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Building trust in our industry

For the last 18 years the Edelman Trust Barometer has tracked levels of trust across the world in the four institutions of business, government, media and NGOs. During that time...

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Digital skills gap hinders UK healthcare innovation

Report calls for greater emphasis on HCPs’ digital and data literacy education

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How Augmented reality is disrupting healthcare

Augmented reality (AR) gained widespread attention in the summer of 2016 with the addictive game, Pokémon Go. But these days, AR is not just for fun. This disruptive technology is...

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Sir Bruce Keogh is appointed chair of judges for HSJ Awards

Sir Bruce Keogh, the former National Medical Director for NHS England, will chair the judges’ panel for the 37th annual HSJ Awards – the world’s largest healthcare awards programme.

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Passing fad or game changer?

Outcomes-based contracting in the life science sector

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Profit: the ugly, dirty truth?

“My shareholders expect me to make the most profit. That's the ugly, dirty truth.”

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Disruptive technologies set to stabilise soaring drug prices

AI and blockchain could accelerate the drug development process, says report

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ABPI explores the future of medicines

Predicts inhalable nanobots and 3D printed medicine patches

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Artificial intelligence in healthcare ‘set for 40% growth to 2024’

And the US, the UK and China are all expected to be front-runners

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Beyond caring: learning from the unsung advocates in cancer care

Macmillan Cancer Support estimates that there are currently around 1.5 million carers caring for someone who has cancer in the UK. Broadly, carers in and outside cancer contribute around £132...

The challenges of making genomics a reality for patients

Collaboration is key

The two ‘c’s’ of public health: confounding and causal inference*

Rerum cognoscere causas. This phrase translates as ‘to know the causes of things’. It is the basis and impetus of public health. But epidemiologists have a different word for it:...

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