Digital & Artificial Intelligence

AF virtual ward at University Hospitals of Leicester

Find out how a virtual Atrial Fibrillation ward in Leicester has helped to reduce hospital stays, enabling more patients to receive care out hospital.

Learn more about the AF virtual ward.

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Well-Track intervention improves sleep quality, physical activity, wellbeing, mental health and physical health.

Well-Track (using a combination of Fitbit health trackers and face to face support) has been successfully integrated into several care pathways including an early intervention in psychosis service and an at-risk mental state service.

Read how it has improved patients’ mental and physical health.

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AI powered teledermatology shows considerable potential

A recent HIEM evaluation report shows the Skin Analytics AI solution could help identify patients with skin lesions, who need to be seen by a consultant.

Read how the pilot project in Leicester’s acute hospitals aimed to reduce waiting lists.

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Digital outpatient appointment follow up

Scheduling outpatient appointments based on patient needs.

Learn more about the digital outpatient appointment follow up project

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ChatHealth

Safe and secure messaging service for young people and new parents.

Learn more about ChatHealth

Oxygen flow devices piloted in Derbyshire Trust

Pioneering respiratory device aims to reduce patient length of treatment.

Learn more about the Derbyshire pilot

Smart messaging for cancer patients

Smart messaging to enhance the wellbeing of patients in cancer care.

Find out more about the programme

Transforming patient care using remote monitoring technology

Use of remote monitoring and visual sharing of patient data helps improve productivity and reduce unnecessary face to face appointments.

Find out more about the digital platform Isla Health used in two Nottinghamshire trusts