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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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DigitalHealth.London Accelerator opens for applications today

18th May, 2020

Today, DigitalHealth.London opens applications to our flagship Accelerator programme for the next generation of digital health companies to transform health and care.

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18 winners of TechForce19 challenge announced

24th April, 2020

People who are particularly vulnerable or isolated as a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak could soon benefit from a range of innovative digital solutions selected as part of the TechForce19 challenge.

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Ok Computer

19th March, 2020

Dr Joanna Hudson works in the Health Psychology Section of the Psychology Department at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology, & Neuroscience, King’s College London. She was one of 30 Fellows on the 2019-20 NHS Digital Pioneer Fellowship delivered by DigitalHealth.London. Here she writes for us about how the band Radiohead inspired her thinking about we use […]

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Four of the 11 Innovators on the NIA are Accelerator SMEs

5th March, 2020

The NHS Innovation Accelerator (NIA) has announced today the 11 high impact innovations joining the national accelerator in 2020. Four of the 11 innovators are DigitalHealth.London Accelerator companies; Health Navigator, Locum’s Nest, MyPreOp (Ultramed) and Safe Steps. At a launch event chaired by Professor Stephen Powis, National Medical Director for NHS England and NHS Improvement, the […]

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Thalamos launch to NHS at Digital Health Rewired 2020

4th March, 2020

Today, Thalamos is officially launching for NHS use at the Digital Health Rewired 2020 event in London, where the company will be presenting as part of the Pitchfest. Thalamos is a bespoke software solution for completing Mental Health Act Forms digitally, across any device. The product has previously only been available for use in independent […]

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Will the NHS be transformed by the power of artificial intelligence?

7th February, 2020

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 healthcare has long been anticipated. It has been argued by many that the NHS took a momentous step closer to realising that promise when, in August 2019, Health Secretary Matt Hancock […]

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11 Accelerator SMEs make the 2020 Global Digital Health 100

28th January, 2020

The Journal of mHealth has today announced their annual Global Digital Health 100 recognising the most innovative health technology companies from around the world. Seven of the top 100 companies are currently on the DigitalHealth.London Accelerator programme and a further three are Accelerator alumni. The companies involved in the Accelerator programme recognised in this global […]

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Today marks 100 years of nursing being a registered profession in UK

23rd December, 2019

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 the UK. On this day 100 years ago, nursing in the UK became a registered profession. I started my nursing career over 27 years ago and although I am not currently […]

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Implementing digital innovations requires people like me – nurses

19th December, 2019

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.

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