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Can current suppliers survive the coming revolution?
Ethical Healthcare Consulting asks if current suppliers can survive the coming revolution as the company looks to the future of the Electronic Patient Record (EPR).
Work-related musculoskeletal disorders: The path towards absolute prevention
Cecilia Van Cauwenberghe from Frost & Sullivan’s TechVision Group provides a comprehensive overview work-related musculoskeletal disorders, focussing on the path towards absolute prevention.
What is the future for clinical and health research in Europe?
Experts discuss the FEAM-BioMed Alliance paper, which outlines how the next EU Framework Programme can further support biomedical research in Europe
From ‘analogue to digital’: Will digital transformation improve HIV care?
Last month, the UK Government published its long-awaited 10-Year Health Plan, with one of its three key shifts being the move from ‘analogue to digital’.
NHS AI trial saves 400,000 hours a month with Microsoft 365 Copilot
NHS staff save 43 minutes daily using AI, freeing 400,000 hours monthly and cutting costs significantly.
Digital health equity: Bridging gaps in a digitally driven health landscape
Digital technologies can enhance infection detection and patient safety, but risk creating two-tier health systems that exacerbate existing inequalities. This article explores approaches to digital health equity to help bridge this gap.
Seven AI tools selected for MHRA’s AI Airlock programme to detect diseases early
Seven AI technologies have been chosen for the next phase of the MHRA’s AI Airlock programme, aiming to improve early detection of diseases.
Children’s weight management costs NHS £340m a year, Oxford study finds
Oxford research reveals that underweight children incur healthcare costs comparable to those with obesity, challenging current health priorities and highlighting the need for comprehensive weight management strategies.
Climate-proofing public procurement: Mainstreaming tailored climate information into every stage of the process
Cities are central to both the causes and solutions of the climate crisis. Local governments, through their regulatory and spending powers, hold significant potential to advance climate neutrality. Integrating climate considerations into public procurement can transform it from a procedural necessity into a strategic instrument for mitigation, adaptation, and sustainable urban development.
Could a four-day work week fix the NHS workforce crisis?
A BMJ article explores whether a four-day working week could ease recruitment challenges, reduce absenteeism, and improve morale in the NHS.
Gut microbiome and aging – Unlocking new frontiers in healthy longevity
As the population ages, research into preserving healthy longevity is gaining pace. Christian Brechot highlights the role of the gut microbiome – a complex community of microorganisms within us – in influencing health as we age.
COVID-19 could cost UK £7 billion a year without autumn vaccinations
A new OHE model shows that stopping annual autumn COVID-19 vaccinations could cost the UK economy £7 billion each year.
NHS SBS launches £2.5bn framework to modernise public sector IT infrastructure
NHS Shared Business Services unveils a £2.5bn Digital Workplace Solutions framework to overhaul NHS and public sector IT systems.
University of Surrey joins global project to create immune digital twins
Researchers at the University of Surrey are creating immune digital twins, virtual models of individual immune systems, to advance personalised medicine and deliver tailored treatments.
€28M programme advances precision oncology in Ireland
A €28 million programme brings together universities, charities and industry to advance precision oncology in Ireland and develop tailored cancer diagnostics and treatments.
EU launched dual strategies to accelerate AI in industry and science
The European Commission has unveiled two new strategies to promote the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) across Europe's industries and research sectors.
Transforming NHS trusts: How SMS technology delivers efficiency compliance, and sustainability
NHS Trusts are facing a myriad of challenges, including staffing shortages, disconnected systems, and financial pressures. SMS Technology offers solutions, including operational management software that digitises compliance and audits, freeing up significant staff time and promoting sustainability through reduced paper usage.
Resilience as a metric: Why midlife interventions matter more than ever
Dr Rebecca Crews and Heather Makar from Renue By Science advocate for changing health policy to prioritize proactive resilience maintenance over reactive disease treatment, especially during midlife. They emphasize the benefits of NAD+ biology as a measurable intervention framework.
The national public sector digital transformation framework
Dukefield Procurement highlights how the flexibility of the National Public Sector Digital Transformation Framework can deliver digital innovation across the Public Sector.
Connecting Canada for rare disease care and research
The Canadian Rare Disease Network (CRDN) is uniting care, research, and lived experience to improve the rare disease journey in Canada.
