Join DPM Digital Health at Digital Health Rewired 2025

We are looking forward to attending Digital Health Rewired 2025, the must-attend event for anyone passionate about digital transformation in healthcare. Taking place on 18-19 March 2025 at the NEC in Birmingham, this event is set to bring together the brightest minds in digital health, from NHS professionals to leading technology innovators. Rewired is the […]
Beyond the Training Room: Why CSO Mentorship is Essential for Digital Health Success

In the fast-moving world of digital health, Clinical Safety Officers (CSOs) play a critical role in ensuring patient safety by embedding Clinical Risk Management (CRM) processes into their organisations. Yet, too often, CSOs complete their initial training only to find themselves navigating complex regulatory landscapes with little guidance—expected to apply newly acquired knowledge without structured […]
Why Choose DPM Digital Health’s Clinical Risk Management Course?

When it comes to Clinical Risk Management (CRM) training, choosing the right course is crucial. At DPM Digital Health, we go beyond just ticking the compliance box—we ensure you leave with the confidence and practical skills needed to implement CRM effectively in real-world digital health environments. Over the years, we’ve seen many digital health teams […]
An amazing 2024, here’s to 2025!

We are already a week into 2025 following a roller coaster of a year in 2024! I didn’t put anything out at the end of December as I have been battling with my Colitis and had a hernia repair thrown in for good measure. Thankfully, I am making a speedy recovery. A big thank you […]
What is the worth of a CSO?

Co-authored by Dean Mawson, Clinical Director / Founder, DPM Digital Healthm, and Tom Bradshaw, Clinical Safety Officer & GP and Founder of BMS Digital Safety. Buying budget – not always buying best. Ever regretted buying that knock-off detergent that left you with a nagging itch? Sometimes cost cutting isn’t worth it. The same goes for […]
Why Digital Health Manufacturers in the UK Should Adopt ISO 13485 Over ISO 9001

“Digital health manufacturers face unprecedented challenges – regulatory landscapes are tightening, patient safety demands are escalating, and innovation is accelerating. Choosing the right Quality Management System (QMS) standard isn’t just about compliance; it’s about staying competitive in a fast-evolving market. At DPM Digital Health, we believe ISO 13485 is the foundation for ensuring quality, safety, […]
The Digital Health Safety Imperative: Bridging the Gap Between Innovation and Patient Safety – At what point are we going to take clinical safety seriously?

The rapid proliferation of digital health technologies in the NHS has ushered in an era of unprecedented potential for improving patient care. However, this technological revolution has also exposed a critical gap in safety assurance practices, particularly concerning the adoption of NHS safety standards DCB0129 and DCB0160. As we navigate this digital transformation, it is […]
The Critical Role of Clinical Safety Officers in Digital Health: A Call for Standardisation and Support

In the rapidly evolving landscape of digital health, the importance of robust clinical safety assurance cannot be overstated. As a regulatory compliance expert specialising in digital clinical safety, I’ve observed a growing need for a more structured approach to the role of Clinical Safety Officers (CSOs) within the NHS, particularly concerning the delivery of DCB0129 […]
The Only Way Is Ethics – our brand new podcast

Welcome to our podcast exploring the cutting-edge world of digital health and its impact on patient and clinical safety within the NHS. Throughout the episodes, we’ll dive into the critical realm of clinical risk management as it relates to the rapidly evolving landscape of digital health technologies. As the NHS continues to embrace digital transformation, […]
Why standards are key to building trust in AI

There is considerable excitement about the potential of AI to deliver more accessible, efficient, and high-quality healthcare; alongside concern about data privacy, bias, and how these new tools will be used in clinical practice. The key to realising the benefits and addressing the concerns is the adoption of standards for the development and implementation of […]