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By Sascha Giese, Head Geek™ at SolarWinds As our cities continue to grow in population density, the need for positive environmental action on a domestic and global scale grows more urgent. However, the sheer complexity of contemporary urban living means city planners need more actionable insight into the factors affecting issues such as air quality Continue reading How a Business IT Mindset Can Help Smart Cities Maintain Cleaner Air
UK public servants see biggest shift to remote working compared to European counterparts, and over half now want to continue working from home post Covid-19 A third (37%) of UK public servants say their IT hindered their ability to respond to the crisis 58% say that a remote delivery model can maintain or improve Continue reading Exclusive Report: IT hinders UK public sector response to Pandemic, finds major pan-European study
The Prime Minister will tomorrow publish a Covid Winter Plan, setting out the next phase of the government’s Covid response. On Monday, he will confirm national restrictions will end on 2 December and set out how England will move back into a three-tiered, regional set of restrictions. Whilst some local measures will be similar to Continue reading PM to confirm national restrictions will end on 2 December
CMO, Dr Frank Atherton The Chief Medical Officer for Wales has welcomed the news that a Covid-19 vaccine could be ready this year but has warned “that these are very early days”. Dr Frank Atherton said it could be towards the end next year before a vaccine was rolled out fully to all Continue reading Wales Chief Medical Officer welcomes encouraging vaccine news but urges us all to continue to ‘stay safe’
Steve Swinden, Flamefast CEO, with CO2 monitor Reporter: Stacy Clarke A report by Government scientists suggested that coronavirus could be checked using CO2 monitors. As pupils and teachers return to classrooms after half term, major concern is currently being expressed throughout the UK for their health and safety and the threat of airborne Continue reading Carbon dioxide monitors could warn of unsafe Covid transmission indoors, scientists say
Influential digital health leader joins growing not-for-profit consultancy committed to ‘making a difference to and for the NHS’ Andy Kinnear Andy Kinnear is to join Ethical Healthcare Consulting, a growing community interest company that is proud to be the only not-for-profit digital health consultancy in the UK. The former chair of Continue reading Andy Kinnear joins Ethical Healthcare Consulting
Responding to the news that Wales will go into a national lockdown from Friday 23 October to Monday 9 November, Plaid Cymru Leader Adam Price MS told GPSJ: “A fire break is a last resort and should only be used in an emergency. We are now in an emergency. “The time the fire break buys
By Sascha Giese, Head Geek™, SolarWinds Sascha Giese, Head Geek™, SolarWinds As the second half of the year gets well underway, and lockdown restrictions generally continue to ease, one of the main topics of concern is a “second wave” of COVID-19 potentially hitting the U.K. in the coming weeks or months. With some Continue reading Weathering the Storm: Prepare Your IT to Ride the “Second Wave”
The rapid deployment of healthcare technology has been one of the most commented features of the NHS’ response to the coronavirus pandemic. Yet a significant minority of patients cannot benefit from new, digital services; and risk being overlooked in the rush to go ‘digital first’ in a post-Covid reset. So what can be done to Continue reading Getting digital inclusion onto the health and care agenda
SafeGroup Covid-19 disinfection vehicle Reporter: Allan Roach – News It may look like an unequal contest between a space astronaut and an 23t excavator – but this is how lives are being protected in the construction and quarrying industries. A decontamination technician from SafeGroup wearing a full body suit and powered respirator gives Continue reading We come in peace to protect you from Covid-19
Reporter: Stuart Littleford The Covid–19 pandemic has not only caused worldwide deaths and suffering but has also resulted in a dramatic change in healthcare working practices. In the post Covid–19 world, there will need to be a re-evaluation of how healthcare is delivered and managed. There will be more reliance on remote working together with Continue reading The imminent challenge of non-Covid-19 patients within the NHS and how Lexacom will support new ways of working in healthcare
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