Last May, Ford was the first automaker to announce its plans to adopt Tesla’s charge connector, now known as the North American Charging Standard (NACS). In addition to adding Tesla’s connector to its own EVs in 2025, Ford also said it would make a free adapter available to existing Ford EV owners. Starting today, Ford […]
Volkswagen and Chinese EV maker Xpeng say they are jointly developing two mid-sized BEVs for 2026 for mainland China, with the first model being an SUV. The two automakers signed a “master agreement” for platform and software collaboration, and the two will start jointly sourcing platforms and vehicle parts to help leverage scale while cutting […]
In the vast landscape of digital products, the quest for user engagement often dominates design discussions. Amidst this pursuit lies a significant opportunity to foster empathy and inclusivity, particularly for individuals navigating the complexities of rare diseases. Digital design and user experience (UX) play pivotal roles in creating products that not only engage but also […]
NHS England has published guidance on network segmentation for healthcare staff members responsible for the architecture, design, implementation and maintenance of their network security, sharing oversight of how network segmentation can prevent or migrate lateral movement across a network in the event of a cyber attack. Network segmentation is described as improving network security “by […]
We recently sat down for a chat on virtual care with Luscii’s managing director, Chris Malone, along with virtual ward matron and hospital avoidance lead Fay Johnstone and ward manager Abigail Scullion from Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells (MTW) NHS Trust. Chris, Fay and Abigail discussed the set-up and implementation of their acute virtual ward, advice […]
GenesisCare (or the “Company”), one of the world’s largest private providers of integrated cancer care, today announced that it has successfully completed its reorganisation process and emerged from Chapter 11. This follows the confirmation of its Chapter 11 Plan of Reorganisation by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas and satisfaction of […]
Embarking on a collaborative journey, Intelligent Fieldwork and Fearsome have joined forces in a user project for a medical device client, creating a new ophthalmology device. This case study serves as a testament to the power of collaboration, shedding light on the critical role of user testing in the development and validation of medical devices. […]
A research team from the University of Leeds has developed an artificial intelligence device said to be capable of predicting acute kidney injury (AKI), following a grant of £220,000 from Kidney Research UK in partnership with the Stoneygate Trust. The team, led by Dr Sergei Krivov, used historical patient records to develop AKI-Predict with the […]
Lorraine Sunduza, interim Chief Executive of East London NHS Foundation Trust (ELFT), has been appointed Board champion to support the system response to the Denny Review by the Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes Integrated Care Board. The Denny Review into health inequalities was published in September last year after an extensive three-year study by Luton […]
Assisted reproductive service provider Virtus Health is taking its customer relations management to the cloud, enhanced by AI. It has chosen American company RingCentral to deliver an integrated communications and contact centre solution across its 62 fertility clinics, day hospitals, and diagnostics centres worldwide, mostly in Australia. Featuring RingCentral MVP and Contact Centre, the solution will consolidate […]