SME of the Week: July Roundup
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Every week, we put a spotlight on one of the DigitalHealth.London Accelerator or Launchpad companies. Here’s a roundup of this month’s featured SMEs:
About: S12 Solutions is an app and website, founded by an Approved Mental Health Professional (AMHP), which connects AMHPs with section 12 (s.12) doctors, to support efficient Mental Health Act 1983 (MHA) assessment team organisation and claims processes. We support 4,000+ users and work with approximately 75% of England’s Mental Health Trusts.
Recent success: We introduced our Electronic Statutory MHA Form feature in 2020 and we are currently working on bringing the Breathing Space process into the platform.
Ask: We would like to be introduced to any AMHPs, s.12 doctors and commissioners from areas that are not using S12 Solutions, and any professionals involved in creating and receiving Electronic Statutory MHA Forms, who would like to know more and/or organise a demonstration.
Contact: amy.manning@s12solutions.com
Learn more: https://digitalhealth.london/sme-of-the-week-s12-solutions
About: patientMpower is an experienced provider of virtual care solutions for patients living with chronic lung, kidney and heart conditions. patientMpower’s patient-facing app with connected Bluetooth devices, shares data with Healthcare Professionals in real time.
The technology is appropriate for paediatric and adult populations and is being used by patients with a range of different long term conditions.
Recent success: The patientMpower technology is allowing hospital teams to monitor their patients for signals of progressive disease and exacerbation, patient generated health data is used to inform who should be seen face to face and when. This has helped Addenbrookes’ paediatric Cystic Fibrosis team to reduce face to face outpatient clinics by 50% and focus more time on reducing their patient wait lists.
patientMpower are also helping to digitally enable other respiratory pathways such as Interstitial Lung Disease. They are undertaking a large-scale evaluation of the health economics of digital outpatient transformation with Imperial College Hospital currently.
Their technology has also been deployed to support community teams with virtual wards, this work aims to provide proactive care for at-risk patients closer to their home and support patients post hospital discharge.
Ask: As shown in our recent case study with Addenbrookes, patientMpower can help respiratory teams return their clinical contacts to pre pandemic levels through a blend of digital and face to face care delivery. We want to speak with Healthcare Professionals who are interested in digitising their respiratory clinical pathways with a specific focus on restoring elective care and tackling patient wait lists.
Contact: jack.hanley@patientmpower.com
Learn more: https://digitalhealth.london/sme-of-the-week-patientmpower-remote-monitoring-for-cystic-fibrosis-in-children
The DigitalHealth.London Accelerator is a collaborative programme funded by London’s three Academic Health Science Networks – UCL Partners, Imperial College Health Partners, and the Health Innovation Network, MedCity, CW+ and receives match funding from the European Regional Development Fund.
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