The Emotional Odyssey of a Rare Disease Diagnosis: Digging Deeper, To Do Better
Approximately 6% of the population is affected by a rare disease diagnosis, meaning that collectively it is not so rare at all. While the 7,000…
Approximately 6% of the population is affected by a rare disease diagnosis, meaning that collectively it is not so rare at all. While the 7,000…
Thursday 3 March marked a year since the World Health Organization (WHO) released their world hearing report which labelled hearing health care as a public…
Separate data means separate objectives, taking the focus away from the patient. It is vital to consider the scale of the challenge before approaching it,…
Delays to NHS services, thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, have led to record numbers of people now waiting for hospital treatment across the UK. Six…
Life Sciences companies are navigating unfamiliar waters. A shift in consumer-preference to digital and value-based care, the dizzying speed of technological advancement and a renewed…
Over the past two years, we have seen the importance of a strong healthcare system. And while our doctors and nurses on the frontlines certainly…
A few years ago, when AI first started to really become a hot topic of conversation in radiology, the discussion centered largely around whether AI…
The healthcare sector is undergoing a rapid digital transformation after COVID-19 accelerated a fast and effective healthcare response. More than ever, healthcare institutions are having…
Delivering patient-initiated follow-up (PIFU) is a major new change to outpatient services laid out in NHS England’s Operational Planning Guidance and is almost certainly going to…
When discussing Mobile Health (mhealth) it can be a challenge to ensure we all interpret this by the same parameters, so all stakeholders feel engaged…