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It has become increasingly clear in recent years how important it is to involve people with lived experience in decision-making within health systems. The 2024 Independent Investigation of the Nationa
Welcome to the Mindset Extended Reality (XR) for digital mental health programme learning resources, which include three series: medical regulation, clinical evidence and lived experience involvement.
Welcome to the Mindset Extended Reality (XR) for digital mental health programme learning resources, which include three series: medical regulation, clinical evidence and lived experience involvement.
Welcome to the Mindset Extended Reality (XR) for digital mental health programme learning resources, which include three series: medical regulation, clinical evidence and lived experience involvement.
Overview More than 15 million people in the UK live with one or more Long Term Condition (LTC) and over 4 million of these individuals also experience mental health problems. A significant proportio
The report details the real-world impact of AI and automation across primary care.
The evaluation of Digital Health Technologies (DHTs) – such as apps or wearables – is a priority in many areas of healthcare, given they offer the potential for new routes to quickly and convenien
Overview The national Digital First programme began in 2019, looking at how access to digital services in primary care (general practice) could be made equitable for all patients. In London, Digital F
Skin conditions are a growing concern in the UK; more than 100,000 new cases of skin cancer are reported every year, with rates of some skin cancers growing by up to a third in the past decade. About
This article was written by Aurora Todisco, a Lived Experience Partner at the Health Innovation Network. Find out more about our Lived Experience Partner roles and how their work forms an important pa
Clinician burnout and workload is a national emergency which is impacting on patient safety. Technology may make an important contribution to helping to mitigate some of the workload-related challenge
Background The Southwest London (SWL) Pain Clinical Network commissioned the Health Innovation Network south London (HIN), to complete an evaluation of the link workers in pain clinics pilot. This rep
This resource and report summarises key outputs from the work of Janis Griffiths, a Darzi fellow who was co-hosted by Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust and the Health Innovation Network in 2023. Exis
“The Health Innovation Network, in partnership with the The Health Foundation’s Q Community have run three cohorts of the Communities of Practice (CoP) Leadership Development Programme to support thos
The London MSK Improvement Network is a learning and sharing forum directed towards multidisciplinary professionals involved in delivering, leading or managing musculoskeletal services in London. The
Across the five London Integrated Care Systems (ICS), several interventions aiming to support the remote monitoring of patients with Long Term Conditions (LTCs) have been scaled up over the last two y
This dashboard displays a breakdown of data related to the nine protected characteristics across south London at borough, ICS and south London level. The nine protected characteristics are: AgeGend
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During the Covid-19 pandemic, blood pressure monitoring within primary care decreased. Remote blood pressure monitoring was identified as a priority for cardiovascular disease (CVD) management to ensu
Background and context Virtual wards allow people who need hospital care to receive the care they need at home, including in care homes, safely and conveniently rather than in a hospital. They prov
Do you want help developing an outcomes framework? This article outlines an example of our work in developing an outcomes framework to facilitate the evaluation of digital-first projects across Lon
Academic Health Science Networks play an important role in promoting the spread of innovation across health and social care. The HIN’s Healthy Ageing team interviewed staff involved in introducin