The Future Health

We have increased capacity by another 30 people. The Future Health Event - 15th Jan. Sponsored by DataArt. Hosted by Google We’re thrilled by the overwhelming response to our next event! Due to ongoing demand for places, we have expanded the capacity of the event with another 30 places being made available in creasing capacity to over 200. 1. Register to attend here! https://lnkd.in/e4-3UXCg 2. Become part of the community and join our highly active, high quality WhatsApp group. https://lnkd.in/eKz8ZGRa We truly appreciate your enthusiasm and hope to see you at the event. Kind Regards The Future Health Team

As part of our ongoing commitment to connecting, networking and the sharing of ideas in the HealthTech community, we have a main community WhatsApp group. Please use the link below to request access. https://lnkd.in/eKz8ZGRa

While the idea sounds convenient, a single breach could jeopardise personal medical information on a massive scale. Medical data, one of the most sensitive categories of personal information, demands top-tier security. Let’s face it: hospitals and healthcare systems are already struggling with cybersecurity. Centralising records is only half the battle, anyway. Will all the different systems used across the NHS and private healthcare communicate seamlessly? Most organisations can’t even sync calendars across platforms! Without perfect interoperability, patients might end up with incomplete or misfiled records. And that’s dangerous. The technical infrastructure must be flawless for this to work, or else we're looking at chaos. We need to ask if healthcare systems are ready for the immense responsibility of safeguarding this unified access.

Along with our expanding services and consultancy portfolio, we now have 6 confirmed events for 2025. Locations and Dates: London – Jan 15th. St Pancras. GLOBAL TIER 1 sponsors to be announced! Manchester March – Spinningfields M3 London April – venue TBC Leeds July – Royal Armouries Cambridge August – St Johns Innovation Centre.  London October - venue TBC Lloyd Price, Adam Kamruddin, Oliver Hindmarsh, Kevin McDonnell All look forward to keeping you updated with our events and associated services.

Join The Future Health WhatsApp Group. (To connect, share, and grow in HealthTech) Community = The backbone of innovation in healthcare. It has never been more important to stay connected. Join our new WhatsApp group today. Here’s how you can make the most of it: 1. Ask questions about growing a HealthTech business. ↳ Get insights from fellow CEOs and founders. ↳ Learn from their experiences and strategies. 2. Share interesting posts, articles, and events. ↳ Keep the community informed about the latest trends. ↳ Spark discussions and share knowledge. 3. Support each other to grow and scale. ↳ Share your own experiences and success stories. ↳ Help others navigate their journey in HealthTech. 4. Invite others to join the community. ↳ Expand your network by bringing in new members. ↳ Strengthen the community with diverse perspectives. 5. Be positive and respectful. ↳ Create a safe and supportive space. ↳ Show kindness and warmth to fellow members. This is your space to share, learn, and grow. Join us in shaping the future of healthcare. https://lnkd.in/eKz8ZGRa

THIS IS A MUST READ Huma has announced its acquisition of eConsult. eConsult’s triage and automated consultation features will be integrated into the Huma Workspace platform. This move follows a significant $80 million (£60m) Series D funding round in July 2024, which raised Huma's total funding to over $300m (£226m). Dan Vahdat, founder and chief executive at Huma, emphasized the strategic importance of this acquisition: “This acquisition brings us one step closer to becoming the end-to-end technology platform for the industry to deliver digital-first care at scale seamlessly. We believe that when digital and AI are scaled, they become affordable for both the poor and the rich. Care delivery remains consistent and will help us transition medicine from being reactive to proactive.” The acquisition amount remains undisclosed, but Dealroom estimates eConsult's value between £37m and £55m. Dr Murray Ellender, chief executive of eConsult, highlighted the benefits: “The NHS knows it needs to do much more with technology to help both patients and clinicians. We have strong roots in both primary and secondary care and have delivered over 50 million digital consultations in the NHS. Joining forces with Huma is an amazing opportunity for both our users and our teams to accelerate the shift to digital-first healthcare.” eConsult’s triage and automated consultation features will be integrated into Huma Workspace. The platform is designed to enable primary care providers, community and secondary care providers, and integrated care boards to access a range of digital health solutions. Huma Workspace is integrated with hospital systems and primary care electronic medical record providers, including EMIS, Epic, CompuGroupMedical, Oracle, and TPP’s SystmOne. Powered by Huma intelligence (Hi), the platform automates tasks such as documentation, smart reports, and communication, aiming to boost clinical productivity and staff efficiency while ensuring end-to-end management of various tasks. Features include appointment booking, automated prescriptions, screening tools, teleconsultation, remote monitoring, virtual wards for hospitals, patient education, and disease management apps for rare, chronic, and acute conditions, messaging tools, and electronic data capture for clinical research. The acquisition of eConsult follows Huma’s strategic acquisition in 2022 of iPlato, which provides screening, appointment booking, medicines management, and communication tools for GP practices. I’m impressed by Dan Vahdat’s statement that digital healthcare can bridge the gap between the rich and the poor. This is the kind of vision that could democratize healthcare by making AI-driven solutions affordable and scalable. Changing the economics of care, allowing providers to deliver high-quality services to populations that were previously out of reach.

Hi, Kevin McDonnell here. Every week I share my round-up of the most interesting stories from the world of HealthTech I've been reading so you can find the ideas, people, innovations and technologies that are shaping the future of healthcare. - How GenAI Can Transform Healthcare - MHRA Opens Applications from AI Developers to Join the AI Airlock Regulatory Sandbox - £12 Million Funding to Drive Leadership in Cardiovascular Disease Management - AI Products Like ChatGPT Can Provide Medics with Harmful Advice - Wearable Sensor Allows Accurate Eye Tracking to Predict Brain Disorders - Dartford and Gravesham NHS Trust Go Live with Big Bang EPMA Deployment Using Better Meds - AI in Diagnostics: Enhancing Health Outcomes - Why Traditional Healthcare Institutions Should Act More Like Startups - How a Dire Shortage of Video Game Consoles Helped Prove That Gaming Boosts Mental Health NHS Launches AI Tool to Predict Bed Shortages Found this useful? Repost t♻️ to help your network. Join our community of 100,000+ HealthTech leaders, finding the latest ideas, people, innovations and technologies that are shaping the future of healthcare. 👉 www.thefuturehealth.co https://lnkd.in/einsrgyx

Thanks for organising such a great event, The Future Health! Had a great time and managed to connect with very interesting people in digital health and care 👏 I would thorougly recommend to those in my network to check it out! 😉