Telemedicine is transforming healthcare access. Kat James, Director of New Projects at Consultant Connect, shares how simple tech solutions are bridging gaps for underserved communities in the UK and beyond.
Alicia Staley, Chief Patient Officer at Medidata, highlights the need for diversity in clinical trials, exploring how AI and patient-centred technology improve accessibility and inclusivity.
Matthew Jenkins, founder of Dream and Leap, examines technology’s impact on mental health, urging leaders to foster balance and ensure it enhances, rather than overwhelms, human wellbeing.
Navigating online mental health support is often confusing and fragmented. Clearer signposting and better data infrastructure can make finding help as simple as everyday digital tasks.
As AI reshapes industries, its impact on mental health is profound. While it disrupts jobs, it also fosters new opportunities. Human creativity remains irreplaceable.
Robust data management is crucial for disaster response. Accurate, real-time data enables swift decisions, preventing misallocated resources and delays that could cost lives.
Founder Nikita Kuzmin on Helpster’s long, arduous mission to save lives in developing countries by connecting patients and doctors directly with donors.
Dulas is transforming healthcare in underserved communities by delivering solar-powered solutions, such as vaccine refrigerators, to ensure reliable immunisations and to build resilient local healthcare systems.
Technology is revolutionising patient transport with innovations like GPS tracking, AI, telemedicine, and real-time monitoring, enhancing efficiency, safety, and patient outcomes across healthcare systems.
Helpster Charity, led by CEO Kate Lysykh, leverages technology to provide life-saving healthcare to children in Africa and Asia, combating preventable deaths from diseases like malaria and pneumonia.
Peter Turner, CCO at TeamViewer, discusses how remote connectivity solutions are transforming healthcare by improving accessibility, reducing costs, and enhancing patient care in remote areas.
Rupert Colbourne, CTO at Orbus Software, explains how enterprise architecture is accelerating innovation in healthcare by streamlining workflows, reducing technical debt, and improving patient outcomes.
Thierry Marchal of Ansys explores how simulation, particularly computational fluid dynamics, can optimise and accelerate pharmaceutical development, ensuring safer, more efficient biologics production.
Women, comprising half the global population, face significant healthcare disparities. Rebecca Hainsworth of Browne Jacobson explores how technology is improving diagnoses, treatments, and outcomes.
5G and AI are revolutionising healthcare, enabling personalised, real-time care across the globe. From remote diagnostics to predictive health, they bridge gaps and save lives.
Generative AI and automation are revolutionising drug approval, enhancing compliance, efficiency, and speed in pharmaceutical processes, from discovery to regulatory reporting and patient safety.
Digital illiteracy is a growing health crisis for seniors, leaving them unable to navigate essential online services and jeopardising their independence and health outcomes.
The NHS generates vast amounts of paper documentation, hampering digital transformation. Effective digitisation is crucial for improving efficiency, security, and patient care.
Mark Hitchman, MD of Canon Medical Systems, on combining sport, community wellbeing, medical diagnostics, and research in one place.
Wearable technology seamlessly integrates data to improve health, but concerns about data privacy and over-reliance necessitate careful consideration.
The NHS’ Federated Data Platform faces scrutiny over privacy and requires robust data security
Developed in collaboration with AWS, Cancer Research UK’s new cloud-based platform is having a game-changing effect on matching patients to the most effective potential treatments.
AI and natural-language processing present a huge opportunity for stretched healthcare systems to transform their clinical day-to-day.
The COVID-19 pandemic further exposed the challenges to healthcare iCOVID-19 exposed healthcare challenges in sub-Saharan Africa; Amref’s digital capabilities surged with GSK and Cognizant support.
How Hartmann Group has embraced transformation and new digital business models.
AI and natural-language processing present a huge opportunity for stretched healthcare systems to transform their clinical day-to-day.
The battle to tackle a serious opioid epidemic across the USA was going nowhere, so the Commonwealth of Virginia fought it with data
An ambitious blueprint has been unveiled for a carbon-negative data centre of the future
Vicon’s Dr. Kim Duffy on how motion capture technology can transform patient recovery.
Eric Thomas, Chief Diversity Officer at CX software giant Genesys, on the ways in which innovative technologies are transforming workplaces for those with visual impairments.
Axela’s CEO Nick Kelly has helped to drive innovation in the healthcare arena with his company’s tech and data-centred approach to care services. He tells us why he was destined to work in the care sector, and why he believes data is the future of healthcare.
Tom Wright is Head of Digital Engagement for NDL Software. In this podcast, Tom tackles the subject of technology innovation in the public sector, and he makes the case for RPA being a stepping stone to digital success.
Telemedicine is transforming healthcare access. Kat James, Director of New Projects at Consultant Connect, shares how simple tech solutions are bridging gaps for underserved communities in the UK and beyond.
Alicia Staley, Chief Patient Officer at Medidata, highlights the need for diversity in clinical trials, exploring how AI and patient-centred technology improve accessibility and inclusivity.
Matthew Jenkins, founder of Dream and Leap, examines technology’s impact on mental health, urging leaders to foster balance and ensure it enhances, rather than overwhelms, human wellbeing.
Navigating online mental health support is often confusing and fragmented. Clearer signposting and better data infrastructure can make finding help as simple as everyday digital tasks.
As AI reshapes industries, its impact on mental health is profound. While it disrupts jobs, it also fosters new opportunities. Human creativity remains irreplaceable.
Robust data management is crucial for disaster response. Accurate, real-time data enables swift decisions, preventing misallocated resources and delays that could cost lives.
Founder Nikita Kuzmin on Helpster’s long, arduous mission to save lives in developing countries by connecting patients and doctors directly with donors.
Dulas is transforming healthcare in underserved communities by delivering solar-powered solutions, such as vaccine refrigerators, to ensure reliable immunisations and to build resilient local healthcare systems.
Technology is revolutionising patient transport with innovations like GPS tracking, AI, telemedicine, and real-time monitoring, enhancing efficiency, safety, and patient outcomes across healthcare systems.
Helpster Charity, led by CEO Kate Lysykh, leverages technology to provide life-saving healthcare to children in Africa and Asia, combating preventable deaths from diseases like malaria and pneumonia.
Peter Turner, CCO at TeamViewer, discusses how remote connectivity solutions are transforming healthcare by improving accessibility, reducing costs, and enhancing patient care in remote areas.
Rupert Colbourne, CTO at Orbus Software, explains how enterprise architecture is accelerating innovation in healthcare by streamlining workflows, reducing technical debt, and improving patient outcomes.
Thierry Marchal of Ansys explores how simulation, particularly computational fluid dynamics, can optimise and accelerate pharmaceutical development, ensuring safer, more efficient biologics production.
Women, comprising half the global population, face significant healthcare disparities. Rebecca Hainsworth of Browne Jacobson explores how technology is improving diagnoses, treatments, and outcomes.
5G and AI are revolutionising healthcare, enabling personalised, real-time care across the globe. From remote diagnostics to predictive health, they bridge gaps and save lives.
Generative AI and automation are revolutionising drug approval, enhancing compliance, efficiency, and speed in pharmaceutical processes, from discovery to regulatory reporting and patient safety.
Digital illiteracy is a growing health crisis for seniors, leaving them unable to navigate essential online services and jeopardising their independence and health outcomes.
The NHS generates vast amounts of paper documentation, hampering digital transformation. Effective digitisation is crucial for improving efficiency, security, and patient care.
Mark Hitchman, MD of Canon Medical Systems, on combining sport, community wellbeing, medical diagnostics, and research in one place.
Wearable technology seamlessly integrates data to improve health, but concerns about data privacy and over-reliance necessitate careful consideration.
The NHS’ Federated Data Platform faces scrutiny over privacy and requires robust data security
Developed in collaboration with AWS, Cancer Research UK’s new cloud-based platform is having a game-changing effect on matching patients to the most effective potential treatments.
AI and natural-language processing present a huge opportunity for stretched healthcare systems to transform their clinical day-to-day.
The COVID-19 pandemic further exposed the challenges to healthcare iCOVID-19 exposed healthcare challenges in sub-Saharan Africa; Amref’s digital capabilities surged with GSK and Cognizant support.
