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NHS should ‘prescribe FitBits’ to prevent inequality in health tech

The Social Market Foundation report found access to improved health outcomes should not be limited by a person’s ability to
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Another view: On how data capture and analysis is changing

In wearables, sensors and AI, Neil Paul thinks he may just see the future of research and patient monitoring –
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New wearables trial allows COPD patients’ to be monitored at home

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde believes the trial will result in fewer hospital visits for COPD patients – which costs
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Medopad pledges $10m to ‘supercharge’ partner integration

The company has partnered with eight more health tech firms to create new, condition-specific apps for patients via the Medopad
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EyeControl headset for locked-in patients available on NHS Supply Chain

EyeControl, which combines an eye-tracking camera and speaker, allows patients who have lost the ability to move or speak to
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Mobile health and apps news in brief

The latest roundup includes Hancock's tech vision that patients can use wearables and diet-tracking apps to prevent them from falling
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Fitbit beefs up healthcare offering with fitness and coaching platform

Fitbit Care combines the company’s activity-tracking hardware with tailored health and wellness services for insurers, employers and health systems.
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Connected care homes ‘could slash £1bn from NHS demand’

A project run by NHS Calderdale CCG has suggested that telehealth in care homes could cut hospital admissions by as
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Autism charity seeks £2.5m for ‘game-changing’ biometrics project

Autism Together is attempting to raise £2.5m for a project that will see biometric technology used to drive new insights
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InHealthcare lends tech to fall prevention initiative in East Midlands

A new NHS initiative to help reduce injuries sustained in falls has been launched in the East Midlands, using infrastructure
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