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Musculoskeletal patients can benefit from a digital prescription giving access to Versus Arthritis’ resources on the Cognitant healthinote platform.
There were unsurprisingly lots of changes and developments in the digital health world in 2022. We asked health tech suppliers what they expect in 2023.
With 2023 within touching distance, let’s reflect on the last 12 months by looking back at Digital Health’s most popular and most read stories of the year.
OxfordVR and BehaVR have combined to create the largest VR delivery platform for evidence-based digital behaviour therapies.
A new digital platform from Acxion is helping pharmaceutical marketers engage with healthcare professionals by using data.
Re:Cognition Health and MYndspan are collaborating to make MEG technology more accessible, in a bid to improve data-driven brain health insights.
Virtual wards are being established by Solent NHS Trust using technology from Doccla, to help keep frail patients out of hospital.
Northern Health and Social Care Trust in Northern Ireland has gone live with Clinisys Winpath,
Charlotte Refsum, director of health policy at the Tony Blair Institute and Markus Bolton, CEO
Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children is leading a pan-London, 5,000 patient assessment of the
Women will be sent invitations for cancer screening via the NHS App as part of
Ali Parsa the founder of defunct health AI firm Babylon has launched AI health venture
