Tag: UK-care-sector
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Samsung Expands SmartThings To Support Remote Family Care
Samsung has updated its SmartThings platform to strengthen remote family care, introducing AI-driven features aimed at supporting ageing relatives living independently.
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Cloud Controlled Robot Promise To Ease Strain On NHS Workforce
A new cloud-based robotics system developed by researchers could help address workforce shortages in hospitals and care environments. The technology promises to automate routine logistical tasks, freeing up staff time and reducing pressure across health and social care services.
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FedEx Partners With Korean Medical Device Body Improving Care Tech Logistics
A new agreement between FedEx and South Korea’s medical device industry body aims to simplify global exports and strengthen supply chains.
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MHRA Expands AI Airlock Funding To Support Safer AI in UK Care
A new £3.6 million funding commitment will allow the UK’s AI Airlock programme to scale up testing of artificial intelligence in healthcare. The move is expected to influence how digital health and care technology is safely introduced across home care and community services.
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UK US Deal To Fast Track Care Technology Into Homes Communities
A new agreement between UK and US regulators could significantly accelerate the rollout of medical devices and digital health tools across the UK.
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China’s Space Healthcare Devices Signal Future Leap for Digital Care Innovation
A Chinese research mission testing healthcare devices in orbit could reshape how medical technology is designed for extreme environments. The innovations being trialled in space may have significant long-term implications for home care technology, digital health, and community-based services in the UK.
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WHOOP’s $575m Funding Boost Highlights Rise of Preventive Digital Health
A major funding round for wearable firm WHOOP reflects growing global interest in predictive health technology.
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Roles Evolve as Care Providers Invest in AI Leadership
Oakland Care’s appointment of a head of AI reflects a wider shift across health and social care, as organisations invest in senior technology roles to support digital transformation.
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TEC Push Paused as Data Gaps Threaten UK Social Care Transformation
A new industry report finds overwhelming support for technology enabled care across the UK, but warns that poor data use and low workforce confidence are slowing progress. Sector leaders say without urgent action, the promise of prevention-led care may not be realised.
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Apple App Store Introduces Medical Device Labels
Apple’s decision to introduce medical device labels on its App Store could have wider implications for how digital health tools are assessed and trusted across the UK.
