Watch recordings of our webinars on digital health, technology, and long-term conditions that start in childhood.
Tiny Medical Apps, YoungMinds and Health Innovation Kent Surrey Sussex share what they learned from six months of co-designing mental wellbeing support for the Digital Health Passport with young people aged 13 to 25 living with long-term conditions, their parents and carers. The session covers the participatory approach, the prototype it produced, and what comes next.
Parents, clinicians, researchers and young people explore how digital tools like the Digital Health Passport can support children with long-term conditions through the critical transition from paediatric to adult services. Speakers share lived experience and insights across asthma, epilepsy, sickle cell, mental health and neurodiversity.