Get the data right and AI makes every second count in modern healthcare
Alongside a redesign of care models to make full use of the amazing power of AI, healthcare providers must also address their ability to handle the data involved. Healthcare stands to benefit hugely from...
Continued investment into surgical robotics will reduce strain on Scotland’s healthcare system, says innovation agency
Continued investment into pioneering surgical robotics will help reduce strain on Scotland’s NHS and improve patient outcomes, a leading innovation agency has said. InnoScot Health, which works to bring innovation...
New body launched to drive transformation across health and care
A new body to drive transformation across the health and care system and the wider public sector will be established on 1 April 2026. Public Services Delivery Scotland (PSD Scotland), replacing...
How user-centred design is reshaping Scotland’s health and care services
Do you know Bill? He’s the guy who works at your local distribution centre to make sure your package turns up next-day delivery. Bill is on a zero-hour contract, so...
Changing the DNA of Care: how earlier insight can strengthen Scotland’s social care system
Scotland’s social care system is under extraordinary pressure. Demand is rising. Workforce shortages are chronic. People are living longer with increasingly complex needs. And yet, rightly, we remain committed to supporting people to...
AI’s coming of age – how artificial intelligence is finally mature enough to be a tool we can trust
AI has, for some time, been a “what if” – a technological potential that could revolutionise the world. For us here at Access, that means optimising social care provision and commissioning. ...
Denmark showcases digital health innovation at Futurescot’s Health & Social Care Transformation event in Glasgow
For decades, Denmark has built a strong international reputation as a frontrunner in the digitalisation of healthcare. Through a clear national strategy, unique health data infrastructure, and close collaboration between...
Why Patient Flow is a patient safety problem – not just an operational one
Across NHS Scotland, patient flow is often framed as an operational challenge: bed capacity, delayed discharges, escalation status and system pressure. These measures matter, but they are symptoms, not causes,...
From digital acquisition to digital exploitation: why NHS frontline productivity depends on adoption
As the NHS transitions from Frontline Digitisation to Frontline Productivity in April 2026, the focus shifts decisively from technology acquisition to technology exploitation. The key question for organisations preparing investment portfolios is no longer...
How exoskeletons are transforming healthcare
At Future Mobility, our mission is clear: to enable people to work safer, for longer, and with greater confidence by implementing innovative wearable technology that supports individuals through their daily...

