AI

  • Partnering with platforms: What provider CEOs and boards must ask Big Tech

    Odgers’ Chris Hamilton and Mike Drew discuss the rapid dominance of Big Tech in healthcare and what executive leaders can do to successfully navigate this landscape Imagine your health system is approached by a major tech company offering a “data-trust” layer that connects your electronic medical records to patients’ devices. The promise is seamless identity, [...]

  • Roundup: Groundbreaking NHS AI screening trial and more

    Health Tech World explores the latest business developments in the world of health technology. AI to be trialled at across NHS screening Pioneering AI tools are to be tested in NHS screening services in order to enable quicker diagnoses and treatment for patients using a groundbreaking new cloud system. A new AI research screening platform [...]

  • How AI is transforming ENT and rhinoplasty practice

    Mr Florian Bast on Using Heidi Health Mr Florian Bast, MD FRCS is an ENT & Facial Plastic Surgeon specialisng in Rhinoplasty in London Balancing technical precision with patient connection is a daily requirement in modern ENT and facial plastic surgery. For Mr Florian Bast, a leading UK specialist in Rhinoplasty and nasal surgery, delivering [...]

  • Imprivata acquires Verosint to add AI-powered risk signalling to Enterprise Access Management platform 

    Imprivata has announced the acquisition of Verosint, a leader in Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR) solutions. The acquisition represents Imprivata’s latest strategic investment in modernising enterprise access management with solutions that deliver advanced, frictionless, and passwordless access for every user type, including frontline staff, knowledge workers, and third-party identities, while strengthening security, streamlining compliance, [...]

  • HETT 2025: Collaboration, connection and the people powering digital transformation

    From AI to inclusion, HETT 2025 brought together innovators, NHS leaders, and industry partners to explore how technology and people are shaping the future of healthcare. This year’s HETT returned to ExCeL London with renewed purpose. Coming a few weeks after the release of the NHS 10-Year Plan, the event focused on turning ambition into [...]

  • Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells saves 50% of observation time with automated vital signs integration

    Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust (MTW) has achieved significant time savings across its wards by introducing automated vital signs integration into its Sunrise™ Electronic Patient Record (EPR), provided by Altera Digital Health. The trust now estimates a saving of 2.5 minutes per observation, equating to approximately 50 per cent time saving for clinicians to [...]

  • StuffThatWorks today announced the alpha launch of OpenStuff, billed as the world’s first patient-powered AI health search.

    Built on 1.3 billion structured data points shared by over 3 million people living with 1,250 chronic conditions, OpenStuff transforms lived patient health experiences into real-time, actionable insights. More than half of U.S. adults report turning to social media for health information, yet over one-third encounter high levels of misinformation. Large language models now risk [...]

  • Cera’s new, non-home care service lines surpass US$100m revenues – now making up one-fifth of its overall $500m business

    AI-backed home care firm Cera has exceeded US$100m in revenues from non-home care services – now attributing one-fifth of its overall c. $500m business to additional service lines ranging from specialist care to technology and data partnerships.  Since launching in 2016, Cera has disrupted the home care market – developing transformational AI tools including a falls [...]

  • Aide Health launches UK’s first AI scribe designed for patients, not clinicians

    UK digital health innovator Aide Health has launched Mirror, the UK’s first AI-powered scribe for patients, tackling the widespread problem of medical advice being forgotten or misunderstood after appointments. Research shows up to 80 per cent of medical details are forgotten immediately, and of the small amount remembered, nearly half is recalled inaccurately. This problem [...]

  • Magentus expands UK presence in London and Manchester

    Global health technology company Magentus is strengthening its presence in UK healthcare by opening new offices in London and Manchester. Magentus has opened new offices in Farringdon London and at The Chancery in Manchester’s corporate centre, marking a significant milestone in Magentus’s strategic expansion across the UK. These hubs are designed to foster collaboration across [...]