DigitalHealth.London crowned winners of HealthInvestor Awards
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“With NHS budgets under intense pressure the ability to work smarter, both in terms of efficiency and cost effectiveness is paramount,” said the judging panel at the HealthInvestor Awards 2019, as they awarded DigitalHealth.London for our private / public partnership work.
We are delighted to be recognised, especially given the increasingly complex environment in which we operate. We believe that many of the challenges faced by the health and social care sector are not insurmountable: we are passionate about the potential of digital technologies to help face them down.
With thanks to the judging panel consisting of sector and business leaders for their support, and to our fantastic founding partners who embody the vision and drive needed to make real impact to patients in the NHS. We dedicate our award to them: Health Innovation network, Imperial College Health Partners, UCLPartners, MedCity, and CW+.
See the full list of winners: https://www.ipevents.net/healthinvestorawards-2019/winners2019
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