It is increasingly recognised that third-sector organisations (charities, community groups, social enterprises) in the UK hold a  vast but under-used repository  of knowledge in their project evaluation reports. These reports—often tucked away in organisational archives—constitute a form of grey literature that could provide  rich baseline data , inspire new research ideas, and strengthen the evidence base in public health and social care. The Current Challenge: Barriers to M

Introduction Over the past decade, Scotland has made significant efforts to strengthen public involvement and engagement within health and social care. Through successive legislations, frameworks, and integration initiatives, the Scottish Government has attempted to give communities a real voice in shaping the design, development, and delivery of services. From the creation of  Health Care Partnerships (HCPs) , later evolved into  Health and Social Care Partnerships (HSCPs)  

In a milestone medical event believed to be a world first, surgeons in Scotland and the United States have performed a remote robotic thrombectomy – a specialised stroke treatment that removes a blood clot – using a human cadaver and linking operations across continents. Professor Iris Grunwald of the University of Dundee led the initial phase from the neurosciences suite at Ninewells Hospital in Dundee, operating via the Lithuanian‑developed Sentante robotic system on a cada

As the United Kingdom and India move closer to finalising their  Free Trade Agreement (FTA) , the healthcare and life sciences sectors...