Digital Health Coffee Time Briefing ☕
Today’s briefing includes an announcement of a leadership transition at Imprivata and news of an AI-enabled stethoscope to monitor asthma at home
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Digital Health Coffee Time Briefing ☕
Today’s briefing includes the results of a study of Apple’s digital asthma device and news about a future in which we all have a digital medical twin.
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Digital Health Coffee Time Briefing ☕
This briefing includes news that TidalSense has launched a programme with Asthma + Lung UK and Get A Drip has opened a new clinic on Chelsea’s King Road.
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Eden Primary Care and Aide Health to tackle long-term health conditions
Eden Primary Care Network and Aide Health are helping patients living with long-term conditions such as asthma and type 2 diabetes to manage their health.
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Teva UK launches first integrated digital inhaler system
Teva UK has launched the first integrated digital inhaler system to be used in the UK and Europe, which aims to help improve management of asthma and COPD.
Digital Patient
Suffolk Primary Care partners with Aide Health to support asthma patients
Suffolk Primary Care has partnered with Aide Health for a 12-month programme to support patients with asthma and stop the overuse of reliever inhalers.
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NHS Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland go live with asthma virtual ward
Asthma patients under NHS Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland can access a virtual ward to help treat their condition at home after hospital discharge.
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Manchester pilots AI software for adult asthma patients
Manchester is home to a new project from Health Innovation Manchester and AstraZeneca UK, which uses AI to improve adult asthma outcomes.
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Industry news in brief
The latest Digital Health News industry round up feature news a former Pitchfest winner has partnered with a European health company.
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New £3m fund for innovative technology to improve asthma care
The fund will support the development and adoption of scalable and effective asthma health technologies, such as smart inhalers, within the NHS.
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