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Welsh Government Opens £250,000 Equipment Fund to NHS Health Boards and Care Bodies
A Welsh Government capital fund worth up to £250,000 per project has opened its doors to NHS health boards and third sector care organisations, alongside universities and private business. With applications closing on 25 September, providers and commissioners across Wales have a narrow window to secure funding for equipment that current budgets rarely stretch to…
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King’s College Hospital Trust Rolls Out Robotic Hip and Knee Replacement at Orpington
The Elective Orthopaedic Centre at Orpington Hospital has installed the Stryker Mako robotic-arm system, becoming the first NHS site in South East London to offer robot-assisted joint replacement. For a trust managing around 100 procedures a year through the new technology, the move sits at the intersection of surgical precision, workforce training and the NHS’s… Continue reading King’s College Hospital Trust Rolls Out Robotic Hip and Knee Replacement at Orpington
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Inside the VR Headsets Being Trialled in a Sussex Dementia Care Setting
Port Manor Care Home in Seaford has begun using 360-degree virtual reality headsets within its new Memory Lane Community, part of a growing move to bring reminiscence-based technology into specialist dementia care.
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£1.65m Quantum Health Fund Targets Home Monitoring And Early Diagnosis
Seventeen early-stage quantum health projects have received £1.65 million from the National Institute for Health and Care Research, spanning home eye monitoring, ICU risk prediction and neurophysiological markers of Alzheimer’s disease.
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Bereaved Families Take On Oxevision as NHS Adoption Figures Are Disputed
Leicestershire Partnership Trust has told the Lampard Inquiry why it abandoned a bedroom monitoring system that a neighbouring trust is expanding across every inpatient unit.
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Why a New Hormone-Tracking Patch Matters for NHS Digital Plans
A US biotech has recorded the first continuous read of cortisol taken directly from human skin, using the same aptamer technology that underpins next-generation glucose sensors.
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