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Author Archives: Julia Manning
Teachers’ lives matter
Teachers’ needs should be met first – and before all students return. 8 min read Existential turbulence is all around. It can feel negligent to highlight just one sector or subject. Opening schools is towards the top of the conundrum … Continue reading
#AI – Diagnosis on demand – and disappointment
Thursday evening’s Horizon, subtitled ‘The Computer will see you now’ is the latest in a lengthening line of programmes and books that purport to critique today’s medical zeitgeist: Artificial Intelligence in healthcare. It was entertaining. I understand. Who would have … Continue reading
Posted in Information, Policy, Technology
Tagged Ai, Babylon, Computer, digital health, Horizon, innovation, Kheiron
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Tackling obesity – What the UK can learn from other countries
This week 2020health is producing its third report on obesity: Tackling obesity – What the UK can learn from other countries. The prevalence of overweight and obesity among adults and children has never been higher in the UK, so what … Continue reading
Posted in Nutrition, Obesity, Public Health
Tagged Careless Eating Costs Lives, childhood obesity, correlates, EPODE, Fat Chance?, Obesity, prevention, Public Health
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Managing Mental Well-being in the Workplace: Can Health Tech Help? #1
AXA Health Tech and You 2018 is a series of events, competitions and awards for digital health innovation, now in it’s fourth year. Each year AXA HTY have run a digital health ‘State of the Nation’ survey with YouGov to … Continue reading
Posted in mental health, Wellbeing
Tagged digital health, mental health, technology, wellbeing, workplace
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Fabulous Night at the Museum!
Finalists and judges joined AXA PPP Healthcare and 2020Health at the Design Museum last night to celebrate innovation and present their joint 3rd Annual Health Tech and You Awards. Congratulations to all the winners and to all the finalists. Thank … Continue reading
Posted in Technology, Uncategorized
Tagged AXAPPP, Design Museum, Health Tech and You Awards, Julia Manning, Kathy Mason, Roy Lilley, Tecnology
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HT&Y The WOW! Award Shortlist: Mable Care
MABLE is a personalised Care Management System for older adults and their family to improve their Quality of Life: monitoring loneliness depression anxiety and safety. MABLE offers communication technology understanding the language used to build positive relationships. Ideal in extending … Continue reading
HT&Y The WOW! Award Shortlist: Inspair
Inspair a compact add-on turning traditional inhalers into smart medical devices. People living with respiratory disease have been using inhalers for decades. Unfortunately inhalers misuse is far too common (86%). As a result asthma control was suboptimal in 56.5 % … Continue reading
HT&Y The WOW! Award Shortlist: HealthUnlocked
HealthUnlocked is a social network with over 500 health and wellbeing online communities/forums on different conditions. Millions of people come to it each month to compare experiences and get support from other people who have the same health condition as … Continue reading
HT&Y The Professional’s Choice Award Shortlist: TickerFit
TickerFit was founded by chartered physiotherapist Avril Copeland. Avril founded the company after becoming frustrated seeing the same patients readmitted to hospital due to a lack of follow on support. TickerFit enables healthcare providers to deliver primary and secondary prevention … Continue reading
HT&Y The Professional’s Choice Award Shortlist: Cellnovo
The Cellnovo vision is that those who rely on medical devices should benefit from the same advances in technology to improve the care they receive and to make their lives easier. The life today of a typical Type 1 diabetes … Continue reading
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