King’s College co-create prototype app for better cardiac arrest care
A prototype app to help improve the outcome for patients who suffer a cardiac arrest outside of hospital has been co-developed by King’s College Hospital.
Clinical Software
Guy’s and St Thomas’ team up with General Catalyst for tech innovation
Guy’s and St Thomas’ is tackling key NHS challenges thanks to a partnership with General Catalyst aimed at supporting innovation.
News
Evelina London and King’s College London develop VR for heart surgery
Evelina London and King’s College London have joined forces to develop a new VR technology that enables surgeons to better prepare for heart surgeries.
Clinical Software
Research shows time-saving benefits of AI-assisted ultrasounds
A Guy’s and St Thomas’ study revealed that AI technology used in ultrasound scans could lead to signficant time savings for sonographers.
AI and Analytics
Industry news in brief
The latest Digital Health News industry round-up includes a new app for arthritis patients, a web-based career portfolio platform and cloud data analytics.
News
Scientists developing video games to diagnose and monitor depression
Scientists in London have developed new AI technology inspired by video games to transform the way depression is diagnosed and monitored.
AI and Analytics
King’s College Hospital to use AI for diagnostics and treatment plans
King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is using an artificial intelligence tool to speed up stroke diagnosis and improve patient care.
AI and Analytics
New AI tool prescribes best treatment for liver cancer
King’s College Hospital and Queen Mary University of London have developed an AI algorithm to classify drugs on their efficiacy in treating liver cancer.
AI and Analytics
King’s College London launches Covid-19 symptom reporting app
King’s College London has launched an app that will allow people to report symptoms of Covid-19 and researchers to track the progression of the virus.
Digital Patient 90
5G to launch into healthcare in 2020 – Ericsson
Technology giant Ericsson is labelling 2020 to be the year that 5G will be launched in healthcare, with its potential including remote robotic surgery.
Infrastructure