Back in November, Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (DBTH) went live with K2’s My Pregnancy Notes, enabling women to access their maternity notes online. Among the many benefits, women

Back in November, Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (DBTH) went live with K2’s My Pregnancy Notes, enabling women to access their maternity notes online. Among the many benefits, women
It’s certainly been an unusual year, but we always try to see the glass as half-full — and these Hampton figures are certainly something to feel proud of. K2 Hampton is the new
Technology is rapidly becoming more and more ubiquitous within healthcare, from health wearables to smart inhalers and even the bio-printing of organs. Yet digital maternity remains an area that is still relatively
Software test manager Chris Watts explains how K2 conducts thorough testing of all our products to ensure exceptional quality before they end up in the hands of our users. Plus, a sneak
In these challenging times, many of us are having to adapt the ways in which we work. At K2, we will typically spend as much time as we can on-site
K2 is pleased to announce two universities and an NHS hospital have recently purchased our Perinatal Training Programme (PTP). We’d like to extend a warm welcome to the three new sites
COVID-19 hit the NHS like a tornado. A&E and intensive care were totally transformed. Elective surgery paused. Clinics went virtual. Maternity services were equally and perhaps uniquely disrupted, writes guest
K2 Hampton – an app which enables women with hypertension to remotely enter blood pressure and urine protein results from home and work – was introduced to the Pregnancy Assessment Unit in
This week, guest blogger Dr Asma Khalil explores how home blood pressure monitoring can provide safer, more personalised care for women who have pregnancy hypertension in the COVID-19 era and beyond. COVID-19
K2 is pleased to announce that two new hospitals and a university have recently begun using our Perinatal Training Programme (PTP), with many hospitals and universities which have benefited from free trial
Over the past half decade or so, smartphones and tablets have become increasingly ubiquitous in maternity care. Placing more control in the hands of the pregnant woman and personalising care
Starting in April 2015 and following a three phase implementation, Guardian and Athena have been in use at Peterborough City Hospital since July 2016. When the hospital merged with Hinchingbrooke