Missed appointments, long wait times, and all manner of other logistical and financial issues have become more common in our healthcare landscape. AI-driven HealthTech has the ability to improve our patient outcomes, drive efficiency and deliver unprecedented medical breakthroughs. With smartphone cameras being used as heart rate monitors, and contact lenses measuring blood sugar levels we are moving into an era when we can all collect healthcare data about ourselves. There is massive potential for AI healthcare technologies to create stable long-term population health outcomes. We are at a transformational moment for dealing with our Health. It is crucial leaders in the sector gain the skills and capabilities necessary to understand HealthTech and build new technologies, and this important work is not left solely to digital teams.
A talk by Jake Holland Chief Solutions Officer, Datnexa
A talk by Dan Tudor AI Technical Lead, University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust
A talk by Jonny Williams Chief Digital Adviser for UK Public Sector, Red Hat
September 2016
We were impressed during our discovery work to find many interesting examples of innovation both in and around the NHS. Sadly though, many are limited to a single local area or site, with very few able to scale up even if they are proving useful […]
September 2016
Just because you can connect a device to the internet doesn’t mean you should. While connected devices (commonly called the “Internet of Things”) can deliver new services, there needs to be security, privacy and clear ownership of data. The endgame for the Internet of Things (IoT) is […]
September 2016
I have recently returned from a year-long secondment to the Future Council programme, where I helped initiate change in the organisation. In this post, I’m going to share some of my observations and in particular why digital culture matters. Future Council For those that have not […]
September 2016
How a fresh, citizen-led approach to the digitisation of services is urgently needed by local government It is three years since the government published its first digital strategy, which set out how government aimed to become “digital by default”, redesigning its services to make them “so […]
September 2016
Around 20 creatives, academics, recruiters and business leaders met on 28th July at the BBC, MediaCity in Salford, in response to a statement produced by Digital Leaders Chair Rachel Neaman, that young “digital natives” are not as savvy as we think. This discussion was one […]
September 2016
Money, entertainment, employment, government online services, education, health – if people are connected, capable and online, they can do it all easier and faster! And so our discussion started with a focus on how these important points cam become frustrations in the rural parts of […]
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