NHS

  • App deployed to empower and support frontline workers

    Blink, the “smart employee” app, has been launched officially in an effort to ensure the health and safety of frontline workers during the pandemic.

  • Global “WannaCry” malware attack hits Telefónica, UK’s NHS and more

    Thousands of institutions around the world were subject to a series of "WannaCry" ransom attacks over the weekend (starting Friday, May 12), causing data to be encrypted with a claim for payment. The virus was a malicious program that affects smartphones and computers, encrypts and locks their data so that it cannot be accessed until payment is made.

  • UK set to introduce ‘smart sensors’ to build efficiency in the National Health Service

    A Scottish property technology startup is set to deploy non-intrusive 'smart sensors' in an effort to help the NHS build efficiency within its system. The new sensing technology developed by Scottish startup Beringar is set to drastically overhaul how the UK's National Health Service manages its physical assets in a much more effective manner.

  • World’s first 3D-printed bionic hands for children begin trials

    In Bristol, United Kingdom, the world's first clinical trial of 3D-printed bionic hands for child amputees has begun. The technology is manufactured by a company called Open Bionics based in South Gloucestershire, launched four years ago. Upon success of the trial, the bionic hands will become available on the National health Service.