ABHI LEADERSHIP
Focus on Digital Health
Andrew Davies Digital Health Lead
Digital technologies have transformed the way we work, shop, and socialise and will continue to do so. The UK Government has outlined the ambition to strengthen our position as a ’Global Science and Tech Superpower’ and the necessary digital strategy that is fundamental to economic future, growth, national security, productivity and the ability to compete globally. The UK starts with many of the critical building blocks of the digital economy, from super-fast internet connectivity to cybersecurity infrastructure and an academic sector that leads the world in fundamental and applied science. The UK already has the highest number of tech unicorns in Europe and in 2021 saw more private capital, £27.4 billion, flow into the tech sector than any other European country. Increasingly, digital technologies are being implemented in the NHS
to support healthcare delivery, identify unmet needs, measure outcomes and shape clinical services. There is also the potential to manage demand for health and care services by engaging citizens in playing an active role in their care. This has led to a thriving Digital Health industrial sector in the UK, with well over 600 businesses employing 12,900 people and with a turnover of £1.7bn. Between 2010 to 2019, the segment has increased employment by 3,300 and turnover by £490m.
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