The first step to effective transformation that harnesses the benefits and power of digital technology is to stop talking – and thinking – in terms… Read More
An ambitious, fast growing Camden-based technology firm knows exactly what it’s doing when it comes to helping big brands and major sporting spectacles catch the eye. Maldaba Ltd, established in 2002 by co-founders and school friends Lorenzo Gordon and Mark Clements, has a clear, strategic focus on developing integrated digital health solutions but it also boasts a great track record of working with established brands such as McDonalds, British Airways, Diageo, GM Motors and the Tate Gallery. Read More
In January 2017 Lorenzo, Maldaba Director, presented his reflections of Maldaba's fifteen (!) years working as technologists in digital health. As well as covering recent projects like My Health Guide and My Living Will, Lorenzo looked back at older projects such as My Contraception Tool. Read More
Whilst it is common for us at Maldaba to work with partners who are not expert or familiar with digital technology, it's rare to also work with partners who are as open and as innovative as the staff who work with Learning Disability patients at Humber Trust NHS. Read More
Maldaba are delighted, and very excited to announce that following a thorough tendering process, we have been selected as the chosen supplier for a Case Management System by the charity Together for Mental Wellbeing. Read More
Here's a question we are often asked when we are short-listed for public sector procurement: why Maldaba? It's a fair question. We want those people in charge of of public resources and money to thoroughly check out who they engage with. There are lots of IT and software companies out there who, like Maldaba, are UK-based, have a great track record, offer value-for-money, and produce great quality results. So, why Maldaba? Read More
A ‘smart’ breakthrough in the treatment of young people who self harm could be on the horizon! The My Self Help tool, developed by Camden-based tech firm Maldaba in close liaison with King’s College London, University of Bristol, the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine and NSPCC, is a web-based application that supports decision-making for young people who self harm. Read More
We're delighted to announce that a research pilot we've advised on, help design, and delivered the technical implementation for, has started collecting data at health clinics in Uganda. Read More
At Maldaba we're often talking about how we are enablers: working with Maldaba will make your project/organisation/life better, because we'll harness technology in the best way for what you need to achieve your goals. We'll help you work out what those goals are, make sure they're well-defined, and help you create a pathway to realising them. Read More
As part of our work with LILAC and CDS Co-operatives to develop a web-based housing management system that can also manage MHOS finances (which we've named Dwell), I was asked to accompany LILAC secretary Dr. Paul Chatterton to Cardiff to speak with Welsh Assembly's Co-operative Housing Working Group. Read More
This summer, our 4-year project with contraceptive health researchers at University College London (UCL) on an Internet-base randomised controlled trial project comes to a close. Read More