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Burgopak partner with papermill Mohawk, creating sustainable CBD packaging
Blending expertise with sister company Duallok, Burgopak launched Kolluda in 2020 – a contemporary and brand-defining packaging range meeting the needs of the rapidly growing CBD and wellness industry. For the full press release and assets or to contact the press team, click…
Read moreHow Healthcare Costs Can Affect Retirement Planning
Robert W. Bache (aka "Medicare Bob") is founder and chief of sales for Senior Healthcare Direct, an AmeriLife company. People in their 50s, 60s and 70s wear many hats: taking care of elderly parents, financially supporting grown children, working full- or part-time and volunteering in their communities—all while managing their growing healthcare needs. Baby boomers have redefined retirement, and today it looks completely different than it did a generation ago. There are reasons for that: People who are of retirement age now face a greater number of post-work years because we’re living longer. Retirement might last decades. Americans who reach age 65 could live another 20 or 30 years according to the CDC. And while that sounds impressive, for many people, rising healthcare costs make these extra years just plain unaffordable.
Read morePatient-Centered Medtech Calls for More Gender Diversity in Engineering
GE Healthcare's Betty Larson explains why it is important to take further steps in STEM representation. Read more here.
Read moreSupply & Demand Networking Event - Health & Social Care Sector
Register here for a networking event that brings together the health and social care sector with the telecoms sector #5G #Healthcare #Socialcare.
Read moreInnovationRx: Wartime Attacks On Healthcare: Plus, 1 In 5 May Develop Long Covid
InnovationRx is your weekly digest of healthcare news. To get it in your inbox, subscribe here. Some of the most iconic images from the war in Ukraine include pregnant women evacuating a maternity hospital bombed by Russian forces. The dispatches from Mariupol in March showed blatant violations of international human rights law that prohibit attacks on healthcare facilities and transport. The World Health Organization has confirmed 253 attacks on healthcare and 75 related deaths in Ukraine so far this year. But these attacks aren’t an isolated occurrence. In 2021, there were 1,335 incidents of violence or obstruction against health facilities and workers across 49 countries, according to the latest report from the Safeguarding Health in Conflict Coalition released this week.
Read moreMicrosoft Sentinel boosts visibility into your threatscape
Unclear of how MicrosoftUK Sentinel can benefit the #security of your business? Download Insight eBook here.
Read moreHow To Make Individual Healthcare Data Ownership A Reality
Noosheen Hashemi is founder and CEO of January AI. The health tech sector is expanding rapidly, having received an infusion of capital at the start of the pandemic that is proving to be a new status quo. The outlook is promising for what continued digitization and technological innovation can bring when it comes to healthcare. And one of the most exciting things happening in the health tech space doesn’t require the design of new technologies or the development of new therapies; rather, it’s a smarter and more efficient way of leveraging what we already have: healthcare data.
Read moreIntegrating Garmin into a running app
Did you know that bene : studio have been working on a running companion app with Coopah? What makes this project really interesting is that they had to integrate Garmin into the client's system to have better functionality. Read more here.
Read moreHow Web 3.0 Might Revolutionize Healthcare
Founder & CEO at Indus Net Technologies (INT.) — Delivering #DigitalSuccess at the confluence of technology, analytics & marketing. When we first started experiencing the information-relaying power of the internet, there were no trust or centralization issues, simply because the underlying tech tools powering Web 1.0—SMTP and HTTP—were credibly neutral. These open-source protocols were incapable of censoring, controlling or misusing user trust. However, gigantic corporations soon realized that openness and lack of control over internet users were bad for business. So, in came Web 2.0, with a two-chapter playbook: own the code and leverage user data to create value for company founders and investors.
Read morePatient information leaflets (PIL) are a crucial piece of medical document
Read My Language Connection blog post and learn more about why accurate and honest translations are a must to ensure patient safety in the use of medical devices or products. Click here.
Read moreIn need of new #giftcard #packaging?
Then call Burgopak on +44 20 7089 1950 to discuss your project and receive your free #Burgopak samples. Read more by visiting their website here.
Read moreWhere will #healthcare disruption take us?
Healthcare has always been an industry of technology and innovation. Find out from Intersystems Don Woodlock’s PULSE blog here.
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