‘Everything starts with a sketch’. This has always been my philosophy when it comes to design, and it was nice to get some sort of validation on that at the recent BBC design sprint workshop which was part of the Thinking Digital Conference in Manchester last week.

In a bid to immerse myself in the worlds of HMA’s clients, I find myself attending a lot of digital health events but I’ve recently been making an extra effort to keep abreast of the digital landscape outside of the Health, Science & Technology sectors we operate in order to seek inspiration and not become too insular.

Improving its members’ online learning experience and increasing the effectiveness of data reporting were two of the objectives the British Healthcare Business Association (BHBIA) achieved with the delivery of a new responsive training module designed and developed by HMA.

In this blog post, we take a look at the benefits of providing online CPD to healthcare professionals and we’ve also included some top tips if you’re looking to embark on an online CPD project within your organisation.

Do you run a membership organisation? Here we look at the benefits and points to consider in moving to a fully integrated digital platform.

If you own or run a website It’s important to understand that the internet is more than just the pages and sites you visit, and the funny cat videos you watch.

Buzzing away behind the scenes is a complex network of traffic, being swapped between your local network, your ISP and, ultimately, the internet backbone, which is a brutishly powerful network of supercomputers and routing systems.

HMA is thrilled to have recently won a competitive tender process to reimagine the online offering for Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (LYPFT) with the delivery of a new website.

It’s that time of year again as the HMA fantasy football league kicks off this Saturday alongside the start of football’s Premier League.

Co-creation or co-design is the buzz word at the moment, and I believe it’s a valuable one – I found an article recently which defined the co-design process as ‘group therapy to bridge the client-user gap’ which resonated with me and the experiences we have had in this area.