Business & Industry
Future of Healthcare and Pain Management Q3 2023
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Roadmap to global health equity: how to ensure everyone is looked after
People all over the world should be able to access healthcare equitably. For global health equity to be possible, there are three areas to consider. Health is a fundamental human right. Yet, all over the world, millions of people are denied this right because we are yet to achieve global health equity. We have an...
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How can inclusive clinical trials help us develop better treatments?
Clinical trials are fundamental for the development of new treatments, but major disparities in access exist. This limits our understanding of how treatments will work in different people and perpetuates health inequalities. It is well-documented that people from disadvantaged and marginalised backgrounds often have worse health outcomes than the general population. So, it is of...
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From innovation to export: how to develop transatlantic healthtech partnerships
From medical devices to diagnostic tools and digital health solutions, healthtech is an industry that continues to flourish through the development of patient-focused products and services. The UK has a rich history of life science innovation, with many thousands of small and medium-sized healthtech companies operating across the country. Expanding the reach of healthtech solutions...
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Building trust in tech: how to ensure that healthcare digitalisation works for all
The health sector is in the middle of one of its biggest transitions ever. Systems are digitalising, and we must understand what this involves well enough to fully engage in shaping the future of our care. Slowly but surely, the delivery of healthcare is evolving to harness the use of data and digital technologies. This...
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How each NHS hospital can put innovation at the heart of its services
The UK boasts an incredibly rich legacy when it comes to healthcare innovation. However, adoption takes far too long, making it costly. To accelerate healthtech adoption, innovation officers should be appointed. From the discovery of DNA’s double helix to the invention of the first Intraocular lens, this quest for pushing the boundaries of what is...