Edge Health at Four - Our Impact

As Edge Health turns four, we are proud to share some of our biggest achievements and most impactful work.

In summary:

Edge Health was one of 20 organisations accepted onto DigitalHealth.London accelerator, recognised by FT as a leading healthcare consultancy (2020, and 2021), shortlisted for an HSJ award, 'highly commended' by the HTN, and shortlisted as a Digital Leader in 2020.

£3m saved at South Tees from reduced overtime through better theatre utilisation enabled by SpaceFinder – one of the first successful uses of AI used in the NHS and highlighted by CQC as "Outstanding Practice"

£294 million saved for the NHS in 2019 on the biological drug Adalimumab following Edge Health support for novel procurement mechanism

3rd highest A&E performance following +700 bed reconfiguration enabled by bed modelling

+1,000 GIRFT reports from orthopaedics to neonatal intensive care delivered to front line clinicians across the whole NHS based on Edge Health analysis

5-day test-to-release policy for air passengers introduced following far-reaching Edge Health analysis – over 40% more effective at reducing Covid-19 infections than the previous policy

First organisation to publicly quantify the possibly devastating impact of COVID-19 on the NHS

+ 3,000 press mentions of Edge Health's research work on COVID-19 and coverage on major national and international news networks

+100 General Practices supported with quality improvement and population health analytics – all visited in person

+£500 million of capital investment supported based on our clinical demand analysis and capacity modelling, including Moorfield's new eye hospital and St George's new ED

+12,000 procedures protected during the COVID-19 crisis for time-critical cancer patients

£[confidential] multi-million saving in private hospital dispute with an insurer based on Edge Health analysis of claims data

212 reports prepared to give patients and clinical teams comparative data to support quality improvement of services for Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Edge Health supported the first nationwide data collection on Hospital-Acquired Thrombosis

Supporting the roll-out of a national clinical improvement portal to over 1,000 surgeons

£30 million additional funding for a group of specialist hospitals

ISO90001, ISO27001, and CyberEssentials accreditations to help protect data