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Healthcare build projects: Has AI killed the approved supplier list?

Healthcare build projects: Has AI killed the approved supplier list?

Paul Houston, co-founder of Catalyst Marketing Agency, argues that being an approved NHS trust supplier is no longer the guarantee it used to be
EXCLUSIVE: Surgical Elective Centre at the John Radcliffe Hospital targets October opening

EXCLUSIVE: Surgical Elective Centre at the John Radcliffe Hospital targets October opening

On a site tour of the new five-storey building, MTX has shown Building Better Healthcare the new hybrid theatres to combine operating and scanning
Why must new interventional radiology systems move the system, not the patient?

Why must new interventional radiology systems move the system, not the patient?

Daniel Brearley from Canon Medical Systems UK gives the rationale for moving the system in this key step in a healthcare journey
The GP surgery isn’t dying, but it can’t stay the same: what needs to change?

The GP surgery isn’t dying, but it can’t stay the same: what needs to change?

Community-based healthcare is a clear focus going forward. As such, Julian Titz from Asterix says GP surgeries need to rethink their models, with balancing remote and physical appointments a key decision
Healthcare construction in 2026: Four global shocks and their impact

Healthcare construction in 2026: Four global shocks and their impact

Colin Boyd from Bouygues UK talks about the impact he is seeing on the UK’s healthcare construction sector from ongoing global disruption
"Zero-touch": The digital bedside manner

"Zero-touch": The digital bedside manner

While ‘zero-touch’ IT support is often positioned as a step forward for digital healthcare, its real-world impact on clinicians and patient care is raising concerns. Paul Mathews from Serbus, explores the growing disconnect between automation and usability, and argues for a more balanced, human-centred approach
The NHS Premises Assurance Model: How it works and what you need to do

The NHS Premises Assurance Model: How it works and what you need to do

Les Bewick from SFG20 breaks down the basics of what is needed for the annual PAM submission that trusts need to complete
Avoiding spreadsheet chaos: technology to simplify paying contractors in construction

Avoiding spreadsheet chaos: technology to simplify paying contractors in construction

Payapps’ Anthony Puma examines the disruptive challenges facing contractors and subcontractors working in the healthcare construction sector and highlights how fragmented manual payment processes add unnecessary burden
Cancer care design: The dos and don’ts of bespoke design

Cancer care design: The dos and don’ts of bespoke design

Dame Laura Lee DBE, Chief Executive of Maggie’s and Craig Chandler, Project Manager at Sir Robert McAlpine, discuss how Maggie’s centres aim to improve patient wellbeing
Design in Mental Health 2026: The highlights

Design in Mental Health 2026: The highlights

Sophie Bullimore explains what you missed at the annual mental healthcare-focused exhibition, conference and awards
Winners revealed for Design in Mental Health Awards

Winners revealed for Design in Mental Health Awards

The winners have been revealed at the annual event in Coventry
How climate change and water shortages could drive new Legionella risks across UK healthcare estates

How climate change and water shortages could drive new Legionella risks across UK healthcare estates

Pete Gunn, Senior Consultant at the Water Hygiene Centre, examines how increasing pressures on the UK’s water supply infrastructure could create new Legionella management challenges
The King's Speech: Is a "Single Patient Record" in the NHS becoming a reality?

The King's Speech: Is a "Single Patient Record" in the NHS becoming a reality?

The government has officially put forward its NHS Modernisation Bill, and a SPR is a headline concept featured in the document
Why one-size-fits-all rural healthcare hubs will fail: a look at scale and design choices

Why one-size-fits-all rural healthcare hubs will fail: a look at scale and design choices

As the NHS shifts towards community-based care, rural healthcare presents a unique challenge. Sophie Bullimore speaks to Francis Gallagher from HKS Architects about what successful healthcare facilities look like in these remote communities
Why healthcare buildings must be designed for low-temperature heat

Why healthcare buildings must be designed for low-temperature heat

Harry Davis, Founder and Managing Director at Eden Energy Partners, explains why healthcare buildings must be designed around low-temperature heat from the outset
Why zero-touch IT support is failing frontline healthcare staff

Why zero-touch IT support is failing frontline healthcare staff

Paul Mathews, Sector Lead Health at Serbus, explains why NHS Trusts must adopt a more balanced, human-centred approach to IT support to protect patient care
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