Artificial intelligence is quickly becoming part of the conversation in almost every workplace. In procurement and the public sector, it is increasingly positioned as a way to save time, reduce administration, improve...

The UK public sector represents one of the country’s largest commercial markets, yet it is often presented to suppliers through classifications, notice structures and terminology designed around procurement systems rather than the...

High blood pressure affects millions of people across the UK, but for some, it is a symptom of an underlying hormonal condition that often goes unrecognised. Primary aldosteronism—sometimes known as Conn’s syndrome—is...

Artificial intelligence is changing the way organisations work, particularly in procurement, where it has the potential to simplify complex tasks, improve access to information and support better decision-making. New tools are emerging...

Explore how the UK public and NHS staff view digital technology and AI in healthcare, including trust, safety concerns and the role of the NHS App.

Human in the loop AI is going to be the difference between “useful assistant” and “future PACAC inquiry exhibit”. Under the Procurement Act 2023, that line really matters. Below is a practical,...

The NHS’s new 10‑Year Health Plan for England is ambitious, radical and long overdue. It pledges to move from reactive care to proactive prevention, to decentralise bureaucracy in favour of local, patient‑centred...

Searching through a large procurement catalogue can be daunting – especially in the UK public sector where naming conventions vary widely. The NHS Supply Chain alone manages a catalogue of more than...