘acceptability.’ Neelam Patel, Chief Operating Officer at MedCity, discusses the importance of reliable evidence in the digital health technology landscape.
This month, we launched the next 30 companies into cohort two of our Accelerator programme. James Somauroo, Accelerator Programme Director explains why he is proud of so many of its achievements in cohort one, and why he is excited to be taking the learning forward into the next year.
This is the latest in our series of Spotlights on the 2016/17 NHS Digital Pioneer Award nominees. Sara Nelson is the Lead, Children and…
This is the first in our new series of Spotlights on the 2016/17 NHS Digital Pioneer Award nominees. Nadine Haram is an NHS Surgeon, UCL…
Jorge Armanet, CEO of HealthUnlocked, considers the impact of new app craze Pokémon Go on health and wellbeing.
Insights on London’s digital health community future following the EU referendum.
Sarah Haywood, Chief Exec of MedCity summarises her experience of the recent workshop on developing age-friendly housing and the key challenge around separation between health and social care budgets.
Mahiben Maruthappu, Senior Fellow to Chief Exec of NHS England on why he feels DigitalHealth.London is important for our capital.
Tara Donnelly, MD of Health Innovation Network shares her thoughts on some of the most innovative digital health startups who recently pitched at the Wired Health event in London.