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Increase in young people attending sexual health clinics since introducing ChatHealth

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Featured in the 2022-23 Impact Report for East Midlands Health Innovation Network

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Clinical paper: Using a digital messaging service to enhance access to mental health support

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Nursing Times features as a 2020 Award Winner

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ChatHealth reaches 100% coverage for young people in the East Midlands

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ChatHealth has achieved 100% coverage across public health teams serving young people in the East Midlands.

Eastern region first to reach 100% coverage for young people

Every young person can now get access to confidential health advice and support by sending a message to a health professional from their phone.

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Research: An analysis of a bi-directional school nurse-led text messaging service

Analysis of messaging service available to young people aged 11-19 in two inner London boroughs provided by Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust.

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Clinical paper: Use of a text messaging service for communications with parents and carers

Clinical paper in the RCN Primary Health Care journal on the use of a text messaging service for communications with parents and carers.

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Accredited by the King’s Fund

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Increase in young people attending sexual health clinics since introducing ChatHealth

Featured in the 2022-23 Impact Report for East Midlands Health Innovation Network

Clinical paper: Using a digital messaging service to enhance access to mental health support

Nursing Times features as a 2020 Award Winner

ChatHealth reaches 100% coverage for young people in the East Midlands

Eastern region first to reach 100% coverage for young people

Research: An analysis of a bi-directional school nurse-led text messaging service

Clinical paper: Use of a text messaging service for communications with parents and carers

Accredited by the King’s Fund

Feedback from Warwick Medical School and Kings College London

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