Broadmoor, Britain’s first asylum for criminal lunatics, was founded in 1863. In the first years of its existence, one in…
After Covid, is the future of drug and alcohol services digital? A switch to phone and online offerings might not…
Tredegar, the birthplace of Aneurin Bevan, offers a microcosm of the health and social care problems facing the nation Growing…
Yesterday The Telegraph published an article by Milli Hill headlined: “The myth of the painful birth – and why it’s not nearly so bad as…
Artificial intelligence and cognitive computing is being heralded as the brave new frontier of clinical IT, Kim Thomas reports on…
The refresh of picture archiving and communications systems triggered by the end of national contracts is almost at an end.…
Apps developed in the UK are transforming healthcare in developing countries; and sometimes their ideas are coming back the other…
Greater understanding of genetics and characteristics of diseases are driving the development of new medicines The practice of medicine can…
Gill heard a midwife say, ‘Is she always this much of a drama queen?’ to her husband during a painful…
Portals let patients see their own medical information through a secure website. But why have they been so slow to…