These schools have long been dedicated to providing a world-class education to its students and as part of this commitment, the foundation recognized the need to keep pace with the ever-evolving technological landscape. To create an environment conducive to effective teaching and learning, the foundation sought to overhaul its Audio Visual infrastructure, with a clear objective: to foster an environment where teachers could seamlessly integrate technology into their lessons and maximize its potential as an educational tool.

HSL have continued to work with the school to enhance the educational environment, by seamlessly integrating state-of-the-art Audio-Visual equipment across the school’s estate. This comprehensive upgrade included the deployment of Epson projectors, Prowise touchscreens, Extron video & control systems, and JBL & Crown audio systems.

The key focus of this Audio Visual transformation is the standardisation of equipment across all classrooms and halls. This approach allows any teacher to walk into any room and confidently operate the Audio Visual system, eliminating any learning curve. The ease of use not only empowers educators but also reduces the potential for technical disruptions during lessons.

HSL’s successful summer of Audio Visual installations underscores the profound impact of technology on modern education. By seamlessly integrating this range of technology, the foundation has taken a significant step toward creating an enriched learning environment. The standardisation of equipment ensures that educators can harness the full potential of these Audio Visual solutions with ease. As technology continues to play a pivotal role in education, partnerships like the one between HSL and Loughborough Schools Foundation pave the way for innovative, effective, and engaging learning experiences for students.

Get in touch to find out more about our range of bespoke Audio Visual Solutions enquiries@hsl.co.uk

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The Hologic 3Dimensions Mammography System is widely recognised for its unrivalled performance providing outstanding 2D and 3D images for radiologists, a better and more comfortable examination for patients and enhanced workflow for mammographers. With results backed by more than 200 clinical studies, four of the eight dedicated symptomatic breast centres in the HSE now have the capability of utilising tomosynthesis to further aid early breast cancer detection.

“The introduction of tomosynthesis to our symptomatic service has simplified the diagnostic work up and increased accuracy. The establishment of synthesized 2D mammography (Intelligent2D) as a viable alternative to conventional digital mammography will allow us to achieve this goal with no additional radiation dose to our patients”, said Dr Ronan McDermott, consultant radiologist at St James’s.

Each installation comprises the Hologic 3Dimensions unit, an Affirm Tomosynthesis Breast Biopsy Guidance System as well as a Brevera Biopsy Console, offering the user real time visualisation of core samples.  CAD and QUANTRA (breast density) software has been installed at each site, thereby equipping centres with the complete suite of Hologic Mammography solutions.

Commenting on the achievement, Paula Scully, now HSL’s GB business consultant, former EMEA business director for Hologic said, “I have great confidence in the HSL team both in Ireland and GB to deliver our tough sales objectives. As a customer-focused organisation HSL has assembled a great portfolio of market-leading products for sale in the UK / Ireland market. In addition to the proven Hologic Mammography Systems, we offer the range of Shimadzu Digital Radiography solutions for x-ray and mobiles, along with other x-ray solutions covering dental, veterinary and allied institutions plus a range of associated hardware and consumables”.

Picture: With the Hologic 3Dimensions Mammography Installation at St James’s University Hospital, Dublin (L-R): Colletta Tafangombe and Eva Handy, both radiographers; Dominic Walsh, Chief Executive, HSL; Breidge Flood, HSL; Dr Ronan McDermott, consultant radiologist; Vindhya Madappa, clinical specialist radiographer; Becky O’Loughlin, CNS Breast Care and Melisa Platino, radiographer.

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