Digital Health

The Leading Digital Transformation Academy at the University of South Wales in an Intensive Learning Academy (ILA) that aims to bring together a community of digitally focused leaders and aspiring leaders from across health, social care and third sector. The cross-collaboration of research, knowledge and learning opportunities, develop new prevention approaches and doctoral research-based studies to conduct in-depth research for translating research into prevention outcomes.

UK Discovery Health is a consultancy firm who provide consultancy on market access, strategic planning and commercialisation across the life sciences and digital health sectors.

Seastorm are a software company who have developed Trialflare, an electronic solution for data capture from clinical trials, including electronic consent and patient reported outcomes.

Tamarnd are a Wales-based software company who are developing digital solutions to improve access to healthcare services

Laennec AI have developed an AI-powered digital stethoscope and companion app that can be used by professionals or by patients in their own homes. The stethoscope is capable of analysing the results of the stethoscope, which may lead to the earlier diagnosis of heart conditions.

Kelyon is a digital health company based in Naples, Italy, with offices in Cardiff. Keylon provides expertise and guidance for the software of medical devices, including data science modelling to develop decision support models and regulatory consultancy.

Afon Technology have developed Glucowear, a non-invasive, wearable continuous blood glucose monitor that connects to a mobile application. The device is not yet launched, however may be suitable for patients with diabetes to monitor their blood glucose levels.

Agile Kinetic is a digital health company based in Torfaen who have developed the MoveLab software suite. MoveLab uses artificial intelligence to allow movement assessments to be conducted in person or remotely, such as to assess post-surgical outcomes. The software can be used by NHS, private health and gyms.

RWG Mobile is a mobile network established to service Wales. Building on this network RWG launched iCare, a program that connects devices such as blood pressure monitors and digital thermometers and allows for carers to remotely monitor patients in their homes.

Haelu is a start-up technology company based in Newport, Wales. Haelu have developed a digital platform for community-led preventative care which integrates existing data to allow health and social care workers to identify individual needs in the community.