MEMORI wins silver for Best Health Technology at the BBH Awards

MEMORI has won silver for Best Health Technology at the Building Better Healthcare Awards 2026. The entry was made jointly with East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust (EKHUFT), where MEMORI is live on the wards.

Now in their 28th year, the awards recognise projects and products shaping healthcare design, technology and delivery. A panel of judges reviewed entries across technology, patient experience, estates and facilities, and building, with 25 awards presented this year. Best Health Technology sits in the Innovation Class.

Benedikt von Thüngen, CEO, Sanome, said: “This award belongs to the nurses, doctors and wider team at EKHUFT. They took MEMORI onto the wards and made it part of how they care for patients. We’re proud to stand beside them.”

Building Better Healthcare announced the results on 5 November 2026. Read the announcement on the Building Better Healthcare website.

What MEMORI does at EKHUFT

MEMORI is clinical decision support for spotting patients at risk of deteriorating, starting with hospital-acquired infection. It works inside the EPR, using data already in the patient record, so ward teams don't need a new system or a new login.

Every alert shows its reasoning: what MEMORI saw in the record and why it flagged the patient. That gives nurses and doctors something they can check and act on, alongside NEWS2 and their own judgement.

MEMORI is a Class IIb CE-marked medical device.

If you’d like to see how MEMORI works inside your EPR, get in touch.