June saw the inevitable anticipation, excitement and swift disappointment as the World Cup in Brazil began and ended for England in the quickest time since 1958. Wimbledon also served up […]

I attended a Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) debate at the House of Commons yesterday, looking at PR ethics and wearable technology, proposing that it is an ethical nightmare […]

I remember my university lecturer citing an example in class once – British Airways had a problem, they were losing to the competition, and they had no idea why. They […]

Week 1: World Cup fever in our office

A lot goes on in healthcare and the NHS in a month and here at Aurora we recognise that you haven’t got the time to read everything and keep up […]

In my last blog, I discussed the advantages care.data (the NHS’s answer to the future of better care and management) can bring to the UK healthcare system and improvements for […]

It’s been merger and acquisition ‘May’hem as the Pfizer – AstraZeneca takeover bid continued, reaching fever pitch at the end of the month as the deadline for offers approached. It […]

There was an air of purpose and direction at the conference this year – much more so than last year when NICE was still in the midst of trying to […]

The Latin meaning for April is ‘to open’, which lends itself very well to the health news seen this month. We have seen the beginning of new collaborations between pharma […]

A lot goes on in healthcare and the NHS in a month and here at Aurora we recognise that you haven’t got the time to read everything and keep up-to-date […]