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Health services around the world are straining to prepare their health systems and infrastructure for the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. Whilst the final impact of the outbreak cannot be predicted, the unprecedented influx of critical care patients expected to hit hospitals globally means healthcare professionals and services are scrambling to respond. St George’s University of London…

Whether you’re young and at school, you’ve recently graduated, or you’ve been in the same job for some time, there’s the chance you haven’t quite yet got to where you want to be in terms of having your dream job. The issue for many is either how to get to their final destination, or perhaps even…

To learn more about coronavirus, join our free online course COVID-19: Tackling the Novel Coronavirus, created by leading health experts at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine.The effects of coronavirus are having a devastating impact on health services around the world. Beyond the immediate threat to life, COVID-19 is also laying waste to…

To learn more about coronavirus, join our free online course COVID-19: Tackling the Novel Coronavirus, created by leading health experts at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine.The emerging coronavirus pandemic has swept from China across the world, resulting in a blaze of headlines warning of an increasing number of cases, shutdowns and the…

Over the past ten years, remote working has moved further and further into the public consciousness. For better or worse, technology has made business portable. Got a phone, laptop or tablet and a Wifi or 3G connection? Step into your office.Modern tech combined with a growing focus on work-life balance has seen companies make moves to…

To learn more about coronavirus, join our free online course COVID-19: Tackling the Novel Coronavirus, created by leading health experts at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine. You can recognise the term COVID-19, you’ve learned something about washing your hands whilst singing Happy Birthday twice, and you’ve heard mutterings about coronavirus being engineered in…

It’s hard to escape any news about the coronavirus at the moment, or its official medical term – COVID-19.Although we’re seeing a lot of people respond to the news about this new illness in different ways, some reactions have been more extreme than others.When it comes to online learning about the disease, we round up…

With 130,000 cases in 125 countries and sadly almost 5,000 deaths so far – including 8 in the UK – the novel coronavirus outbreak now constitutes a pandemic, according to the World Health Organisation.As conflicting information flies around the internet, it’s never been more crucial to stay informed and receive expert advice about how we…

Since the first case of coronavirus on 1st December 2019, there have been over 100,000 cases of the disease worldwide, in over 65 countries. Despite the extreme measures taken to try and reduce the spread, the WHO has been careful not to call it a pandemic at this stage. You may remember previous pandemics that have…

You can recognise the term COVID-19, you’ve learned something about washing your hands whilst singing Happy Birthday twice, and you’ve heard mutterings about coronavirus being engineered in a lab. You’ve probably heard soundbites on coronavirus everyday for a month now. But during outbreaks, it can be hard to separate reliable information from rumour. We’ve put together information…