Healthcare Technology IT, Pharmaceutical Supply Chain

Code, an innovator in healthcare automation and mobile technology, is launching its highly anticipated next generation of wireless handheld barcode readers. Code states that the CR2700 is the new gold standard for healthcare barcode scanning, delivering unmatched reading performance in a seamless package, with inductive charging, to support even the most rigorous infection control practices.

NHS bosses have been discovering the benefits of a Transalis solution for interoperable data management at a major London conference and expo.

When it comes to choosing business partners, financial viability is a critical factor.

Shred-it, the UK information security company and a Stericycle solution, has been helping GP practices, dental surgeries and other medical service providers in the UK ensure confidential paperwork, such as medical records, are securely destroyed when no longer needed.

Digital therapeutics solutions provider Kaia Health, creator of an established back pain app, has raised $10 million in a Series A round led by Balderton Capital to tackle some of the world’s most urgent health challenges, including a range of chronic conditions. The investment will be used to support Kaia Health’s US rollout, including a new office in New York City, and fund further clinical studies.

Systems Technology has acquired FileHound, a browser-based electronic document management solution.

Many EU and US pharma companies are unaware that if a no-deal Brexit is reached between the UK and the EU, they will need to meet a crucial EU export administration deadline by March 29, 2019, a regulatory expert has confirmed.

A veterinary research and development company set to revolutionise the UK and global pet market has filed patents for artificial intelligence (AI) technology.

Talend has announced that Decision Resources Group (DRG) is using Talend Cloud to power its Real World Data Platform, a comprehensive claims and electronic health record repository that covers more than 90% of the US healthcare system.

From easing budgetary pressures to personalising care for chronic conditions, a new study commissioned by Ricoh Europe reveals the disruptive impact new printing technologies are having on European healthcare systems.