Sodexo UK & Ireland has appointed Rob Jepson as CEO of its health and care business, with Philip Leigh taking on strategic projects across the region.
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How modern hospitals rethink communication
Effective communication is key to safe, efficient hospital operations – yet some estates and facilities teams are still relying on fragmented, outdated systems. Kevin Brown, CEO and co-founder of BlueSky Wireless, explores how integrated communication platforms can improve coordination, strengthen compliance, and improve response across healthcare...
Case study: Sustainable switch boosts hygiene
Hospitals are under growing pressure to balance patient comfort with sustainable and cost-effective solutions. Jonas Fribo-Søndergaard, Sustainability expert at Silentia, explores how reusable privacy screens offer a hygienic, eco-friendly alternative to traditional curtains, improving both infection control and patient dignity. By reducing...
From data to decisions: Smart hospital revolution
Healthcare organisations are using digital technologies to create more efficient, sustainable, and patient-focused facilities. Dr Janina Beilner, Senior VP for Healthcare at Siemens, and lecturer in AI and Digitalisation in Healthcare at Friedrich-Alexander University, Nürnberg, in Germany, argues that integrating AI, digital twins, and smart...
Delivering healthcare closer to home
With the Government’s 10 Year Health Plan promising radical change to bolster the NHS for generations to come, designing for healthcare needs to reflect a new form of service delivery. Mark Dando, director of cost management at consultancy Pick Everard, explores how high street locations could be the key to unlocking convenience and ease of access...
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