I build inside the NHS, at neighbourhood level.

Mark Winterburn Portland

Every build starts on my own patch, made for my neighbours on their hardest days, when they are stressed, tired or overwhelmed. I take each build as far as my technical ceiling, then invite health tech partners to help me finish it.

Together we are building the gold standard in neighbourhood health and care.

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MyScribe
Afternote
Neighbourhood Signals
CoLab Lens

Speaking at HETT 2026. Opening panel, 29 September, 09:40, Integrated Care Forum Theatre, ExCeL London.

How a build happens

Build inside the NHS

Each build starts in one neighbourhood: five GP practices, 74,000 patients, real problems.
Reach my technical ceiling

I take the idea as far as I can myself, so it reaches partners as a working thing.
Invite health tech partners

Partners bring engineering depth and reach to complete the build.
List it here

Every build joins the wall below as it moves from idea to live.

The builds

Four builds. One rule: made for the hardest day.

Each one is small enough to explain in a sentence and built to work when a person has the least energy to spare.

MyScribe Building now with tech partners

Your appointment. Your record. On your phone.

Much of what a clinician says is forgotten straight away. MyScribe records the conversation, summarises it faithfully and keeps it for you, to share with who you choose.

Ask it a question later and it answers with your clinician's own words, played back. Not a summary of what they meant. What they actually said.

Between 40 and 80 percent of what a clinician tells you is forgotten straight away (Kessels, 2003).

Analogue to digital
Hospital to community

For every conversation that matters.

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Afternote In demonstration

Your clinician's words, made readable for your hardest day.

A plain language note from your appointment or your hospital stay, made for reading at home. Every word comes from what your clinician said. Afternote is an open format that any team can adopt.

Hospital to community
Analogue to digital

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Neighbourhood Signals Pilot complete

Hear the neighbourhood before it reaches crisis.

Neighbourhood Signals reads neighbourhood activity for themes of unmet need and shows them on a public dashboard, so the Integrated Neighbourhood Team can act early.

Sickness to prevention

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CoLab Lens In demonstration

A checking layer for wherever a machine speaks to a person.

Four professional perspectives look through five dimensions of emotional architecture. The Lens works only with what was said and softens clinical language until it helps the person receiving it.

Held by Neighbourhood CoLab CIC, an asset locked community interest company.

Analogue to digital
Hospital to community

Ask me about the CoLab Lens

The lens every build passes through

Health, social care and the voluntary sector at one table.

Every build is shaped through an Integrated Neighbourhood Team lens. The people who treat, the people who support and the people who know the community all get to say what good looks like, before anything ships. Every interface explains itself, so a tired person can use it on first touch.

A build that serves people on their hardest day serves them every other day too.

Health

What the clinician needs to say and the patient needs to keep.

Social care

What the social worker sees at home and in the gaps between services.

Voluntary and community sector

What the community already knows, offers and holds together.

From framework to function

Each build delivers a shift from the 10 Year Health Plan.

The Neighbourhood Health Framework sets the direction. These builds put it to work in one neighbourhood, at the level of the Integrated Neighbourhood Team.

From hospital to community

Afternote: A note from the hospital or the surgery that arrives home in words a tired person can use.
MyScribe: The appointment goes home with the person who was in it, in the clinician's own words.

From analogue to digital

MyScribe: A patient's own phone becomes the place the conversation lives.
CoLab Lens: Digital tools that speak humanely, checked through four professional perspectives.

From sickness to prevention

Neighbourhood Signals: Themes of unmet need surface early, while a neighbourhood team can still act on them.

Who is building this

I am Digital and Transformation Lead across five GP practices and 74,000 patients in Weymouth and on Portland, and the applied philosopher on the Neighbourhood CoLab CIC team, alongside a nurse, a social worker and a counselling psychologist.

Before that I spent twenty years as a broadcast Playout Director at the BBC, Channel 4, ITV and BT Sport, separating signal from noise.

HETT Show 2026 speaker card for Mark Winterburn, Digital Transformation Lead, Weymouth and Portland PCN, 29 and 30 September, ExCeL London

HETT 2026 opening panel: Neighbourhood Health, From Framework to Function 29 September, 09:40, Integrated Care Forum Theatre, ExCeL London. Come and find me over the two days.