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Cush Health Ltd
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CUSH Health is a clinician-lead team, developing an AI-assisted remote monitoring and telehealth platform to predict and prevent deterioration in the elderly.
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The H2H Study: Sustainable Hospital-to-Home digitally enabled exercise pathways to improve older adult’s post-operative outcomes
1 Oct 2020 to 31 Dec 2020
A recent Kings fund review highlighted how the National Health Service (NHS) is a significant contributor to public sector carbon emissions. The NHS accounts for 25 per cent of all public sector carbon emissions, or around 4 per cent of total emissions in England. This is greater than the annual emissions from all passenger aircraft departing from Heathro...
Automated remote monitoring of lower limb disorders to improve treatments and rehabilitation outcomes: Implementation & Testing
1 Dec 2018 to 31 May 2020
CBAS is proposing to develop a Prosthetic Interface Device (PID): Digital, an innovative, continuous, system that aids in collecting data remotely for patients with mobility impairments: patients with lower limb disorders and vulnerable elderly people. PID: Digital takes advantage of the CBAS machine-learning (ML) platform. This system is used to collect ...
Remote monitoring and analysis of gait and falls within an elderly population
1 Apr 2018 to 31 Mar 2019
We would like to carry out a 6 month feasibility study using remote patient monitoring to evaluate gait and balance in an elderly population. Out aim is to develop a machine learning tool to create a discrete healthcare wearable to prevent and protect against falls and hip fractures.