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NHSX Call for Feedback on Digital Health Technology Standard

12th March, 2020

To improve the way the NHS assesses technologies such as digital health apps and tools, NHSX has developed a draft Digital Health Technology Standard. It aims to help developers to understand what is expected of them and speed up and streamline how health technologies are reviewed and commissioned for use in the NHS and social […]

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Interview: Accelerator’s Sara Nelson talks with Infinity Health

5th February, 2020

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. On the 28th anniversary of her employment with the NHS, Accelerator Programme Director Sara is joined by Elliot Engers, CEO of Infinity Health, in an interview with healthcare technology channel […]

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Accelerator Alumnus Smoke Free App now available in over 1,400 Boots stores and on boots.com

13th January, 2020

The Smoke Free Plus app is a digital innovation developed by former smoker, Dr David Crane, which is available to buy for the first time in over 1,400 Boots stores across the UK and on boots.com. Originally developed as a part time project by Dr Crane while studying for his MSc in psychology and while […]

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Five things innovators working with the NHS need to do to be successful

4th November, 2019

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.

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NHSX publishes “Listening to digital health innovators” report

15th October, 2019

Five themes come out in the report, which is based on a listening exercise carried out by the newly launched NHSX in July. Innovators responded to the question “If NHSX and partners were to focus on one or two things, what do you think are the most important priorities?”

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September 2019 Newsletter

30th September, 2019

All the latest news, information on events, and other relevant opportunities - including 20 companies to transform the NHS, invitation to urgent and emergency care event, and a new proposal for the NHS to fund startups.

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Innovating in Urgent and Emergency Care

Calling NHS staff working in Urgent and Emergency Care: join our joint Innovation Exchange event with the Health Innovation Network, exploring the solutions that could transform urgent and emergency care services.

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Three things the NHS could learn from the USA

13th September, 2019

Vishaal Virani has spent the last few months navigating the US health system, which has made him more deeply appreciate how the NHS has implemented its single-payer system across the UK. However, there are also valuable things that he thinks the NHS could learn from the US, particularly when it comes to innovation.

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Apply to join the NHS Innovation Accelerator

4th September, 2019

The NHS Innovation Accelerator (NIA) is currently looking for individuals representing high impact, evidence-based innovations, sourced nationally and internationally, which address one or more of the commitments laid out in the NHS Long Term Plan. For its 5th call for applicants, the NIA will select up to 12 new Fellows.

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Is eLearning the poor relation or the clever solution?

8th August, 2019

Clare Gallagher is the Learning Hub Lead at the North West London Collaboration of Clinical Commissioning Groups. Sick of school but keen to learn, she spent her young adult years enrolling in various online courses matching her personal interests - something she continues today. Here, Clare reflects on whether there is value in eLearning for people working in clinical settings, and if so, how it can be supported.

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