Professor Jim Khan and the da Vinci Xi robot (Credit: Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust)
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has approved the use of 11 robotic surgery systems in…
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The ABHI US Accelerator’s 2025 cohort. (Credit: ABHI)
The Association of British HealthTech Industries (ABHI) has announced the eighth cohort of its flagship US accelerator programme, which will see 21 UK digital health companies…
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Making the most of healthcare technologies requires systematic change, writes Dr Sarah Byron, programme director for healthtech strategy and development at the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE)
Imagine a future where groundbreaking…
Digital Health Summer Schools 2023, University of Birmingham, UK.
(Credit: Steve Forrest/Workers’ Photos)
Digital Health has announced the launch of its 2025 bursary programme to support the progression of aspiring digital leaders.
Sponsored by Salesforce and…
In this case study, Hauwa Muhammad, Co-Founder of WA Health, reflects on how meaningful opportunities for collaboration and connection through the Leap programme continue to shape the AI-powered automation solution for administrative tasks. In…
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Technology company Reneural has been awarded funding from NHS England to develop its virtual reality (VR) stroke rehabilitation platform.
The project, which will be run in partnership with The Hillingdon Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and…
In this case study, Moyeen Ahmad, the founder of Vitacam, shares how the Leap programme helped to facilitate involvement and co-design, ensuring people with lived experience of chronic conditions were at the heart of…
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Left to right: Omar Khan, interoperability standards architect at NHS England,
Ravi Natarajan, technical architect at NHS England and Hamish Price, Genomics Unit programme manager at NHS England (Credit: Claire Read)
Industry partners…
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In healthcare environments, lack of mobile signal is not merely an inconvenience – it affects patient experience and operational continuity. Recognising the importance of seamless mobile coverage, the New Hospital Programme now includes a…
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The Scottish government has announced £4.5 million in funding for a digital weight management programme for patients recently diagnosed with type 2 diabetes.
Patients will be recruited from January 2026, with money invested over three…
