At Good Things Foundation we're working with NHS Digital to pilot 20 different ways to embed digital inclusion into healthcare. The aim of the programme is to design, test and iterate 20 different pathfinders over 12 months that, if successful, can be scaled across other areas of the country.
23Live
pathfinders
12,469People engaged
through pathfinders
194,335People engaged
in the programme
What we're testing in each of our pathfinders
Can social prescribing of digital skills support physical and mental health?
Can digital help young people in the void between Universal Care contact?
Can a community space help people use digital to improve their health?
Can digital help rough sleepers get the health support they need?
Can digital improve the wellbeing of young carers and their dependants?
Can social networking improve access to health information for people with long term conditions?
Can digital tools improve the experience of people accessing health information and support?
Can digital help to support older people with their move from health to social care?
Can digital help people in social housing gain better access to health services?
Can digital help expectant and new parents access the health support and information they need?
Can digital inclusion help patients interact with more appropriate services to their needs?
Can digital help reduce low blood sugar level episodes (which result in hospital admissions) within care homes?
Can digital inclusion enable Nurses to tackle problems and improve the care that they give?
Can digital help those who have been diagnosed with Dementia on a day-to-day basis?
How can digital engage BAME communities to help improve their health?
Can digital help those with a cancer diagnosis feel supported and access information?
How we’re scaling our Pathfinders
Can we replicate the success of the Hastings model in 2 other areas?
Can we take the success of Nailsea’s Digital Health Hubs and replicate it in 5 areas?