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We are delighted to announce that we have recently agreed a 12-month innovation project with Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust for the use of our behavioural management platform, Melo™. The project will specifically focus on how Melo™ can be used to better support the care of patients with dementia by helping staff to assess and manage changing patterns of behaviour. David Melia, Chief Nursing Officer at LUHFT said: “Finding new and innovative ways for us to provide the highest quality care is something we are passionate about at LUHFT. By providing colleagues with intuitive technology to record behavioural information about a patient living with dementia, we hope this trial will continue to support how we are improving the delivery of care for this vulnerable group of patients.” Read here for the full press release: https://lnkd.in/eQu3Ew6s

Thanks to Ingram Wright and Dr Cliodhna Carroll for chatting to us and Anna Lee from Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust (Salford Royal) about our work together. Keep listening for the quick update at the end from Ingram and Co-Founder James Burch bringing the Melo story bang up to date! 👍 For more info on our work with Salford Royal inc. evaluation report, infographic and case study video visit... https://lnkd.in/eKnzV8QS

Having agreed an 18-month contract with Elysium Healthcare for the use of our behavioural management platform, Melo™ then it was a great opportunity last week for our team to spend the day at Moorlands Neurological Centre in Staffordshire. Thanks to the Elysium team for their kind welcome as we covered a whole host of topics in preparation for 'go live' this week 🚀, together with exploring new product ideas💡and mapping out longer term ambitions to support the fantastic work already underway across Elysium's wider Brain Injury Services 🏥 James Burch, Co-Founder of Decently, "Getting to spend time in person with our clinical users is always an amazing learning experience for our team as we strive to make Melo as useful as possible for people supporting patients on the front line. We are looking forward to the launch of Melo at Elysium and to working with the wider team over the coming months as we expand into other parts of the service beyond Moorlands." Senior Clinical Director, Professor Nick Alderman recently commented, "We're excited to implement Melo. This collaboration represents a very significant step forward in neurorehabilitation through innovative technology." #digitalhealth #neurorehab

Thankyou to Norway Health Tech, Nordic Proof and Health Innovation Network for inviting us to take part in this evenings health tech networking reception at the Norwegian Ambassadors Residence. Great to hear from Øyvind Hernes and several companies about their international collaborations. Inspiring to think how Melo could be helping hospitals outside of the UK in the future. #digitalhealth

We’re on route to the National Rehabilitation Centre Rehabilitation Technologies Network+ Conference today to hear from the fantastic speakers, make new contacts and also excited to be presenting 2 posters/abstracts re: Melo - Melo - a digital health technology to improve the assessment and analysis of challenging to manage behaviours. - Development of an artificial intelligence chatbot to analyse ‘challenging to manage’ behaviours #complexbehaviours #acquiredbraininjury https://lnkd.in/eYExi3jA

Fascinating to hear more of Dr Alistair Teager’s work in the Ukraine with Nadiia Rechun and other colleagues from the WHO Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust World Health Organization

Today we had chance to thank Tom Handy for the role he has played in the team over the summer during his internship, and to wish him best of luck for his final year at The University of Manchester. Find out more about what he was working on here: https://lnkd.in/ewJ7zdsJ #digital #innovation #startup

📱 🏥 Excited to share the outcomes of our 15 month evaluation of Melo with the neuro rehab teams at Salford Royal - part of Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust Spoiler alert: Melo saved valuable clinical time ⌛, improved patient assessments 📊, staff deemed it easy to use ✅ and ultimately it led to better understanding of patient behaviour 💡. Read the full report and watch the video case study: https://lnkd.in/eKnzV8QS

We are delighted to announce that we have recently secured an 18-month contract with Elysium Healthcare for the use of our behavioural management platform, Melo™ Built on a two-year relationship with key Elysium staff including Clinical Director Prof Nick Alderman, use of Melo will commence at Elysium's Moorlands Neurological Centre in Staffordshire this autumn, with further plans to expand across their Brain Injury Service in 2025. Prof Nick Alderman commented, "In my career I have collaborated with colleagues to produce scientifically derived “industry standard” observational instruments that enable understanding of challenging behaviour in neurorehabilitation services; however, the full benefits of using these have been constrained through administration using paper records. We're excited to implement Decently's Melo platform, within which these instruments will be available, which will finally unlock the full benefits from using these tools, helping all service users to achieve their rehabilitation potential. This collaboration represents a very significant step forward in neurorehabilitation through innovative technology." James Chapman, Co-Founder of Decently, added, "This contract with Elysium Healthcare validates our mission to improve lives through digital health solutions. We're thrilled to partner with Elysium and look forward to demonstrating the positive impact of Melo on patient outcomes and staff efficiency."