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Leader Live
15-06-2025
- Health
- Leader Live
Hundreds complete Race for Life at Alyn Waters Country Park
The Cancer Research UK Race For Life event took place at Alyn Waters Country Park in Llay on Sunday morning. Starting out on grass, the course was designed to take runners into the woodland on gravel paths, following a largely flat route with a couple of small climbs in the woods. Runners setting off on Sunday morning (Image: Staff) Will Peters from Wrexham and Andrew Slinn from Anglesey (Image: Staff) Elen and Leonie Griffiths from Coedpoeth (Image: Staff) Nigel Hughes from Wrexham (Image: Staff) Hundreds of runners attended to take part - supported by even more friends and family - and were led through a big group warmup routine before setting off. Laura Cass, Cancer Research Event Manager, told the Leader: "We have 400 participants taking part today in our 3k, 5k and 10k events. "We're aiming to raise £35,000 and (as of 11am) we've already raised over £25,000 - which is brilliant. Runners setting off on Sunday morning (Image: Staff) Benjamin and Stef Heath from Wrexham (Image: Staff) Andrew Griffiths from Gresford and Kelly Whiting from Prestatyn (Image: Staff)"The weather has turned out lovely as well; it's a beautiful day to be in Wrexham. "It's really uplifting to see everyone here as a community, helping to raise money for Cancer Research." Many were taking part in such an event for the first time, including 64-year-old Nigel Hughes, from Wrexham. Phoebe Ainsworth from Longton, Preston, and Cameron Jones from Machynlleth (Image: Staff) Group warmup before the run begins (Image: Staff) He said: "It's really great to be taking part today. I've been walking my dog for preparation." Andrew Griffiths, from Gresford, took part in the 10k with his daughter Kelly Whiting. After crossing the finish line, Mr Griffiths said: "That was great - it was pretty tough in the last quarter though!"
Yahoo
07-03-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Brightly Software adds cloud-based module to TheWorxHub to support hospital teams
US-based software Brightly Software has added a new cloud-based module to its TheWorxHub platform to simplify compliance management for hospital facilities teams. The Compliance Pro module aims to centralise and digitise compliance-related activities, directly linking them to computer maintenance management system (CMMS) work orders. It is designed to help hospitals meet strict regulatory compliance standards, which usually require coordination across multiple systems. By consolidating compliance tasks within their CMMS, facilities teams can reduce the risk of non-compliance and enhance patient safety. The module expands on TheWorxHub's Environment of Care rounding module, synchronising activities with the most recent compliance codes from The Joint Commission and The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). Brightly Software product head and senior vice-president Nigel Hughes said: 'Many hospitals still lack visibility into maintenance and compliance-related activities within a central location, impacting technicians' ability to quickly, efficiently and confidently complete work orders, which can risk accreditation. 'The addition of Compliance Pro into TheWorxHub platform will support hospitals in achieving smarter facility and compliance management by streamlining compliance, reducing risk and minimising costs so they can focus on what matters most – patient safety.' Among the Compliance Pro Module's key features is an integrated permitting suite, which digitises the entire permitting process. This allows technicians to manage, monitor and approve permits in real-time from the work order, aiming to streamline approvals and improve maintenance response times. The suite also includes tools for interim life safety measure or alternate life safety measure, infection control risk assessment and pre-construction risk assessment. In addition, its smart documentation features provide dashboards and insights to help teams identify any critically missing audit documentation. Based in North Carolina, Brightly Software provides asset management solutions designed to help companies manage the entire lifecycle of their assets, facilities and infrastructure. The company works with healthcare organisations such as Hartford HealthCare, Novant Health and Fairbanks Memorial Hospital. "Brightly Software adds cloud-based module to TheWorxHub to support hospital teams" was originally created and published by Hospital Management, a GlobalData owned brand. The information on this site has been included in good faith for general informational purposes only. It is not intended to amount to advice on which you should rely, and we give no representation, warranty or guarantee, whether express or implied as to its accuracy or completeness. You must obtain professional or specialist advice before taking, or refraining from, any action on the basis of the content on our site. Sign in to access your portfolio
