We’re thrilled to announce that Our Mobile Health Founder and CEO, Julie Bretland, has been awarded Women in IT Excellence Innovator of the Year! We’re immensely proud of Julie who was recognised for her leadership in enabling access to high-quality mHealth apps that patients and health professionals can use with confidence, and her role in bringing us closer to making digital health a reality for everyone.
Speaking about her win Julie said, “It is fantastic for digital health to be recognised amongst all these other exciting areas of innovation. We’ve come a long way in a short time and it’s a privilege to be part of this incredible journey to bring digital health to patients and health professionals.”
Charles Lowe, Our Mobile Health Associate and Managing Director of Digital Health And Care Alliance (DHACA) added, “Julie is a most impressive innovator and visionary. She spotted the opportunity before others to establish an mHealth assessment organisation, set it up and secured her first customers extremely rapidly. From this position of strength she has maintained her influence on the assessment process, collaborating with, and influencing, the NHS team established to decide which apps they will support as well as playing an important role influencing EU mHealth app assessment guidelines. Her work has been well rewarded of late with a string of contract wins, including one that will put excellent Our Mobile Health-assessed mHealth apps on GPs’ desktops at more than 4000 practices in England. Congratulations to her for a richly-deserved success.”
The awards were created to inspire the new generation of women working in IT by highlighting female entrepreneurs, innovators, leaders and pioneers who are building the infrastructure of the future.
http://events.computing.co.uk/womeninitawards
Speaking about her win Julie said, “It is fantastic for digital health to be recognised amongst all these other exciting areas of innovation. We’ve come a long way in a short time and it’s a privilege to be part of this incredible journey to bring digital health to patients and health professionals.”
Charles Lowe, Our Mobile Health Associate and Managing Director of Digital Health And Care Alliance (DHACA) added, “Julie is a most impressive innovator and visionary. She spotted the opportunity before others to establish an mHealth assessment organisation, set it up and secured her first customers extremely rapidly. From this position of strength she has maintained her influence on the assessment process, collaborating with, and influencing, the NHS team established to decide which apps they will support as well as playing an important role influencing EU mHealth app assessment guidelines. Her work has been well rewarded of late with a string of contract wins, including one that will put excellent Our Mobile Health-assessed mHealth apps on GPs’ desktops at more than 4000 practices in England. Congratulations to her for a richly-deserved success.”
The awards were created to inspire the new generation of women working in IT by highlighting female entrepreneurs, innovators, leaders and pioneers who are building the infrastructure of the future.
http://events.computing.co.uk/womeninitawards
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