Publicly funded healthcare systems are prevalent throughout Europe and remain a source of national pride for many citizens. In the UK, where the NHS is considered the cornerstone of the post-war welfare system, 77% of British citizens report that the NHS makes them “proud to be British” (Hospital Times). Elsewhere, healthcare systems in Scandinavian nations [...]

Having recently participated at the influential European Emergency Number Association (EENA) Conference, we want to shine a spotlight on one of the organisation’s principal focus areas - Next Generation 112 (NG112). The NG112 initiative was central to the discussions throughout the event, with the aim of driving the progress and widespread adoption of more advanced [...]

Digital health ecosystems are changing the way we think about healthcare infrastructure. They drive efficiencies, facilitate professional collaboration and improve patient access to services. In this article, we examine why connected healthcare is such a powerful concept. In doing so, we provide a comprehensive definition, explore how the concept has developed and analyse the benefits [...]

The introduction of CSAM Cytodose transformed the way Uppsala University Hospital coordinates oncology treatments on the ward and in its pharmacy. We talk to Magnus Grabski, the nurse instrumental in its deployment and ongoing development. Founded in 1708, the Akademiska Sjukhuset, or Uppsala University Hospital, is one of the oldest hospitals in Scandinavia with a [...]