Speaking at the Public Policy Projects’ (PPP) Annual Conference 2020, a panel of experts discuss how the UK has situated itself as a global leader in genomic research, and the importance that this continues despite the challenges of Covid-19
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In the first keynote of the Public Policy Projects Annual Conference 2020, Baroness Nicola Blackwood spoke to Matthew Gould, Chief Executive of NHSX, about the unprecedented digital transformation taking place in health and care.
The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated the digital transformation of health and care. However, the implementation of this digital transition represents a monumental challenge for the healthcare sector. How can we harness this momentum and continue to deliver digital transformation at pace?
Care England, the largest representative body for independent providers of adult social care in England, has added its voice to the growing call for evidence on good practice on in-work progression from the Department for Work and Pensions.
NHS leaders call on the Government to introduce a legal framework for integrated care systems following the successful collaboration seen during the Covid-19 pandemic.
A ministerial overview of how clinical research innovation can help steer us through the second wave of Covid-19 and beyond.
How do we harness innovation to restore cancer services through Covid-19 and beyond? This question found its way under the microscope at the Public Policy Projects Virtual Annual Conference 2020, bringing a panel of experts together to address it.
At a system-level, there is much to be done to allow new life-saving technology to permeate across health and care.
At the 2020 Virtual Public Policy Projects Annual Conference, Ben Reed, Product Manager of Syngo & Digital Services for Siemens Healthineers explained how revolutionary digital services are changing the way we tackle workforce issues.
Ambulance service leaders say a funding shortfall of nearly £240 million is damaging patient care.
The Covid-19 mortality rate in the most deprived neighbourhoods in England is more than twice that of the most affluent areas, says the Independent SAGE group.
The healthcare staff of the NHS are rising to meet the challenge presented by the second wave of Covid-19, explained Chief Executive of NHS Providers Chris Hopson who called for healthcare professionals to be celebrated.
Cloud technology is allowing a digital thread of innovation throughout the healthcare sector, says the healthcare team at Amazon Web Services.
Connected care and health solutions provider Tunstall Healthcare launched its Carecom care assist system to the UK care home market in early 2020. Since then, it has become even more vital as the Covid-19 crisis hit and the product was utilised to support care homes to keep residents and staff safe.
The models used to drive so many elements of life are sophisticated and complex, taking account of an extensive range of variables, yet they often end up missing the mark. Professor Terry Young explores the role of algorithms and how they can be maximised for healthcare.
Innovation in healthcare is developing at an alarming rate. How can we harness this technology to streamline the acute sector?
Daniel Casson, Digital Transformation Advisor to Care England, outlines how Covid-19 has enhanced communication techniques across the sector.
Immunisations and vaccinations are the most effective public health interventions in the world, after clean water. Not only do they promote good health and reduce preventable morbidity and mortality, they also reduce the monumental pressures placed upon national health services.
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