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Dedicated coverage of digital health start-ups from across all parts of health and care, with particular focus on those developed by or working in partnership with NHS organisations. A particular focus on start-ups taking part in Digital Healthâs annual Pitchfest competition.Â
This month’s mobile round-up includes the results of a self-care study at a GP surgery in Bristol and news that diabetes remains the top priority treatment field for health app developers.
This case study explains how deploying wi-fi devices to GPs and nurses that use the EE 4G network has improved skin cancer diagnosis times; and kept patients out of hospital.
Heart patients at Guyâs and St Thomasâ NHS Foundation Trust are monitoring their health at home and sending daily readings to nurses via smartphone.
A telehealth text messaging system developed in Stoke has been adopted by more than 70 health and social care services across the UK.
A frank report to the Scottish Governmentâs Public Accounts Committee has admitted that âsystemic failureâ is responsible for the ongoing failure to introduce new IT to the NHS 24 service.
Nearly 1.5 million blood donation appointments have been booked online since NHS Blood and Transplant introduced a digital booking system two years ago.
