The King’s Health Partners Digital Health Hub is an accessible national multi-disciplinary resource made possible by investment from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC).
The Hub supports training, co-creation, translation and the acceleration of digital health technologies.
The Digital Health Hub brings together expertise from across King’s Health Partners, including representatives from NHS and social care, patients and the public and industry partners, to provide support, share knowledge, and create opportunities to promote UK digital health.
The training courses listed on this website, offered through the KHP Digital Health Hub, will equip innovators to work together in a multi-disciplinary environment to develop and test safe and scalable solutions.
The KHP Digital Health Hub builds on the success of the UKRI-funded Innovation Scholars: Enabling the Big Data Revolution programme, first launched in 2021 and featuring flexible and modular training in big data and AI.
The courses form a core part of the Digital Health Academy’s training offering and serve to upskill health care professionals, researchers, and industry partners, in their ability to use and apply big data in their work and research under three broad areas:
Health Data Science exploring electronic data records.
Omics harnessing genetics and molecular data collected in online databases
Artificial Intelligence focusing data image analysis and understanding AI through practical applications.
