Patients with diabetes hospitalised with COVID-19 at University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire (UHCW) NHS Trust used flash glucose monitors as inpatients rather than traditional methods
This approach was evaluated by researchers from WMG at the University of Warwick and University Hospitals Coventry and Warwick NHS Trust
Patients who used the non-invasive skin monitors were adequately cared for and freed up resources making the care and monitoring of the high-risk patients more efficient
Research led by WMG's Dr Mark Elliott, has been featured in the House of Lords National Plan for Sport and Recreation Report.
The report considers the effectiveness of current sport and recreation policies and initiatives, and the case for a national plan for sport and recreation.
WMG researchers are forever innovating and working tirelessly to help healthcare patients worldwide through technological breakthroughs. This year was no different.
The potential for digitisation of healthcare reaches into many, if not the majority, of healthcare services and pathways, from shifts in treatment and care methodologies and the improved management of healthcare data at scale to improve understanding of patient conditions and needs, to the use of digital technologies to allow patients themselves to play a more active and participative role in the management of their conditions. Read more
Dr Mohannad Alajlani, Senior Teaching Fellow – Digital Healthcare Science at WMG, University of Warwick reflects on the emergence of a new healthcare role that embraces widespread shifts to digital technology.
In celebration of International Women’s Day, Professor Theo Arvanitis, Chair in Digital Health Innovation and Director of the Institute of Digital Healthcare – WMG, University of Warwick discusses how an innovative clinical informatics programme on miscarriage research is aiming to transform lives.
