We have identified a cohort of heart failure patients who are not on optimal therapy. Clinicians in NHS Tayside will now work through these patients’ records identifying and contacting those who are suitable to treatment intensification.

Working with the Scottish Hip Fracture Audit and HISES we will examine how data can support clinical decision making in this complex clinical pathway.

Red Star has been awarded Phase 1 Small Business Research Initiative (SBRI) funding from the Health Innovation South East Scotland (HISES) initiative. The funding will enable Red Star to collaborate with NHS Lothian to explore how AI and improved data visualization can enhance personalised decision support for complex patients with multimorbidities who attend the Emergency […]

We’re thrilled to announce that Red Star has been awarded funding from Innovate UK and the Chief Scientist’s Office to explore how AI can improve the early detection, diagnosis, and auditing of heart failure treatment. This collaboration aims to transform the way heart failure is diagnosed and treated, ultimately improving patient outcomes and reducing healthcare […]

We are pleased to announce that Red Star has been awarded Phase 1 Small Business Research Initiative (SBRI) funding to explore how AI can improve osteoporosis case finding in NHS Glasgow. This collaboration between Red Star and NHS Glasgow has the potential to transform the way osteoporosis is diagnosed and treated, ultimately improving patient outcomes […]

The potential for AI to revolutionise healthcare is widely recognised, and Red Star has been awarded funding from Nesta’s AI for Good program. Working alongside NHS Glasgow, the Digital Health and Care Institute Scotland, and the University of Strathclyde, Red Star aims to explore how AI can improve diabetes diagnostics and treatment. Diabetes is a […]