Introduction to the Demonstration & Simulation Environment (DSE)

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Simulation environment

Simulation refers to funded projects where we collaborate with developers to integrate their products and services within these new types of generic architecture.

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Using well-recognised standards, we offer a suite of APIs, along with documentation and support, to facilitate integration with our infrastructure.

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Initially, access is provided through sandbox environments, using simulated data to demonstrate integrated digital service delivery.

Successfully demonstrating your product or service in this ecosystem opens up potential collaboration opportunities. 

Why Take Part?

• You have a commercially available product and want to demonstrate how you can support integration, to generate a case study or evidence of collaborative working

• You are looking to work with Scottish health and care organisations who are using our infrastructure live and want to de-risk your product by demonstrating integration

• You have a funding bid or proposal, and need to show a route to integration, a route to market, or need our help to support research, innovation or development activity
  

Media Consent Statement

Please read the statement below before registering to attend:

During this event, the Digital Health & Care Innovation Centre may capture photos, audio and video of proceedings.

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The University also retains the right to share materials with third parties to enable us to jointly promote the work of the University, the DHI and specific projects.

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