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February 23, 2023

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Virtual wards have the potential to drastically improve the healthcare landscape of the NHS.

By allowing patients to be monitored remotely, virtual wards can reduce the need for hospital admissions, assist in managing waitlists and elective backlogs, as well as providing an effective alternative to in-person care. 

By enabling healthcare professionals to monitor and provide care to patients remotely, virtual wards can help to revolutionise the healthcare system in the UK.

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Our 21 page, essential guide to Virtual Wards, brings together Huma’s 10 years of experience in implementing remote patient monitoring and virtual wards in the NHS, with practical advice on deploying technology to alleviate NHS pressures.

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Huma joins digital pioneers to advance health equity in care and research

Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Dan Vahdat, is returning to the annual World Economic Forum’s main conference where he will join a panel discussion devoted to improving care for non-communicable disease and tackling health equity. Accompanied by Chief Financial and Strategy Officer, Ingeborg Oie, Dan is looking forward to connecting with other attendees to explore how Huma’s digital health platform can make healthcare more equitable, and advances proactive, predictive care.
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Dan will join the Digital Health Action Alliance panel at Davos to discuss Turning the Tide in Non-Communicable Disease Care Through Digital Health and Community Connection. Huma has a long history of advancing the care of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) such as heart disease, cancer, diabetes and lung conditions. Huma’s innovative remote patient monitoring platform enables broad patient recruitment, reduces reliance on in-person clinic visits and increases health system efficiency.
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