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Why screens aren't always king for school magazines
Autumn is the season for annual school magazines. All the details of the previous academic year have finally been chased down, compiled, sent off to the designer, and now available to read via pdf, an online turnpage platform, and even – shock – in a printed publication. Many schools have seemingly done away with a printed annual, and perhaps understandably.
Welcome Enzyme to the Greenlight Guru Family
At Greenlight Guru, our mission has always been to empower MedTech and life sciences innovators with the tools they need to bring safe, effective, and life-changing products to market—faster and with more confidence. Today, I’m excited to share that Greenlight Guru has acquired Enzyme, a modern quality management system (QMS) company for life sciences organizations. Founded in 2017, Enzyme has helped life sciences companies bring safe, effective products to market.
Prioritizing Compliance Along Health Care’s Digital Transformation Journey
The COVID-19 crisis has necessitated technological advancements across the board as many industries have gone remote. FairWarning CEO Ed Holmes discusses what the health care industry should do as this transformation is underway to build patient trust and ensure compliance. All health care organizations are on a journey toward digital transformation to create a more seamless patient experience, provide stronger clinical insights and deliver improved care outcomes.
Reexamining data privacy and protection amid COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced companies to restructure many areas of operation, including their approach to cybersecurity and data privacy. The spotlight has been placed on healthcare data and how it can and should be used to combat the spread of the virus. As security and privacy professionals, our attention is honed in on the debate surrounding contact tracing and the collection of COVID-19 health data because it will set a precedent for data collection and impact future privacy laws.
International fraud: how long can you bring claims for in multiple jurisdictions? | Lexology
The High Court has refused an application to adjourn a challenge to its jurisdiction in an international fraud case on the basis that to do so would delay the challenge for up to two years, which it considered to be too long. In a finely balanced decision, the court was concerned that an adjournment might deny the defendants the right to challenge the court’s jurisdiction under the lis pendens rules.
January 11, 2018 Vol.40 No.40
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November 2, 2017 Vol.40 No.32
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Ed Holmes: Dire employment outcomes for people with disabilities demand radical reform
The Queen’s speech laid out the vision of “helping working people get on, supporting aspiration, giving new opportunities to the most disadvantaged.” While there have been big steps forward in helping many groups into work over the last few decades – with lone parent benefit claims around half their peak and unemployment claims a fraction of their ’80s and ’90s level – job outcomes for people with health conditions or disabilities have been the key failure of welfare policy in recent years.
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