Click Finder analysed 84 occupations and more than 100 human skills to identify which capabilities are hardest for AI systems to replicate.
The tool uses voice and screen-driven technology to help NHS and private practice staff draft patient notes, aiming to cut admin time.
The University of Manchester found jobs where staff could not attend healthcare appointments during normal hours were linked to poorer health.
Personal Group has formed a new partnership with DocHQ to strengthen access to affordable healthcare for employees.
The partnership will see up to 150 Care Fertility colleagues trained across multiple specialist areas, aiming to improve patient care.
Other large and super large firms listed were Alternative Futures Group, Coloplast, Eakin Healthcare, HealthHero, Newmedica and Pharmacy2U.
Services available through both trusts include GP consultations, referrals, tests, treatments, physiotherapy, mental health support, and wellness programmes.
Mark Hamson at Westfield Health, discusses making private healthcare more accessible to tackle worsening worker health.
53% of respondents said they strongly supported more specialty training places, and nearly 40% strongly supported increasing the number of medical academics.
Howden’s research found that 27% of adults have paid for private treatment themselves in the past five years.
The BMA’s survey found that 67% of consultants who took part said they would be willing to strike, rising to 82% among SAS doctors.
The initiative is backed by organisations including City & Guilds, Gateway Qualifications, NCFE, NOCN Group and OAL, and aims to strengthen the future talent pipeline across both clinical and non-clinical roles.