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Pathway: Children & Young People  

18
Companies Funded
£6,522,955
Total Funding

Aseptika - Asthma+me: self-management and remote monitoring for children and young people with moderate-to-severe asthma treated as outpatients

Aseptika will work with the Evelina London Childrens Hospital, GSTT and Sheffield Hospitals to co-design and further develop Activ8rlives™ technology to support children (and families) with asthm...


AzureIndigo Ltd - Dri-Nite: Developing reliable interventions with nocturnal intelligent technology for enuresis

AzureIndigo is developing a non-intrusive device to help children aged 4-16 years old with nocturnal enuresis by studying and gently modifying their sleep habits. The overall aim of the project is ...


Biosensors - Investigating the use of miniature, wireless and disposable transdermal sensors to measure levels of various bio-chemical markers in a patient’s blood, without using invasive procedures

BioSensors is a joint venture company of Liverpool John Moores University and Med ePad Ltd. The company is developing the BioSensor Array, which is proposed to be a flexible sensor pad designed to ...


Brain in Hand Ltd - Scaling a digital support system to reduce workforce pressure

Brain in Hand (BIH) is a professional digital support system designed for use by health and social care providers. The system provides a unique combination of digital technology and professional suppo...

eConsult Health Ltd - eTriage: Exploring appropriate care rerouting within urgent and emergency care triage

eTriage is a digital triage solution for urgent and emergency care departments. Developed by NHS emergency doctors and nurses, eTriage allows patients to check-in and be triaged upon arrival to an ...

Elaros 24/7 - The Digital Sleep Diary: The self-management and remote monitoring app

Our project proposes a pioneering approach to support self-management and clinical decision making in primary care, aligned to better utilisation of limited resources in secondary care. Building up...