The latest news and blogs from DigitalHealth.London, our Accelerator and Launchpad companies, Digital Pioneer Fellows and the wider network.
ZiO Health is a VC-backed medical technology and digital health company that has developed proprietary pocket-sized technology, which brings lab testing to the point of use, helping improve patient drug treatment outcomes. CEO and Co-founder, Dr. Neel Patel reflects on their time on the DigitalHealth.London Evidence Generation Bootcamp.
Vaish Sundaresan, Communications Officer at DigitalHealth.London, provides an overview of what Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) are and current digital health developments that could contribute to the World Health Organisations’s target of eliminating 90% of NTDs by 2030.
Every year, the HTN Now Awards share and celebrate innovations, teams and health tech suppliers that have made a difference and have the potential to shape future services and systems across health and care. This year, eight alumni Accelerator were recognised across a number of categories.
Limbic, an alumnus DigitalHealth.London Accelerator company, have developed Limbic Access, a psychological assessment tool that can predict mental health disorders with an accuracy rate of 93%. The platform recently achieved Class IIa UKCA medical device certification.
Laurence Girard, CEO and Founder of Fruit Street, shares the story of the company’s diabetes prevention programme and how their experience on the DigitalHealth.London Evidence Generation Bootcamp programme provided them with the tools they need to move into the UK market.
Psyrin is an early-stage start-up aiming to transform psychosis care pathways by leveraging speech-based machine learning technology for triage and assessment. Here, co-founder Edwin Wong pens some reflections on their experiences, following completion of the DigitalHealth.London Evidence Generation Bootcamp programme.
DigitalHealth.London is proud to announce the 14 digital health companies selected for the fifth cohort of the Launchpad programme. All companies are at an early stage of developing a product or service that has high potential to meet the current challenges facing the NHS and social care today.
As 2022 draws to a close, we at DigitalHealth.London have been reflecting on the events of the year. We are proud to say our programmes continue to equip NHS staff, digital health companies and academics with the tools to help tackle the challenges facing the NHS and social care in London.
Recent years have drastically changed the landscape of our working routines and the environment in which they are formed. In this blog, Tasha Wait, Community and Marketing Lead at the Health Foundry, reflects on the growth of co-working spaces and the benefits it can bring to digital health companies.
The HSJ Partnership Awards celebrate the most effective collaborations with the NHS and acts as a platform to shape the future of the new integrated health and care system. 11 DigitalHealth.London Accelerator companies were recognised as finalists for the 2023 awards.
Hayley Fay, Specialist occupational therapist in Hand Therapy at Chelsea and Westminster NHS Foundation Trust shares how she observed patients struggling to retain and perform exercises correctly, and subsequently identified the need to explore how to deliver patient information and exercises in a way that ensured success.
Teresa Kua is a Urology Clinical Nurse Specialist (Urology Cancer) at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital and a Horizon Fellow. In this blog, she shares her mission to find a digital solution to facilitate the open access pathway for prostate cancer patients.