The latest news and blogs from DigitalHealth.London, our Accelerator and Launchpad companies, Digital Pioneer Fellows and the wider network.
Christina Sothinathan, NHS Navigator at DigitalHealth.London discusses how Artificial Intelligence could be used to support NHS staff and patients. Drawing on her own experiences as a Clinician, she reflects on how Limbic, a company on the Accelerator programme, are specifically tackling this issue across mental health pathways.
Nick Bennett, Founder of Fika, discusses how the NHS workforce crisis could be tackled through providing staff with access to appropriate training and development opportunities and how their mental fitness platform, Fika, could help resolve this issue.
Chris Evans, CEO and co-founder of Little Journey, explains why Little Journey was set up, how it works, and what’s coming next for the company.
Applications are now open for DigitalHealth.London’s new programme supporting companies to navigate the complexities of evidence generation.
We’re now over halfway through 2022 and here at DigitalHealth.London, we’re reflecting on the key milestones that we’ve celebrated so far this year.
This autumn, the AI Centre, DigitalHealth.London and the Health Innovation Network are teaming up to deliver a series of webinars on implementing artificial intelligence (AI) in the NHS.
Antoine Lever, Co-founder and Commercial Director of babblevoice, charts the company’s journey from two guys in a garage, to a cutting-edge telephony provider for hundreds of surgeries up and down the country, serving thousands of patients.
Rebecca Smith, Senior Paediatric Physiotherapist at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and Horizon Fellow, shares how her team is using digital innovation to help parents understand “normal variants” in their children.
20 DigitalHealth.London Accelerator and Launchpad companies have been included in the top 50 most innovative HealthTech and MedTech companies by BusinessCloud. The annual ranking seeks to highlight the UK’s most innovative companies across health and care.
Sarah Khavandi, AI Research Clinician at Ufonia, shares how Dora, their AI-enabled clinical conversational voice assistant helps address workforce shortage issues and their recent SBRI Net Zero award work, which models and collects real world evidence of Dora’s carbon footprint.
Last month, the Department of Health and Social care released the Women’s Health strategy for England. The plan sets out a long-term plan for transformational change across priority areas related to specific conditions.
Sean Cregg, Clinical Relations Manager at Dem Dx, shares how Dem Dx, an AI-powered Clinical Reasoning Platform, aims to address the NHS workforce crisis.