While much of the procurement efficiency debate focuses on negotiating better supplier contracts the real obstacle lies elsewhere and that’s visibility, says Tony Armitage, Data Practice Manager at Digital…
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While much of the procurement efficiency debate focuses on negotiating better supplier contracts the real obstacle lies elsewhere and that’s visibility, says Tony Armitage, Data Practice Manager at Digital…
Employee healthcare needs vary across a workforce, while costs and expectations continue to change. A competitive health benefits program needs to account for these factors…
Access to specialty care and continuity of care after release are often treated as separate problems within correctional healthcare systems. In practice, the two are…
How clinical champions accelerated EPR adoption at Queen Victoria Hospital When NHS organisations reflect on successful EPR implementations, the story often focuses on systems, suppliers…
Nicola Haywood-Cleverly takes up the reins at the expert panel, as Ben Argo brings a fresh perspective to the group that advises on health tech…
Two findings landed in the same week this month. Read together, they are not a contradiction. They are a diagnosis. The BMJ reported that although…
Core Concept Exercise culture in the United States has shifted dramatically over the past two decades. In the 1990s and early 2000s, the prevailing wisdom…
Collective attitudes around mental health have changed enormously in recent years. But the healthcare system has typically operated reactively, with a ‘crisis-only’ approach to mental…
The social care sector is under sustained pressure. An ageing population, the increasing complexity of care needs and ongoing workforce shortages are placing strain on…
The European Union Medical Device Regulation (MDR), In Vitro Diagnostic Regulation (IVDR) and new guidance around cybersecurity and AI measures are just a few of…
While much of the procurement efficiency debate focuses on negotiating better supplier contracts the real obstacle lies elsewhere and that’s visibility, says Tony Armitage, Data Practice Manager at Digital…
Employee healthcare needs vary across a workforce, while costs and expectations continue to change. A competitive health benefits program needs to account for these factors…
Collective attitudes around mental health have changed enormously in recent years. But the healthcare system has typically operated reactively, with a ‘crisis-only’ approach to mental…
The social care sector is under sustained pressure. An ageing population, the increasing complexity of care needs and ongoing workforce shortages are placing strain on…
The European Union Medical Device Regulation (MDR), In Vitro Diagnostic Regulation (IVDR) and new guidance around cybersecurity and AI measures are just a few of…
Access to specialty care and continuity of care after release are often treated as separate problems within correctional healthcare systems. In practice, the two are…
How clinical champions accelerated EPR adoption at Queen Victoria Hospital When NHS organisations reflect on successful EPR implementations, the story often focuses on systems, suppliers…
Two findings landed in the same week this month. Read together, they are not a contradiction. They are a diagnosis. The BMJ reported that although…
For many organisations, the conversation about AI still begins with tools. Which model are we using? How powerful is it? How quickly can it generate…
The AI conversation in pharmacovigilance has moved beyond the technology’s proof and systems’ validation. The now-published CIOMS XIV report provides detailed, principles-based guidance on use…
