Healthtech startup Daiser has partnered with the South Yorkshire Digital Health Hub to accelerate the development of digital health solutions. The hub, supported by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), is a collaboration between the University of Sheffield and Hallam University. It aims to foster innovation to address healthcare inequality and improve health outcomes in the South Yorkshire region.
Daiser, launched in 2024, is a digital platform designed to help create and deploy health services quickly. It uses an AI-driven modular system, allowing care providers to customise a single platform to address a range of patient needs, from diabetes to dementia. The platform is user-friendly and requires no technical expertise to operate.
Under the new partnership, Daiser will work with the South Yorkshire Digital Health Hub to launch five clinical services, including heart monitoring and contraceptive care. The platform promises to be secure and scalable, enabling faster development of health tech solutions that can reach broader audiences, including researchers and end-users.
