While many may feel that ‘normal service’ has been resumed in the white house, there are still unprecedented challenges facing the still young administration.

Cummings’ mudslinging reveals a dysfunctional culture within the central government that has them unprepared for crisis.

We ignore the state of global vaccine distribution at our peril.

The pandemic has caused unprecdented disruption to elective care across the globe, what steps are different countries taking to stem growing backlogs in care across the sector?

Part Two: Driving change through NHS infrastructure. IQVIA and Public Policy Projects convened a virtual summit of experts to discuss developments in genomics and precision medicine in the context of unleashing the potential of global Britain for life sciences

ICJ Editor Francesco Tamilia spoke with several infectious diseases experts to understand how climate change impacts the transmission of infectious diseases and what can be done to minimise and mitigate their impact on people’s health.

Part One: Competition and collaboration. IQVIA and Public Policy Projects convened a virtual summit of experts to discuss developments in genomics and precision medicine in the context of unleashing the potential of global Britain for life sciences.

Without honestly identifying, recognising, and rectifying the structural barriers to global genomic collaboration, equity across the field of genomics will never be achieved.

With current discussion around integrated care at a fever pitch, what does it actually mean for health and care delivery?

The CLINITEST Rapid COVID-19 Antigen Test from Siemens Healthineers helps identify infected individuals in 15 minutes so they can isolate sooner and avoid spreading coronavirus.

Gavin Bashar, UK MD of Tunstall Healthcare, discusses the latest White Paper released by Tunstall Healthcare and Public Policy Projects, and the role of technology in supporting health and care services during COVID-19 and beyond.

The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated the digital transformation of health and care. However, the implementation of this digital transition represents a monumental challenge for the healthcare sector. How can we harness this momentum and continue to deliver digital transformation at pace?

How do we harness innovation to restore cancer services through Covid-19 and beyond? This question found its way under the microscope at the Public Policy Projects Virtual Annual Conference 2020, bringing a panel of experts together to address it.

At a system-level, there is much to be done to allow new life-saving technology to permeate across health and care.

At the 2020 Virtual Public Policy Projects Annual Conference, Ben Reed, Product Manager of Syngo & Digital Services for Siemens Healthineers explained how revolutionary digital services are changing the way we tackle workforce issues.

Cloud technology is allowing a digital thread of innovation throughout the healthcare sector, says the healthcare team at Amazon Web Services.

Connected care and health solutions provider Tunstall Healthcare launched its Carecom care assist system to the UK care home market in early 2020. Since then, it has become even more vital as the Covid-19 crisis hit and the product was utilised to support care homes to keep residents and staff safe.

Innovation in healthcare is developing at an alarming rate. How can we harness this technology to streamline the acute sector?

One-in-seven UK women will be diagnosed with breast cancer during their lifetime. Screening for breast cancer and catching the disease early is crucial. Explore how the process has changed over time.

The pandemic has created a cauldron of challenges for our mental health and wellbeing, but it has also provided fresh impetus for change.

Tunstall Healthcare has won the ‘Leading Innovators in Assisted Living Technology 2020’ award at the Healthcare & Pharmaceutical Awards 2020, and the ‘Best Non-Clinical Equipment, Product or Service Supplier’ for its nurse call system, Tunstall Carecom, in the Care Home Awards 2020.