Social prescribing and digital technology

Social prescribing promises to shake up the way we think about healthcare, while digital technologies have transformed the way we live and work. How can the two be used to complement each other, and improve the health and wellbeing of all?
This video discusses a project attempting to answer this question. The project has been led by the University of Oxford, and involves the University of Sheffield as academic partner, Aspire, a charity supporting people in Oxfordshire experiencing homelessness and disadvantage, Blenheim Estate, with its famous Palace and grounds, and the world-renowned Eden Project.
The project has been sponsored by the Pitch-In (Promoting the Internet of Things via Collaboration between HEIs and Industry) programme, supported by Research England's Connecting Capability Fund (award CCF18-7157). Pitch-In is a collaboration between The Universities of Sheffield, Cambridge, Newcastle and Oxford.