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AHSN Network provides expert opinion on digital and data innovation in health Digital innovation experts from across the AHSN Network have collaborated to produce a new report sharing expertise on digital and data innovation in health as part of a response to the Hewitt Review. The Hewitt Review, led by MP Patricia Hewitt, has been … Read more

Khalid collaborated with academic leaders at the James Watt School of Engineering, in the University of Glasgow, to publish research showing that the NodeNs radar has excellent capabilities for classifying human activities. A Radar-Based Human Activity Recognition Using a Novel 3-D Point Cloud Classifier https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/9861256

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Khalid spoke about using NodeNs technology to improve wellbeing in the workplace, at FestiWell in the session “Embedding sustainable well-being in the workplace”. This is part of EUniWell – European University for Well-Being, and hosted by University of Birmingham.

Rishi spoke on the role of technology in the NHS estate of the future, discussing the role of virtual healthcare in addressing the elective care backlog and improving the quality of online care.

NodeNs collaborated with QMUL and University of Extremadura to publish ground-breaking work on drone localization using the NodeNs sensors. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0957417421009696

The peer-reviewed work was published in a Special Issue on Advances in 5G Physics, Materials, and Devices https://aip.scitation.org/doi/abs/10.1063/5.0055641

Very pleased to have the opportunity to speak at the “Next steps for NHS estates” conference today to discuss innovations to improve care and efficiency and the implication for our NHS estates. It’s an exciting time with great developments in smartbuildings, IoT, new models of care and an opportunity to reduce our carbon footprint and … Read more

NodeNs have won another Innovate UK grant, funded as part of the Covid-19 response. Abstract This project is aimed at introducing a new technology to allow close relatives or carers to remotely monitor the wellbeing of their loved-ones, without the need for inconvenient wearables or intrusive cameras.Existing systems can monitor for falls, or track activities … Read more

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Innovative approaches are needed to efficiently deliver the main functions of outpatient care, write Ben Horner and Rishi Das-Gupta https://www.hsj.co.uk/service-design/how-to-transform-outpatient-care/7026069.article

NodeNs and QMUL have collaborated to successfully bid for an Innovate UK grant on Millimetre-wave AI-enabled Smart Healthcare monitoring. Abstract “NHS hospitals are experiencing widespread shortages in bed space and front-line staff time, contributing to long waiting times and budget shortages. This is largely because demand for services is outstripping growth. Improved efficiencies and patient … Read more

Real-time location sensing (RTLS) technologies have been rolled out in hospitals across North America, and are starting to find their way into the European and Asian health services sector. Prime among the reasons has been a desire to automate asset allocation (beds, equipment) and monitor staff and patient movements. This promises to save staff time, reduce running costs, and ultimately improve patient health outcomes. What are the key indoor location sensing technologies on the market? […]