The UK’s medicines regulator has launched a consultation on allowing CE-marked medical devices to be recognised indefinitely in Great Britain. The move aims to safeguard access to critical health technologies while reducing regulatory barriers for manufacturers and supporting innovation across the UK care sector.
Continue reading MHRA proposes indefinite recognition of CE-marked medical devices in UK
Artificial intelligence is increasingly being deployed to improve safety and care quality for residents living with dementia. A new partnership in Canada highlights how non-intrusive monitoring technology could support staff, reduce falls and improve clinical insight in long-term care environments Continue reading AI Monitoring System Aims to Transform Dementia Care in Care Homes
New survey findings from the Department of Health and Social Care, show steady progress in digitising England’s adult social care sector, but significant gaps remain. While digital social care records are now widely used, more than a quarter of providers still report using no care technology to support care delivery. Continue reading Care Technology Adoption Grows, But 27% of Providers Still Offline
A major technology rollout in Australia’s residential care sector is offering insights for the UK care market. Continue reading AI and IoT Care Technology Secures $8.8m Deal to Transform Aged Care Monitoring
Singapore has become the first country to achieve the World Health Organization’s highest regulatory classification for medical devices.
Continue reading Singapore sets global benchmark for regulating medical devices and digital health
