Explore our range of resources including sector case studies, webinars and recordings, opportunities and funding from our network, and useful guidance documents and links.
HEAT is the main tool for professionals across the public health and healthcare landscape to systematically address health inequalities and identify what action can be taken to reduce health inequalities and promote equality and inclusion.
All Our Health framework is a call to action to all health and care professionals to embed prevention within their day to day practice. This bite-sized session provides health and care professionals an overview of health disparities and health inequalities – including key evidence, data and signposting to trusted resources to help prevent illness, protect health and promote wellbeing.
This section of the NHS Long Term Plan outlines how it will take a more concerted and systematic approach to reduce health inequalities and address unwarranted variation in care.
The health inequalities hub from The Local Government Association, explores different themes in detail, shining a spotlight on case studies from councils across the country and exploring how COVID-19 exacerbated existing health inequalities.
NHS England have put together a plethora of case studies, webinars and podcasts on the topic of health inequalities.
This resource provides information on how NICE can help you tackle health inequalities.
The panel discuss the unique governance challenges at each stage of the machine learning lifecycle, and what that means for achieving transformation at scale.
Watch back the Evidence Generation Bootcamp 101 Webinar to find out about the application process, as well as alumni companies discussing their evidence generation journeys.
Evidence-based recommendations developed by independent committees, including clinical guidelines, quality standards and advice.
This evidence-based guide is a first-of-its-kind review of best practice in patient and public involvement and engagement, providing valuable advice and resources to digital health innovators.
CW+, the official charity of Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, is one of DigitalHealth.London’s delivery partners. Both the charity and Trust are working at the forefront of the digital health space, piloting new technologies and supporting staff to embrace digital.
Earlier this year, DigitalHealth.London, alongside University College London, King’s College London, the Health Innovation Network and other partner organisations, launched the 2022 #EvaluateDigiHealth webinar series.