As part of our quick fire questions series – or QFQs – we spoke to Dr Nayan Kalnad, CEO and cofounder of Avegen Health about pivoting the business, enabling impactful digital tools, and making digital healthcare support as easy to access as social media.
08.03.2023
As part of our quick fire questions series – or QFQs – we spoke to Liza Alem, Head of Marketing and Communication at AZmed about using AI to reduce medical errors, global partnerships and the importance of open-mindedness.
01.03.2023
As part of our quick fire questions series – or QFQs – we spoke to James Hurley, Cofounder at Ted’s Health about driving the conversation around testosterone deficiency, empowering men to overcome barriers and the challenges of tackling a silent epidemic.
21.02.2023
As part of our quick fire questions series – or QFQs – we spoke to Issa Dasu Patel cofounder and CEO of CONNECTCare
about empowering patients with medicines data, working at the intersection of health and social care and ensuring medicines are not overlooked in the digital health revolution.
14.02.2023
As part of our quick fire questions series – or QFQs – we spoke to Oli Johnson, cofounder of Sona about building a mobile-first workforce management platform for the global 'deskless' workforce.
11.02.2023
As part of our quick fire questions series – or QFQs – we spoke to Ian Wharton, Founder and CEO of Aide Health about the importance of data in healthcare, becoming the demonstrable digital leader in driving patient engagement in the NHS and the unpredictability of fundraising.
04.02.2023
As part of our quick fire questions series – or QFQs – we spoke to Camilla Easter, CEO of Oxford Medical Products about obesity, empowering individuals to achieve their weightloss goals, and the importance of doing things differently.
02.02.2023
The nutrition and health startup is riding high following a record-breaking Crowdcube campaign, a funding round valuing the company at more than £200M, and a current waitlist of 250,000. Max Lunn hears a different side of the story from cofounder George Hadjigeorgiou, however, whose main interest is to make people feel alive.
23.12.2022
NHS waiting lists and staff shortages understandably grab the headlines, but alongside and less publicised is both a decline in the number of pharmacies and, importantly, that shortages of medicines are putting patients at risk.
20.12.2022
As part of a series with Innovate UK KTN, Maddyness spoke to Dr. Michael Wilkinson, CEO of Avatr. We will introduce several of the 13 ‘startups of the future’ chosen by Innovate UK KTN to take part in its three-month sustainability accelerator programme. Working with Innovate UK KTN, Growth Studio and their ecosystems, these startups will prepare to raise external capital. The program aims to back the bright ideas that put biodiversity, the climate, and sustainability first.
13.12.2022
The UK’s care sector has entered a new period of difficulty. Care providers have been trying to serve a growing population and financial support struggles to match it. The pandemic exacted a heavy toll on the country’s fiscal reserves and now the government must find ways to refill them, often through budget cuts and bill cap delays. At the same time, the workforce is shrinking for the first time in 10 years, which is raising the cost for companies to provide the same standard of care.
09.12.2022
As part of our quick fire questions series – or QFQs – we spoke to Martin Ratz, cofounder of Doccla about unexpected catalysts for growth and development, virtual wards and solving the problem of "bed blockers."
07.12.2022
As part of a series with Innovate UK KTN, Maddyness spoke to Dr. Rod Lane, founder of Zelemiq. We will introduce several of the 13 ‘startups of the future’ chosen by Innovate UK KTN to take part in its three-month sustainability accelerator programme. Working with Innovate UK KTN, Growth Studio and their ecosystems, these startups will prepare to raise external capital. The program aims to back the bright ideas that put biodiversity, the climate, and sustainability first.
06.12.2022
As part of our quick fire questions series – or QFQs – we spoke to Dr Owain Rhys Hughes, founder and CEO of Cinapsis about reducing patient waiting lists with streamlined and effective communication, working with NHS Trusts and understanding pain points.
24.11.2022