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Our system will enable people living with chronic pain to self-manage their condition more effectively by interacting with a virtual clinical expert™ (Chatbot) via their PC, tablet, laptop or mobile anytime and from anywhere. The Chatbot will be authored using MRC-funded research and clinical expertise to ensure that users can access the best advice, support and interventions instantly.This innovative system will enable GPs, Clinicians and Academics to collect significant real-time™ data to help to deliver better diagnoses and care, as well as enabling the development of new, more effective interventions and care pathways for people living with chronic pain.

The University of Dundee has developed and delivered a multi-award winning, multifaceted evidence based data-driven online diabetes self-management platform called MyDiabetesMyWay (MDMW). MDMW provides patients with validated multimedia education, institutional health record data (complete electronic health record) and home recorded data access, automated data drive tailored personalised advice (driven by algorithms), personalized reports, goal setting tools, and supports flexible online communication with health care teams and peers. MDMW has demonstrated significant improved clinical outcomes . This proposal aims to adapt and deploy Scotlands MDMW Platform in NHS England, realising the potential for a successful high growth commercial spin out company.

Primary care will look very different in the near future. Once GP resources are integrated with community services a new model will place health and wellbeing in one continuous spectrum.Our system, ROVA, is the first Community Services Platform built in the UK. It hosts hundreds of community groups already, offering opportunities as diverse as smoking cessation, mindfulness, healthy eating, cookery classes, exercise groups and many more. ROVA is an adaptable solution, designed and built over four years. It is now ready to support a new vision of community care that will sustain the NHS for many years to come.