10/09/2024
We’re excited to announce a new contract with the DHSC which will make social care data more accessible and easier to use.
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31/03/2023
On Your Mind Glos, a joint project between NHS Gloucestershire, Made Tech and Mace & Menter has been highly commended in the HealthTech Partnership of the Year category at the HSJ Partnership Awards 2023.
05/12/2022
NHS Gloucestershire, Made Tech and Mace & Menter are delighted to announce that digital mental health support finder On Your Mind Glos has been shortlisted for the HealthTech Partnership of the Year category at the HSJ Partnership Awards 2023.
23/06/2022
What does the end of COPI mean for digital health innovation?
COPI, the emergency measure that allowed much greater sharing of healthcare data, will come to an end on 30 June 2022. But are healthcare organisations ready? Hazel Jones, head of health at Made Tech, tries to answer.
14/04/2022
The online mental health support solution acts as a single front door for young people’s mental health services.
26/04/2023
How do we improve the adoption of open source in the NHS?
Commitments to open-source technology are enshrined in NHS policy but adoption is frustratingly slow. It is time to spread the word on the new way to collaborate on, co-fund and reuse digital technology, says Made Tech’s Hazel Jones
11/01/2023
Empowering young people with digital mental health tools
Beth Gibbons explains how her team created a digital tool that acts as a single source of truth for the mental health resources available to young people in the area, and how it’s given them more control in their care.
02/08/2022
Effective patient-centric data gives the patient the best possible outcome in a healthcare setting. Hazel Jones, Head of Health at Made Tech, in The Journal of mHealth.
05/05/2022
Hazel Jones, head of health at Made Tech, on why digital partners must fight for open source to deliver efficiency in the public sector.
31/03/2022
The £4 billion pan-government collaborative agreement aims to support large-scale digital transformation programmes. These will be used by central government departments and other UK public sector bodies, including local authorities and health.
