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£250m invested in NHS technology to modernise diagnostics

Government injects nearly £250m to digitise diagnostics care across the NHS using the latest technology

Oldham community diagnostic centre plan pushes forward

One-stop-shop will bring diagnostics into communities to enable earlier detection and treatment of disease

Mobile healthcare units play vital role in new trial

EMS Healthcare provides 11 units for the NHS-Galleri trial of revolutionary new blood test

Comment: Unlocking efficiency gains through cross-site reporting of diagnostic imaging

David Howard of Change Healthcare, formerly McKesson Imaging & Workflow Solutions, argues that cross-site reporting is key to unlocking transformat...

New UK Government COVID testing site opens in Glasgow

Walk-through facility is located within Glasgow Caledonian University

New £1m research project to explore digital future of blood testing

Study will look at potential for remote blood testing and the impact of digital technologies

Q&A: Patient monitoring technology - the future of medicine?

Chris Subbe on the impact of modern patient monitoring technology on hospital outcomes

MAT delivers a new CL3 laboratory for University Hospital Crosshouse

The upgraded laboratory increases the hospital’s Containment Level 3 capacity, allowing it to work with a wider range of pathogens, including coron...

High-security modular laboratory solution supports UK health sector

Ground-breaking collaboration creates rapidly-deployable laboratory and test facility

Comment: Automating healthcare: Balancing efficiency and ethics

Michael Breggar, managing partner at Infosys Consulting, explains how AI is transforming healthcare, but what this means ethically

Breakthrough in COVID-19 testing

Clinical evaluation confirms accuracy of COVID-19 LAMP test, even in cases where patients do not display symptoms

Empowering labs of the future: the urgent need for clinical context

Laboratory professionals must be given detailed clinical information to make decisions on the most effective testing for patients, writes Martin Wi...