Digital Health

Creating a digital infrastructure for the Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service The National Health Service faces some unique digital challenges across its vast range...

In the first of our series of digital healthcare blog posts, we explain how the growth of digital health data has resulted in the creation of data silos that has, so far,...

There are well recognised macro trends that show that the current healthcare delivery model will be difficult to sustain at current investment levels. These trends are...

In a previous post we highlighted the wealth of knowledge and research already available from academic studies that support the case for using digital technologies to...

In our earlier blog post ‘Being Physically Active’ we highlighted the well documented benefits of physical activity and its role to support long term conditions such as...

Being Physically Active The benefits of physical activity have been well documented for an astounding amount of time, with the earliest record of using physical activity for...

The healthcare sector has long been heralded as a sector which will be transformed through digital technologies. It is clear that we are at the start of this development...

In a previous post we highlighted how organisations across many sectors have derived competitive advantage by owning the distribution channel for their products and services...

There are almost countless prophetic quotes in George Orwell’s brave and rebellious novel, 1984. None perhaps describes the modern cult of analytics and tracking as well as...

We are convinced that there will be a general trend to move away from relying on a central system to hold our data and respond to our illness, towards collating personal data...