A rollout of speech recognition technology at Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust has saved more than 15,000 hours of staff time.
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Supporting young people through apprenticeships
At IHEEM’s annual Wales Regional Conference at ICC Wales, Jason Yi, associate director and healthcare business leader for global consultancy Arup, and assistant project manager and successful Arup apprentice Kate Yeomans, discussed the importance of private sector apprenticeship programs in bringing young people into the healthcare sector. HEJ...
COVER STORY: Emergency lighting: a critical strategic asset
As NHS estates face increasing operational pressure, emergency lighting has evolved far beyond a compliance requirement. P4 explores how self-testing technology, intelligent monitoring, and connected emergency lighting systems are helping healthcare organisations improve resilience, reduce maintenance burdens, and support compliance with BS 5266.
Communications and operational resilience
Medical emergency communications still rely on single channel systems vulnerable to a single point of failure. James Bushell, head of product at Critico, explains why communication resilience must be considered with the same engineering discipline applied to other critical services.
Utilisation technology can transform estates
With NHS estates facing mounting maintenance backlogs, limited capital funding, and rising demand for services, making better use of existing space has never been more important. Tony Booty, director at Abintra, explains how, by combining occupancy sensors, environmental monitoring, and strategic estate planning, healthcare organisations can...
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