NHS organisations are being invited to apply for funding of up to £500,000 for digital projects that can support patients at home in the third round of the Digital Health Partnership Award

The funding aims to help accelerate digital health technology in the NHS and covers three categories of funding in support brackets of £100,000, £250,000 and £500,000.

NHS organisations can bid for capital funding, revenue funding or a mix of both for projects that support people at home. For example, the self-management of long-term conditions; diagnostic support and treatment; and system inefficiencies related to care pathway transformation.

NHS organisations will need to identify a technology partner to support their project, as well as an evaluation partner.

The winners of the first phase of the Digital Health Partnership Award were announced in October 2021.

Entry to the awards closes at 5pm on 24 June 2022. Awards will be announced by the end of July 2022. Projects must be able to commence within three months of award funding being confirmed.