Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy affect 10% of pregnancies worldwide, of which almost half develop pre-eclampsia – a syndrome characterised by abnormal placentation leading to pregnancy…
In times of a public crisis where thousands of Americans are being asked to practice social distancing by staying at home, the opportunity to receive…
While COVID-19 undoubtedly brought great chaos and crises last year, it also fuelled incredible innovation and collaboration across the life sciences industry. We saw new…
Samuel Lindsay and Duncan Astill of Mills & Reeve revisit earlier discussion about whether health professionals should be concerned about criminal prosecutions in light of…
For the healthcare industry, interoperability seems to fall squarely into the “no-brainer” category. The frictionless exchange of health information between providers and with patients is…
A new breed of enthusiastic tech users Whether you agree that data is the “new oil” or not, there’s no escaping the fact that it…
Rachel Dunscombe and Jane Rendall examine what needs to happen to make sure extremely important AI algorithms can be introduced within healthcare rapidly, and in…
As we embark on a new year, the challenges of 2020 are still rife for the NHS across the UK. Hospitals in England are currently…
A few years back, Christina Ann Marsh, PhD, a health policy researcher, made the correlation that telehealth was akin to a lady-in-waiting, i.e., noble in…
Chris Yeowart, Director at Wellbeing Software, discusses four specific areas that can help ease the NHS backlog while maintaining focus on COVID-19 efforts A new…
