Docobo

Docobo’s Aegle system, developed in partnership with Crawley, Horsham and West Sussex CCGs, will support proactive programmes in primary care focused on CVD. Aegle integrates ‘pointing’ to patients at risk from existing risk stratification with remote monitoring technology to deliver individual care plans and track patients through screening, assessment and monitoring. It will enable clinicians to manage CVD as a single family and optimise a case finding approach that relies on the specific cardiovascular conditions.

With partners at Crawley, Horsham and Mid Sussex CCGs, Docobo is developing an analytical intelligence system for targeted population health and well-being. It will provide rich intelligence to identify people with complex needs, including those with a particular risk of social isolation and support care co-ordination between agencies leading to improved services in the community.

Docobo’s overall aim with the UTOPIA project is to provide the patient at home with support for safe and measurable rehabilitation using remotely guided exercise, to reduce post-operative complications and improve mobility.

New methodologies are being investigated for detecting faecal incontinence to support early detection with subsequent reduction with tissue viability problems and UTI incidence.

Developing in association with Aintree University Hospital, OptNIVent, to optimise non-invasive ventilation during palliation. Motor Neurone Disease (MND) is a progressive disease that attacks the nervous system where messages gradually stop reaching muscles including those which help us breathe, often resulting in the need of a ventilator for the last 18-24 months of life. The OptNIVent telehealth system enables more frequent ventilation management, down from once every 3-4 months to once per week if necessary and without increasing the number of clinicians involved. The improvement means less anxiety for patients and the regular health checks, recorded on the system, help clinicians to intervene earlier to prevent illnesses from developing.