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Making change happen from the kitchen table

17th June, 2020

Arden Tomison, Founder and CEO of DigitalHealth.London Launchpad company Thalamos, writes about some of the positives and negatives of running a digital health SME during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Mental Health
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🌈 PRIDE MONTH: New Directory Provides Mental Help For LGBT+ Young People

10th June, 2020

DigitalHealth.London Accelerator alumnus, MeeTwo, have released their new directory during Pride month which offers LGBT+ young people the tools to help themselves, and each other.

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Industry NHS Mental Health
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Dr Julian: Free training for therapists during COVID-19

15th April, 2020

DigitalHealth.London Accelerator Alumnus, Dr Julian, is offering free training sessions to mental health therapists to help them transition to working online during the current COVID-19 crisis.

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NHS
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From sofa to surfing – digital psychotherapy for people affected by the Grenfell Fire

26th September, 2019

Have you ever had an idea that you knew was going to help people but struggled to get others on board? This is one of the main challenges that Saquib Ahmad, Senior Psychotherapist at the Grenfell Health and Wellbeing Service faces as he creates a digital pathway in a historically ‘analogue’ service. In this blog, he reflects on how others in his position can overcome the struggle to get people on board.   

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Industry NHS Mental Health
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“Lifelight” contactless vital signs tool being tested for use in mental health settings

23rd September, 2019

Xim’s Lifelight technology allows completely contactless measurement of three vital signs (heart rate, blood pressure and respiration) in just 40 seconds using the camera built into a standard tablet device. It aims to make the process less distressing for mental health staff and patients, supporting them build their confidence in physical health assessments, and ultimately improve outcomes for patients.

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NHS Commissioners Primary Care Mental Health Community Care
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Sharing learning from the first two years of Good Thinking

Good Thinking, the unique digital mental wellbeing service for Londoners, which includes a partnership with DigitalHealth.London Accelerator company My Possible Self, is bringing together partners across London to share the learning from its first two years.

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NHS
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Chelsea and Westminster hospital to begin trial with DigitalHealth.London Accelerator company MeeTwo

2nd August, 2019

Chelsea and Westminster Hospital's patients will receive mental help peer support from MeeTwo, funded by the hospital's charity CW+. The service will provide safe, fully moderated peer support to young patients undergoing physical or mental health treatment.

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Mental Health Community Care
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DigitalHealth.London Accelerator company MeeTwo walks away with two Tech4Good Awards

18th July, 2019

MeeTwo, the mental help app for young people, won two of the country’s acclaimed Tech4Good Awards. The People's Choice Award was decided on the outcome of a four week long crowdfunder, which MeeTwo used to raise awareness of and support the 1 in 4 boys aged 16-25 that self-harm.

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NHS Providers NHS Commissioners Mental Health
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Londoners get free 24-hour access to digital mood-boosting tools that tackle stress, anxiety and depression   

16th July, 2019

Good Thinking, the NHS-approved digital mental wellbeing service for London, has partnered with DigitalHealth.London Accelerator company My Possible Self to help more Londoners who are experiencing common mental wellbeing concerns improve how they feel every day

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Industry NHS Mental Health
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Putting my sleep problem to bed: how an app helped me to (finally) get some rest

11th June, 2019

Rose struggled with her sleep for years, until she tried an app promising to deliver life-changing improvements through access to cognitive behavioural therapy techniques, usually taught through in-person therapy. Here, she writes about her experience using Sleepio, and ultimately asks "can an app can really help you sleep better?"

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