Leaves.
Utilising solar energy on hospital buildings can provide a wealth of benefits, among them environmental, economic and operational.
Hospital Ward.
Richard Hipkiss, development director for the Modular and Portable Building Association (MPBA), discusses how by operating at pace, volumetric modular technology can increase capacity for healthcare businesses.
Adult social care.
Liz Jones, policy director, National Care Forum sets out some social care actions for the new government.
downing street.
With a Labour government in power for the first time in 14 years, many are hoping for a cash injection for the NHS. But what have they promised and what have they already delivered or underdelivered?
Depressed woman curled up on the floor.
With funding cuts, long hours and working in stressful environments, it is hardly surprising that over half of NHS workers have suffered from poor mental health.
Union Jack and doctor.
On 4 July, the government in charge of the country could change. But what do the parties up for election say about healthcare?
An embryo being inserted with sperm via IVF.
As a funding boost has been promised for the NHS to improve their technology, we take a look at how far the service has come since its creation.
X-Ray being examined by two medical staff.
Stacey Hayes-Allen, director of corporate partnerships at Arden University, looks at how the drive for digitisation and technological developments – such as AI and automation – are impacting the healthcare sector and shifting the skills in demand.
People at work.
Amanda Heaton, head of Human Resources at Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust explains how the Trust implemented a new way of handling grievances.
Lots of people.
Criminal record checks are one of the most important steps to take before employing someone in healthcare, but what do you need to do?