Speakers from Tinder Swindler and Biohacking to Microsoft and Google Working Together to Bridge the Gap
What is Health Informatics? We take a look at the past, the present and immediate future; and the changes that informatics have made or hope to make
Hospital security has been brought into greater focus as managers tackle the growing examples of verbal intimidation and physical assaults on staff
The Wireless Event, now in its fifth year, helps organisations deliver effective enterprise applications using wireless networks and mobile devices
IFSEC and Safety & Health Expo are co-located at the NEC in Birmingham and are two major shows which make up the ‘May Series’ of events
Come along to The Hilton Blackpool, 23 - 24 May 2007 for HEFMA’s 10th Annual Conference & Exhibition
Liverpool and Merseyside has plenty to smile about, celebrating its 800th birthday in 2007 and preparing to take to the stage as European Capital of Culture in 2008
Parkex International 2007 is a must attend for those in the parking community. The event takes place from 17-19 April at the NEC, Birmingham
Why are hospital staff and patients still being exposed to unnecessary risks from pest infestations?
There are several reasons why the NHS should cut energy use, but how can this be done without major investments?
Kelvin Smith of The National Archives discusses how records and information management is evolving
Sinead Quinn at Intellect, discusses what has been achieved and what needs to be done to see the reality of joined up care
With Government spending on consultancy services rising, how should they be best handled in the public sector?
Sarah Chambers, chief executive of Postcomm. explains about cost-savings in the competitive mail market
Where will the funding for NHS investment come from? Craig Pickering, Finance and Leasing Association has one possible answer
Chief Nursing Officer Christine Beasley discusses the issues facing NHS Trusts and how infections on wards may be prevented
Visit London has this year turned its focus to an aspect of London that is often over looked. Zanine Adams explains.
How do conference or convention bureaux work? Tony Rogers of the British Association of Conference Destinations explains
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Upcycled Medical is pioneering the recycled textile industry. The company, launched by Linda Ball in 2017, started with the desire to make an environmentally friendly cap in the sports market. To meet the expectations and the requirements of the sports sector they were able to successfully develop a cap with 65% upcycled plastic and 35% organic cotton. After their initial success, they wondered if it would be possible to create a 100% upcycled textile, made from part marine and part landfill plastic, which would put a huge dent in the growing pollution problem.
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Researchers at the University of Nottingham have recently been awarded a £6 million grant from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) in order to develop a toolkit for 3D printing. HB spoke to Ricky Wildman, Professor in Chemical Engineering at The University of Nottingham
NHS Golden Jubilee has recently performed its 1,000th robotic orthopaedic joint replacement - HB looks at the hospital’s robotics programme
