In the late 1990s and early 2000s, elective care waiting lists were high and growing. The Labour government at the time, successfully...

While here is a growing understanding of the barriers that prevent people from using health technology, trust, a fundamental factor, is...

Social media feeds this past week were full of posts discussing issues sparked by #internationalwomansday. So this week’s blog will...

You will probably have heard a lot about Artificial intelligence (AI) and how it is being used to transform healthcare. Here are a few...

Climate change is a critical global issue which is having profound effects on our planet. However, there are also far-reaching effects on...

The rise of technology has brought with it numerous advancements in the field of health, including telemedicine, telehealth apps,...

Digital health has the potential to revolutionise healthcare delivery, making it more accessible, efficient, and cost-effective. However ...

Education and health are two important factors that contribute to the health and well-being of individuals and communities. While they...

Matt Webb, Equiti Health's technology advisor, cut through the hype to discuss the opportunities and concerns for the future healthcare...

Today, The Lancet has launched a special edition examining the link between racism, xenophobia, discrimination, and health [1]. The...

Good design has always centred around meeting user needs and creating designs that demonstrate a good understanding of their own purpose....

For an individual to use health technology, they must be motivated to do so. Before we consider how we might be able to influence...

Good health and wellness are not enjoyed equally by all individuals. However achieving equity in health and wellness is a key challenge...

Designing for equity engages with communities through the design and deployment of health technologies to better understand barriers faced.

Addressing digital health equity requires a different approach that involves a deeper examination of the underlying causes of inequities.

This is a question often asked in response to the growth in AI, considering the extent to which machines will ever become 'human'.