We’re kicking off 2017 with a series of free webinars on a subject we’re passionate about – co-creating digital health solutions for citizens, patients and healthcare professionals.

Ferris Bueller once said “Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.”
Okay - no-one should take advice from a 1980’s film character, but I think you should always take a look back before stepping forward. With this in mind let’s take a look at four digital trends that emerged in 2016 and how they will affect how we work in 2017.

With the ever-evolving infrastructure and procurement process within the NHS and the release of reports like the Carter Review (2015), it’s not surprising that healthcare organisations in the UK are looking to improve export strategies and break into new or expand within existing foreign markets to provide a more sustainable level of income.

Nicola Tiffany, HMA’s managing director was delighted to be asked back to judge the prestigious UK Digital Experience Awards 2016 (UKDXA) awards in London on the 2nd December.

We’re delighted to announce that our senior management team (Nicola Tiffany, Steve Pickup & Emma Casimir) have recently completed a management buyout from HMA founders Rob and Diane Hill as part of a long-planned succession strategy.

A clean yet vibrant design with the ability to view the website in Chinese was the brief to bring to life new brand Osmetis.

Here at the HMA offices Client Services Director Emma is packing up her pencil case ready to head off to University this week to start a part-time Masters course in Behaviour Change.

Leading orthopaedic biomaterials manufacturer Ceramisys set HMA a challenge to make an impact at the highly regarded Berlin Eurospine 2016 event by setting a brief to produce its event collateral and stand for the five day exhibition.

‘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.