NHS in the driving seat: building a clinically-led AI ecosystem
A panel of experts from NHS, Academic and Industry discussed the trials and triumphs of building an ecosystem of AI innovation.
Webinars
Machine learning from examples that you never see
Listen to the architects of FLIP discuss case studies leveraging their privacy-preserving NHS federated learning platform.
Launchpad 101 Webinar – Nov 2022
Watch back the Launchpad 101 Webinar to find out about the application process, as well as an alumnus company discussing their Launchpad journey.
What does robust governance of a learning healthcare system look like?
The panel discuss the unique governance challenges at each stage of the machine learning lifecycle, and what that means for achieving transformation at scale.
Evidence Generation Bootcamp 101 Webinar
Watch back the Evidence Generation Bootcamp 101 Webinar to find out about the application process, as well as alumni companies discussing their evidence generation journeys.
2022 #EvaluateDigiHealth webinar series recap
Earlier this year, DigitalHealth.London, alongside University College London, King’s College London, the Health Innovation Network and other partner organisations, launched the 2022 #EvaluateDigiHealth webinar series.
Watch back – #EvaluateDigiHealth: Can we hardwire evidence generation into digital health transformation?
Implementing new and innovative technologies is vital to transform healthcare for both patients and healthcare staff, and having the right evidence to do so is also essential.
How to involve patients in developing your innovation
This webinar provides practical advice to digital health companies and innovators on how to involve patients in developing their product/service.
Watch back – #EvaluateDigiHealth: How can clinicians find the right digital therapy for their patients?
This webinar will seek to answer what type of evidence clinicians should look for when choosing a safe and effective product for their patients.
Watch back – #EvaluateDigiHealth: Doing evidence generation within a digital health company
This webinar discusses these challenges as well as the potential solutions of gathering relevant evidence, including whether companies should be introducing a dedicated evidence generation role.
Watch back – #EvaluateDigiHealth: How can meaningful user research improve digital health delivery?
In the first #EvaluateDigiHealth webinar of 2022, the panel discuss how we can work to optimise patient engagement and adopt inclusive practices, to improve digital health evidence.
Third #EvaluateDigiHealth Webinar series launched
Following the overwhelming success of the 2020 and 2021 #EvaluateDigiHealth webinar series, the DigitalHealth.London Generator and other partner organisations are teaming up again to launch a new webinar series this spring.
Launchpad 101 Webinar – Feb 2022
Watch back the Launchpad 101 Webinar to find out about the application process, as well as alumni companies discussing their Launchpad journeys.
Accelerator 101 Webinar
Watch back the Accelerator 101 Webinar to find out about the application process, as well as alumni companies discussing their Accelerator journeys.
Watch back – #EvaluateDigiHealth: Regulation and evaluation of AI – are we there yet?
In the final #EvaluateDigiHealth webinar in the 2021 series, NICE and the Health Research Authority (HRA) discuss the new updated evidence framework and the multi-agency support service, as well as the role that the HRA has to ensure public and patient involvement and data considerations.
Watch back – #EvaluateDigiHealth Webinar 2021: What digital health evidence do commissioners & clinicians want to see?
In the fourth #EvaluateDigiHealth 2021 webinar, commissioners and clinicians from within the NHS and social care system discussed their experience and understanding of evidence generated by digital health companies.
Watch back – #EvaluateDigiHealth Webinar 2021: How to ensure quality evidence generation for data-driven technologies?
The third webinar in the #EvaluateDigiHealth 2021 series explored evidence generation for data-driven technologies in health care.
Watch back – #EvaluateDigiHealth Webinar 2021: How can companies be better supported in digital health evaluation?
The second webinar in the #EvaluateDigiHealth series featured a lively discussion about what help developers and commissioners of digital health need, and what help might be coming in the future.
Watch back – #EvaluateDigiHealth Webinar 2021: How do digital health companies navigate the evidence generation maze?
In the first webinar in the 2021 #EvaluateDigiHealth series, leads for digital health companies critically discuss their experiences of navigating the evidence generation maze, including their challenges, achievements and failures.
Remote Monitoring: Keeping patients safe in the community
We partnered with the Health Innovation Network to deliver this Innovation Exchange event, Remote Monitoring: Keeping patients safe in the community.
Watch back – #EvaluateDigiHealth: Generating evidence for digital health – no magic bullets
Professor Trish Greenhalgh (Oxford University) and Dr Victoria Betton (Mindwaves) in lively conversation and debate about the pitfalls and challenges of digital health implementation and evaluation.
Watch back – #EvaluateDigiHealth webinar: Can I trust digital mental health to work for me?
The third webinar in our #EvaluateDigiHealth Evidence Generation series, provided fascinating insights into the factors needed to promote patient trust and engagement in digital mental health.
Watch back – #EvaluateDigiHealth Webinar: What can different academic disciplines bring to evaluating digital health?
This webinar, the second in the 2020 #EvaluateDigiHealth series, features leading academics with extensive experience of researching and evaluating digital health interventions in complex systems.
Watch back – #EvaluateDigiHealth Webinar: Can we move beyond regulation stifling innovation?
In the first webinar in the 2020 #EvaluateDigiHealth series, our panel of leading experts drawn from the USA, Germany and the UK discussed international perspectives on digital health evidence and regulation.
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