Careology launched in 2019 to build the world’s leading digital cancer care platform. Tomorrow, Founder & CEO Paul Landau takes to the Rewired stage, to talk about the impact digital transformation can have in the cancer care space.

Bringing digital transformation to cancer care is extremely complex, which is why Careology has spent the last few years researching and developing their product with both patients and clinical teams. Today, the product allows patients to navigate every stage of treatment in a digital-first way, while sharing critical data on symptoms, medications, side effects and more with healthcare teams, and seamlessly connecting to caregivers.

By combining a patient-led approach with a cutting-edge data and technology platform, Careology is empowering people living and dealing with cancer to do more for themselves at home, while allowing clinical teams to extend their reach beyond the walls of the hospital. With technology increasing the potential for self-serve and making 24/7 monitoring possible, triage is improved and clinical resource is directed to where it’s needed most. All of which is helping to ease the immense strain and pressure the healthcare system is under.

Careology has also announced today that it is bolstering its team for the next stage of growth, with two key appointments. With vast experience in healthcare management across the public and private sector, Danae Dudley-Hammatt joins as Chief Operating Officer. With a background in quality, efficiency and productivity (QEP) management, Danae will be responsible for onboarding future clients and scaling the product and company. Pip Hodgson also joins to lead Product Strategy. Formerly Head of National Digital Product for NHSE, Pip brings extensive experience in large scale digital delivery programmes across both public and private sector and recently led the successful delivery as Product Director of the NHS Covid Pass. Pip will be focusing on driving product innovation that will enable Careology to add value across the entire cancer pathway globally. This follows the news in the second half of last year that Careology is now working with leading cancer care providers and private medical insurers such as Guy’s & St Thomas’ NHS Trust, The Royal Marsden Trust, East of England Cancer Alliance, Nuffield Health and Aviva, among others.

Founder & CEO Paul Landau commented: “We are seeing a fundamental shift in the way healthcare is being delivered; the pandemic fast-tracked the digital revolution that healthcare, and particularly cancer care, has been crying out for. Digital cancer care has the potential to improve efficiency, build clinical capacity, lower the risk of complications and improve outcomes. All while vastly improving the overall patient experience. This is why I am so pleased to welcome Danae & Pip to the team, as we continue to build the world’s leading digital cancer care platform.”

By putting the patient’s needs right at the centre of how the technology is developed, Careology is now consistently selected as the leading digital cancer care app, in terms of

functionality, design and ease of use. The development of the product alongside clinical teams has resulted in real clinical rigour that healthcare teams trust. At the end of the last year, an independent white paper reviewed over 400 cancer related applications and Careology came out as number one.