Intro
What if we could give people with diabetes a choice of carefully selected digital tools to help them better self-manage their condition and put them more in control of their own care?
Intro
What if we could give people with diabetes a choice of carefully selected digital tools to help them better self-manage their condition and put them more in control of their own care?
Diabetes Digital Coach is an NHS / IoT (Internet of Things) test bed project, a unique collaboration between 11 partners. It is led by the West of England Academic Health Science HTTPS://ABOUTTRADING.CO.KE/ Network (AHSN) and funded by the Department of Health through Innovate UK.
The findings will have a significant impact on the future of digital health and citizen-centric healthcare.
We are enrolling people in the West of England with type one and type two diabetes, providing them the opportunity to better self-manage their condition using a specially selected suite of integrated digital tools.
Diabetes is a life-threatening condition, and a priority area HTTP://ABOUTTRADING.CO.KE/ for the NHS to improve care and reduce costs. When diabetes is properly self-managed by people with the condition, it can be controlled to improve health outcomes and lower costs.
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manage long-term conditions. This is a great example of how the NHS and the Department for Health with Innovate UK are leading the way in co-developing the future with patients and leading technology providers for the benefit of all.”
Lars Sundstrom, Director of Enterprise, West of England Academic Health Science Network
Quote - Lars Sundstrom
“I am really delighted that we have been chosen as an Internet of Things test bed site to pioneer the next generation of connected self-management tools for people to better manage long-term conditions. This is a great example of how the NHS and the Department for Health with Innovate UK are leading the way in co-developing the future with patients and leading technology providers for the benefit of all.”
Lars Sundstrom, Director of Enterprise, West of England Academic Health Science Network