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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.
Implementing new and innovative technologies is vital to transform healthcare for both patients and healthcare staff, and having the right evidence to do so is also essential.
This webinar provides practical advice to digital health companies and innovators on how to involve patients in developing their product/service.
This webinar will seek to answer what type of evidence clinicians should look for when choosing a safe and effective product for their patients.
This webinar discusses these challenges as well as the potential solutions of gathering relevant evidence, including whether companies should be introducing a dedicated evidence generation role.
In the first #EvaluateDigiHealth webinar of 2022, the panel discuss how we can work to optimise patient engagement and adopt inclusive practices, to improve digital health evidence.
Following the overwhelming success of the 2020 and 2021 #EvaluateDigiHealth webinar series, the DigitalHealth.London Generator and other partner organisations are teaming up again to launch a new webinar series this spring.
Phoebe Allen, Quality and Improvement manager for planned care, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, led a digital consent pilot within General Surgery and Colorectal Surgery, where consultants have access to a library of consent forms linked to a patient record system.
Watch back the Launchpad 101 Webinar to find out about the application process, as well as alumni companies discussing their Launchpad journeys.
Watch back the Accelerator 101 Webinar to find out about the application process, as well as alumni companies discussing their Accelerator journeys.
The Evidence Generator workshops led to brokering a discussion with Peter Lovell from the National Institute for Health Research RDS to support future work in a qualitative evaluation of Concentric’s platform.
Christina led the implementation of a digital care assistant that allows for non-contact monitoring of patients, improving the safety and experience of both patients and staff.