For more than a decade life sciences organisations have spoken confidently about becoming data-driven; more recently about becoming AI-powered. Yet compared with other highly-regulated sectors,…
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For more than a decade life sciences organisations have spoken confidently about becoming data-driven; more recently about becoming AI-powered. Yet compared with other highly-regulated sectors,…
Over the last 12 months, the UK health and care technology landscape has experienced rapid transformation, driven in part by the replacement of analogue telecare…
This year, the healthcare industry will see AI shift from experimentation to execution. From predictive analytics that support earlier diagnosis to automation that reduces administrative…
Whether for pathology or pharmaceutical purposes, laboratory space in the UK is in shortage – an issue not just for individual businesses but for the…
Adult social care in the UK is under unprecedented pressure – rising demand, workforce shortages and increasing complexity of needs are forcing the sector to…
As we enter 2026, artificial intelligence has now moved beyond the hype cycle. The question is no longer whether AI will transform health and social…
The UK’s National Health Service (NHS) is increasingly struggling to meet its diagnostic targets. As of August 2025, over 1.6 million people were on waiting…
The NHS has placed digital-first communication at the heart of its modernisation plans. National policy now positions the NHS App, email and text messaging as…
Every winter, the NHS faces mounting pressure as patient numbers surge and wait times grow longer. Hospitals and staff work hard to keep up, but…
Mobile devices now sit at the centre of everyday NHS practice, supporting clinicians in documenting care, accessing records, communicating across teams and delivering services in…
Over the last 12 months, the UK health and care technology landscape has experienced rapid transformation, driven in part by the replacement of analogue telecare…
This year, the healthcare industry will see AI shift from experimentation to execution. From predictive analytics that support earlier diagnosis to automation that reduces administrative…
Whether for pathology or pharmaceutical purposes, laboratory space in the UK is in shortage – an issue not just for individual businesses but for the…
As we enter 2026, artificial intelligence has now moved beyond the hype cycle. The question is no longer whether AI will transform health and social…
The NHS has placed digital-first communication at the heart of its modernisation plans. National policy now positions the NHS App, email and text messaging as…
For more than a decade life sciences organisations have spoken confidently about becoming data-driven; more recently about becoming AI-powered. Yet compared with other highly-regulated sectors,…
Adult social care in the UK is under unprecedented pressure – rising demand, workforce shortages and increasing complexity of needs are forcing the sector to…
Mobile devices now sit at the centre of everyday NHS practice, supporting clinicians in documenting care, accessing records, communicating across teams and delivering services in…
Some medicines need more supervision than others. Warfarin requires regular INR checks, methotrexate needs blood tests to catch liver problems early and lithium has such…
Surgery requires years of school and clinical training. With the invention of new technology comes the rise of robot-assisted surgery. While functional robots can perform…
