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Peter Gardner's coverage heavily focuses on the automotive industry, including car registrations, electric vehicles, auto parts, and automotive technology. His articles often include press releases and private sector announcements related to the UK's national focus.
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Cord, the British e-mobility brand making EV charging positively easy, has launched EVIRA — a professional-grade portable EV charger purpose-built for automotive workshops, Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI) sites and car dealerships.
By: Peter Gardner
Westpac is the best of the bunch, while the disappointment has been a surprise to many.
By: Dawn Dowding, Peter Gardner, Frances Healey, Natasha Alvarado, Lynn Mcvey, V-Lin Cheong, Nick Hardiker, Rebecca Randell, Alison Lynch, Hadar Zaman
Objective To explore why there is variation in implementation of multifactorial falls prevention practices that are recommended to reduce falls risks for older patients in hospital.Design Mixed method, realist evaluation.Setting Three older persons and three orthopaedic wards in acute hospitals in England.Participants Healthcare professionals, including nurses, therapists and doctors (n=40), and patients aged 65 and over, and carers (n=31).Intervention We examined mechanisms hypothesised to underpin the implementation of multifactorial falls risk assessment and multidomain, personalised prevention plans.Primary and secondary outcome measures We developed an explanation detailing that how contextual factors supported or constrained implementation of recommended falls prevention practices.Results Nurses led delivery of falls risk assessment and prevention planning using their organisation’s electronic health records (EHR) to guide and document these practices. Implementation of recommended practices was influenced by (1) organisational EHR systems that differed in falls risk assessment items they included, (2) competing priorities on nurse time that could reduce falls risk assessment to a tick box exercise, encourage ‘blanket’ rather than tailored interventions and that constrained nurse time with patients to personalise prevention plans and (3) established but not recommended falls prevention practices, such as risk screening, that focused multidisciplinary communication on patients screened as at high risk of falls and that emphasised nursing, rather than Multidisciplinary Team (MDT), responsibility for preventing falls through constant patient supervision.Conclusions To promote consistent delivery of multifactorial falls prevention practices, and to help ease the nursing burden, organisations should consider how electronic systems and established ward-based practices can be reconfigured to support greater multidisciplinary staff and patient and carer involvement in modification of individual falls risks.Data are available on reasonable request. The datasets generated during the current study are not publicly available because ethical approval for the study does not allow sharing of data outside the study team. The datasets analysed during the current study are available from the corresponding author on reasonable request and subject to necessary ethical approval.
By: Humanities Crassh, Tobias Müller, Peter Gardner
Tobias Müller Peter Gardner First published: 24 June 2026 ABSTRACT
By: Peter Gardner
Copper is King! BHP delivers big FY26 results & highest dividend in 4 years
Thirteen is unlucky for some. For income investors, it just showed up as a 13% year-on-year lift in the total dollar value of dividends announced through August reporting season.
All the hits, misses, and traps from the 2026 ASX August reporting period.
