Expert insights

Developing a national harm reduction app to enhance digital support for people with lived experience of substance use.

Read Moira Mackenzies insight into digital solutions design to inform health care services and providers published in AgendaNI Annual Report

In this blog Chaloner Chute and Dr Tara French share the first of a series of scenarios developed from the outputs of co-design on the futur

Community-based research is an innovative approach and is already making a difference in Scotland to address mental health

The #DigiFest24 Skills Webinar, a satellite event of Scotland’s annual Digital Health and Care Fest

I’ve been part of a diverse and dynamic cohort of women taking part in the Empowering Women to Lead Digital Transformation programme. 

This blog explores some examples of how AI is shaping different industries, and considers the steps needed to ensure a successful transition

Janette Hughes, UKTIN Health and Social Care Working Group Chair, Director of Planning and Performance, DHI

Explore the insights into how Scotland is committed to improving health outcomes for women in Scotland.

Scotland's mental health landscape is evolving, with new resources and services offering creative, tech-driven interventions to support indi

Simone Singh, Reflective Blog

Delve into insights emerging from the DHI and NES Exploratory on XR technologies for mental health education and training, and find out more

Explore the global challenges of digital transformation in healthcare, the importance of supporting frontline staff and more

Human rights have become a big thing in Scotland, and rightly so. Why shouldn’t people be treated with the dignity and respect they deserve?

Rural Centre of Excellence for digital health and care innovation delivered its first R&D skills-related event, hosted by UHI Moray in Elgin

Digital Lifelines Scotland (DLS) seeks to reduce drug deaths in Scotland through digital inclusion and support for people who use drugs.

Developing and delivering an international conference on inclusive design and research.

"30 Years with Type 1 Diabetes: 153,300 Finger-Prick Tests, 61,320 Injections, and 180 Extra Daily Decisions

Exploring the impact of innovative solutions on the experiences of people living with diabetes in Scotland.

A unique aspect of the DHI, and a factor differentiating it from similar institutions.

The Moray Rural Centre of Excellence (RCE) for digital health and care innovation will support the remobilisation of health and care service

This guest blog has been produced by Chris Wright, National Advisor for Digital Mental Health/ Head of Programme Digital Mental Health, Scot

Who would have thought when we sat down with our families over the festive period in 2019 that our world would be changed so dramatically by

Co-designing and developing the National Notification and Digital Tracing Service to support test results delivery for people in Scotland.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) could contribute to a healthier future if we engage skilled care practitioners in its design and development.

Daring to consider “The art of the possible” a Holyrood Magazine interview with Professor George Crooks OBE, CEO, DHI

With the level of drug related deaths (DRD) across the UK (and Scotland in particular) having reached crisis point, innovative solutions are