The latest news and blogs from DigitalHealth.London, our Accelerator and Launchpad companies, Digital Pioneer Fellows and the wider network.
The NHS Innovation Accelerator (NIA) has announced the 12 innovators (‘Fellows’) and innovations selected to join its award-winning programme in 2021.
Oxehealth has worked in partnership with Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust (EPUT) to improve the safety and quality of care on their inpatient mental health wards.
DigitalHealth.London NHS Navigator, Ruth Bradbury, shares her experience of working in social care as a Speech & Language Therapist and discusses how she believes digital technologies can transform the social care sector.
Locum’s Nest has now launched a new e-rostering service, Locum’s Nest Rota, providing an advanced and quality end-to-end NHS workforce solution to front-line medics.
DigitalHealth. London Accelerator company PocDoc, a digital healthcare business and leading end-to-end COVID-19 testing solution, is launching a trial with BioSure and Edinburgh Airport to provide “fit to fly” certificates.
From winning at the HTN awards and being shortlisted for Rewired Pitchfest 2021, to being recognised in guidance documents and receiving grants, we are delighted to support companies who are making an impact in health at this crucial time.
Tristan writes about his reasons for applying for the Digital Pioneer Fellowship programme, how COVID-19 has impacted his role and his perspective on the impact it has had on the NHS more widely.
32 DigitalHealth.London Accelerator and Launchpad companies and alumni featured in The First UK Digital Health Companies Report, published by the Department of International Trade.
DigitalHealth.London Accelerator alumnus, Vinehealth, has secured a £1million Biomedical Catalyst grant to deliver their innovative cancer companion app to four NHS trusts within a randomised controlled trial.
Digital Pioneer Fellow, Dr Arron Thind, shares his passion for digital innovation in the NHS, how he has been developing his own skills in order to develop new solutions for digital training and his goals to help develop a more digitally literate NHS workforce.
A new digital intervention developed by Accelerator alumnus My Possible Self, in partnership with the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) and NHS Highland has rapidly reduced depression and anxiety and increased wellbeing among health and social care workers in the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bieke Van Gorp of Accelerator company FibriCheck, writes about the impact of cardiovascular disease across the world and explains how FibriCheck is on a mission to reduce the number of AF related strokes.