Generally, our analysis of the past month’s articles reveals two or three leading topics, each having featured in a similar number of articles. However, topping the movers and shakers list […]

In my last post, I suggested that we should want Britain to be a knowledge economy and we should demonstrate this in our greatest asset – our health system – […]

Viral: a social information flow process, where many people simultaneously forward a specific information item, over a short period of time, within their social networks, and where the message spreads […]

British history is marked by innovation, exploration and a commitment to societal welfare – all of these positives are reflected in the argument for greater use of health data. So […]

We made it – January is finally over! We now have the rest of 2014 to look forward to. However, being a scientist at heart I couldn’t resist conducting some […]

For many of us, we see Apple as the pinnacle of consumer technology innovation. So when the iPhone 5S was launched, I was curious as to why the brochure highlighted […]

Happy New Year everyone! With the festive period well and truly over what better way to start the New Year with a new diet plan, exercise regime and Aurora top […]

Activating the public’s voice in healthcare priority setting intuitively makes sense but can be laden with challenges and risks marginalising those voices that most need to be heard. Surely these […]

Individual need vs. collective good, healthcare prioritisation and the quantified self. Big concepts. Timely concepts. A period of technological change and super-consumerism is colliding with health policy and the energy […]

A word from Aurora, goddess of the dawn I like to think of multichannel in terms of Greek mythology; it is the mythical beast that must be tamed or slayed, […]