The latest news and blogs from DigitalHealth.London, our Accelerator and Launchpad companies, Digital Pioneer Fellows and the wider network.
bumpf is a mobile pregnancy app. Proven life-saving content from MAMA Academy is interwoven through a fun, interactive interface, combining features for parents to plan, record, share and learn through their pregnancy journey and beyond.
Ruth Bradbury, Interim Head of DigitalHealth.London, attended the 2022 NHS Confed Expo. Here, she summarises two key themes that were identified in how digital innovation can be used to help deliver a net-zero NHS, the session also featured DigitalHealth.London Accelerator company, Ufonia.
Sophie Lowry, Implementation and Involvement Manager at the Health Innovation Network, shares her top tips for involving people in innovations.
DigitalHealth.London Accelerator company Panakeia enables biomarker testing in minutes, entirely digitally without wet-lab tests. Here, Pahni Pandya, Co-Founder and CEO of the company, shares an overview of the company’s successes to date, their long-term vision and what’s next for the company.
Ally Health is launching its remote testing infrastructure solution to deliver sustainable improvements to care pathways across the NHS. With 70% of all medical decisions based on laboratory investigations, improving the accessibility of testing for patients is key to ensuring an optimal level of care is delivered.
Jessica Williams is a Senior Operating Department Practitioner (ODP) at Chelsea Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and a Horizon Fellow. Here she shares her journey so far on the Horizon Fellowship programme and how her project has developed.
Antoine Lever, Commercial Director of DigitalHealth.London Accelerator company babblevoice, shares five key telephony considerations that can help a newly formed primary care network establish a fit-for-purpose communications system for now and the future.
PocketEye is a new platform which supports collaboration between eye care professionals.
Andrew Bailey, Co-Founder of DigitalHealth.London Accelerator company Convenet, shares his experience of being a patient, the interoperability challenges that faced him and the insight this has brought to his work in healthtech.
Jenny Thomas, Programme Director of DigitalHealth.London, led the setup of the flagship Accelerator programme in 2016 and has since been pivotal in driving the growth of DigitalHealth.London to the organisation that it is today. Here, she reflects on some of the people who have inspired and influenced her along her journey.
David Organ, Co-Founder of FotoConsent shares how the platform was created and how it aims to improve the way clinical data is captured, shared and protected.
Ijudai Jasada, Horizon Fellow and Innovation Project Manager at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital Trust, shares his thoughts on the importance of designing services with patients and how he is doing so as part of a project to build a specialty virtual clinic.