South Wales, July 31 -- United Kingdom Intellectual Property Office (UKIPO) has registered trademark "WARDLAB" on July 20. The details about the trademark application no. UK00004418337 published in the journal no. 2026/031 (July 31).
WARDLAB LTD filed the trademark application for the below mentioned good(s)/service(s).
Class 41 : Education and training services; education and training of nursing students, healthcare students and healthcare professionals; provision of training by means of simulated clinical environments; computer-based and online education and training services; arranging and conducting of classes, courses, seminars, workshops and practical training exercises; educational assessment services; provision of feedback and debriefing in relation to education and training; provision of on-line electronic publications, not downloadable; all of the aforesaid relating to healthcare education, nursing education, clinical simulation and the preparation of students for clinical practice; none of the aforesaid being copywriting, advertising copywriting, screenplay writing, script writing, song writing, speech writing, or the writing of texts for others.
Class 42 : Software as a service [SaaS]; platform as a service [PaaS]; providing temporary use of on-line non-downloadable software; hosting of computer software applications for others; design, development and maintenance of computer software; cloud computing services; all of the aforesaid relating to software for healthcare education, nursing education and clinical simulation, including simulated electronic patient record systems for education and training purposes; none of the aforesaid being the provision or management of medical records systems for use in the care of actual patients; none of the aforesaid relating to smart cards, magnetic cards, card encoding, payment cards, or the design or development of computer hardware.
The original document can be viewed at: http://www.ipo.gov.uk/cgi-bin/redirect.cgi?type=tmj&link=6¶m1=UK00004418337
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