We were delighted to be awarded Innovation Team of the Year at the BMJ awards earlier this month. We've also been shortlisted in the DL100, Digital Leaders Cross Sector Collaboration of the Year award - read more about both awards and how you can help us to win the DL100 award...
BMJ Innovation Team of the Year Award
Earlier this month we were awarded Innovation Team of the Year at the annual BMJ Awards. The BMJ is one of the best known medical journals in the country and co-ordinates a judging panel of some of the UK's leading health and medicine specialists. In our category there were some amazing other nominations including an app for people with epilepsy, and a pregnancy home blood pressure monitoring service.
The judges said:
“ Since its launch in 2015 SH:24 has already made an impressive impact on the delivery of
sexual health services in London and beyond. The website gives users quick and easy access to diagnostic tests and follow up via their mobile phone which avoids long waits in clinics or not being tested for STIs at all.”
We are very proud of this award win and thank the BMJ for their recognition as well as all of our partners who have been part of making the service so popular with users (the ultimate judges). You can read more about all of the winners on the BMJ awards site.
Please vote for us
The Digital Leaders DL100 is an annual awards event that celebrates the best digital contributions within the public sector. SH:24 has been shortlisted, along with our partners Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, King's College London, Guy's and St Thomas' Charity, London Borough of Lambeth, Southwark Council, The Doctor's Laboratory and Pharmadex. Our combined mix of social enterprise, NHS, local authority, private sector and charity partnerships has created a true cross sector collaboration and we hope you can take a minute to give us your vote:
Vote for SH:24 and partners for Cross Sector Digital Collaboration of the Year
Thank you 🙏 - we will keep you posted on the results