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SUMMARY:WEBINAR: Reducing Health Inequalities through Digital Health
DESCRIPTION:The pandemic has brought about a dramatic acceleration of Digital Health solutions and the requirement to deliver care remotely. Adoption of\, and access to healthcare is impacted by many factors including the use of the technology itself. \nJoin De Montfort University’s Digital Health Team for an insight into the latest developments in this area supporting the future of healthcare. \nThis webinar will cover:\n• Understanding the digital response to Covid-19.\n• Examining the application of Digital Health in Covid-19 with a focus on health and social care providers.\n• Exploring the adoption of Digital Health and how it is impacted by factors of technology.\n• Understanding the user perspective including ‘trust’ in digital\, and the practical application. \nThis webinar is open to all organisations keen to explore and understand the digital health landscape. \nThis free to attend webinar will be held as part of the SoLSTICE programme – a project part-funded by the European Regional Development Fund. For further details please click here. This event is classed as State Aid to participating businesses\, the value of which is £190\, but is delivered completely free of charge to participants \nSpeaker Profiles: \n \nDr Simon Oldroyd\, Interim Deputy Vice-Chancellor \nDr Simon Oldroyd became Interim Deputy Vice-Chancellor in April 2019. Prior to this he had been PVC/Dean for the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences since February 2015 and Deputy Dean to the faculty since October 2011. \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \nProfessor Bertha Ochieng\, Professor of Integrated Health and Social Care \nBertha Ochieng is Professor of Integrated Health and Social Care\, Faculty of Health and Life Sciences\, De Montfort University. A key aspect of her research is in examining digital solutions that support development of integrated models of health and social care and community engagement. \n  \n  \n  \n  \nProfessor Barnaby Poulton\, MRPharmS FFCI; Hon. Professor of Digital Medicine and Director Digital Health and Care Unit. Digital Health Strategist \nBarnaby is a pharmacist by training who has switched his focus to digital health.  He has built and led multiple digital health companies and co-founded the Digital Health and Care Unit at DMU to support the evaluation of novel technologies\, enabling them to enter market and deliver benefits to patients. \n  \n  \n \nEric Kihlstrom\, Chairman\, Centaur Robotics \nEric is Chairman of Centaur Robotics\, a leading British inclusive micro-mobility innovator. He is also Honorary Associate Professor of primary care innovation\, De Montfort University\, Expert Advisory Board Member\, Design Age Institute at the Royal College of Art and Aging2.0 UK Ambassador (volunteer roles). \nPreviously\, Eric helped to launch the UK Government’s Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund – Healthy Ageing as the Interim Director. He was responsible scoping the challenge and facilitating collaborations with industry\, Government\, 3rd sector and academia to unlock opportunities deriving from the UK and global demographic shift. The Healthy Ageing Challenge Fund is a £98 million fund to invest in innovations enabling people to live better for longer. He also was co-founder of the Secretariat for the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Longevity. \nEric is an established innovation professional with a background in large corporations (General Electric\, KPMG and IBM) as well as disruptive new startups in technology and healthcare. Eric studied Economics at the University of Pennsylvania and has an MBA from New York University. He is a Freeman of the City of London at the Worshipful Company of Information Technologists. He speaks French\, completed the Paris\, Berlin and New York marathons and is now an avid swimmer. \n  \n 
URL:https://staging.medilinkmidlands.com/event/webinar-reducing-health-inequalities-through-digital-health/
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR: Research location: Where and Why! Selecting and contracting with appropriate clinical research sites in uncertain times
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the next in the series of our Clinical Trial Special Interest Groups with Afortiori Development at this webinar where we will be discussing research location: where and why! \nWhen it comes to making decisions about your chosen research trial setting\, there is much to consider. Join us to learn how to make the right location choice for your product and understand how patient pathways\, healthcare setting\, institutional policies\, geography and costs can affect your trial success. \nDURATION: 1 hour \nThis free to attend event is held as part of the SoLSTICE programme – a project part-funded by the European Regional Development Fund\, click here to be re-directed to further information about the project. This event is classed as State Aid to participating businesses\, the value of which is £127\, but is delivered completely free of charge to participants. \nSpeaker Profiles: \n \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nCharlotte Culver\, Clinical Project Leader\, Afortiori Development\nCharlotte has a strong project management background in clinical research Phases I-V while delivering both commercial and non-commercial research throughout her career to produce quality results.\nShe is experienced in both pharmaceutical and device trials across several disease areas throughout the lifecycle of the project\, in collaboration with key pharmaceutical and device companies in the industry.\nHer proven project management track record provides her with the tools to deliver excellence and detailed delivery in clinical\, regulatory\, and financial aspects of clinical research.\nThroughout her research career\, she has worked on projects internationally\, as either multicentered or single-centre as lead. \n \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n\nJames Fry\, Head of Life Sciences and Partner at Mills & Reeve\nJames heads the firm’s fast growing\, multi-disciplinary life sciences practice and focuses exclusively on this sector. The practice supports clients in the pharma and biotech\, medical device\, diagnostic\, medtech and digital health sub-sectors. James’ own practice focuses on intellectual property\, commercial contracting and regulatory work. \n 
URL:https://staging.medilinkmidlands.com/event/webinar-research-location-where-and-why-selecting-and-contracting-with-appropriate-clinical-research-sites-in-uncertain-times/
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SUMMARY:MedTech Regulatory Special Interest Group: The UKCA Mark Regulatory Requirements
DESCRIPTION:The next Medtech Regulatory Special Interest Group (SIG) will take place online. Join us as we help you to get to grips with the new UKCA Marking requirements in this post-Brexit era. Important new obligations apply for all Medical Device and IVD businesses and it is vital for companies to understand what they have to do and when\, the first milestone deadline is 30th April 2021 so you can’t afford to miss this. \nThe topics being discussed are:\n-Trading within the UK and between the UK and Europe just got more complicated?\n-The United Kingdom of Great Britain & Northern Ireland\n-The new UKCA Mark\, what are the rules now?\n-Product and Company Registrations\n-Timelines and Deadlines\n-UK Responsible Person & Authorised Representative\n-UK Approved Body vs Notified Bodies\n-Quality Management Systems\n-UK Designated Standards\n-Multiple Markets\n-Labelling Changes \nThere will also be an opportunity to ask the presenters questions in a Q&A session. \nDURATION: 1 hour 30 minutes \n  \nThis free to attend event is held as part of the ACTIS programme – a project part-funded by the European Regional Development Fund\, click here to be re-directed to further information about the project. This event is classed as State Aid to participating businesses\, the value of which is £190\, but is delivered completely free of charge to participants. \n  \nSpeaker Profiles \nPeter Rose\, Managing Director\, PRQR Ltd (Chair) \nPeter is the founder of PRQR Ltd. With 26 years of experience with Medical Devices and IVDs\, Peter has expertise covering Quality Assurance\, Regulatory Affairs\, Sterilisation\, Cleanrooms and Contamination Control. He is a Microbiologist\, Chartered biologist\, Member of the RSB\, Practitioner Member of the CQI and a Member of TOPRA \n  \n  \n  \n Ed Wright\, Partner\, Shakespeare Martineau \nEd works with clients from all sectors including life sciences and technology\, media and telecoms on wide-ranging non-contentious commercial\, contractual\, IP\, ICT\, e-commerce\, data protection\, competition and public procurement law issues.  He advises on IP creation\, ownership\, protection and exploitation\, including technology transfers\, R&D collaborations and agency\, distribution/reselling and franchising arrangements.\nEd has a keen interest in drafting/advising on IP licensing arrangements and\, whenever possible\, presents and writes on topical commercial and/or IP matters.
URL:https://staging.medilinkmidlands.com/event/medtech-regulatory-special-interest-group-the-ukca-mark-regulatory-requirements/
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR: Infectious Diseases Special Interest Group (SIG) - Care Homes and COVID-19: Infection control strategies and innovations
DESCRIPTION:Join the next online Infectious Diseases Special Interest Group\, this SIG will focus on Care Homes and COVID-19: Infection control strategies and innovations. \nThis event is in partnership with De Montfort University and led by Dr Katie Laird\, Reader in Microbiology and also Head of the Infectious Disease Research Group at De Montfort University. Presentations will be given on: \n– Ventilation requirements in care homes – strategies during and after COVID-19\n– Infection control and zoning in care homes\n– Ozone as an alternative to thermal disinfection of healthcare linen \nPlease see speaker details and biographies at the bottom of this page\, in addition to our main speakers we shall also be hearing a short 5 minute presentation from: \n– Paul Lymer\, Business Manager PCR & Veterinary of HORIBA UK\, as he shares Pockit iiPCR Analyser from HORIBA Medical – On-site Testing for Covid-19 \nDURATION: 1.5 hours \nThis free to attend event is held as part of the SoLSTICE programme – a project part-funded by the European Regional Development Fund\, click here to be re-directed to further information about the project. This event is classed as State Aid to participating businesses\, the value of which is £190\, but is delivered completely free of charge to participants. \nSpeaker Profiles: \n\nDr Katie Laird\, Head of the Infectious Disease Research Group at Leicester School of Pharmacy\, De Montfort University \nKatie has a BSc (Hons) in Biology and obtained a PhD in applied microbiology in 2008. During her PhD she developed and patented an essential oil based antimicrobial vapour\, whilst her postdoctoral work included the assessment of natural antimicrobials efficacy against post-harvest pathogens.\nHer research interests include the use of natural products as antimicrobials in particular to combat hospital acquired infections and biofilms.  Her other area of research includes the assessment of healthcare laundry as a potential route of cross contamination in the clinical arena. \n\nEric Fewster\, Water & Environmental Manager\, BushProof\nEric Fewster has 24 years of hands-on operational experience as a water supply and sanitation specialist in the design\, implementation and evaluation of water & sanitation projects in both emergencies and development situations\, with the ability to understand the local context and constraints inherent in low-income countries. In 2005 he co-founded BushProof\, an award-winning for-profit business based in Madagascar which is involved in water supply provision. In terms of experience with infectious diseases\, in 2011 he set up cholera treatment centres in Haiti and in 2014 was the water/sanitation lead for an Ebola management centre in Sierra Leone. Around the time lockdown began in the spring 2020\, when cases in care homes was increasingly evident from other countries like Spain and Belgium\, he decided to help produce some pragmatic guidance for care homes on preventing and controlling infection of SARS-CoV-2 in the care home context. Since it first went online in mid-April\, it has since informed the advice given by the British Geriatric Society and Care Quality Commission\, and it has been continually updated and expanded\, using the experience of a wide range of co-contributors with different experiences. \n\nShrien Dewani\, Director\, Evolve Care Group\nInitially qualifying as a Chartered Accountant\, Shrien quickly fell in love with Health and Social Care back in 2004. Shrien co leads Evolve Care Group with Eve Carder as well as `Evolve Care Academy and Connections Count Social movement.\nShrien’s interest has long been in creating care packages that recognise the importance of an individuals emotional needs as well as their physical safety needs. This has led to design and implementation of the Evolve Household model of care. The foundation of small group living has been instrumental in the creation of strict zoning within Evolve services\, which together with a wider robust infection control strategy has supported containment and elimination of the COVID 19. \n\nEve Carder\, Clinical Director\, Evolve Care Group\nHaving worked in care homes since the age of 16\, Eve truly lives and breathes Care Home life. After completing Nursing at Nottingham University\, Eve set about challenging the design of the model of care in the settings where she worked. After a short stint at Dementia Care Matters as Deputy CEO\, Eve took the post as National Clinical Director at Evolve Care Group.\nUnder Eve’s Clinical Leadership Evolve Services have designed and implemented a model of care based upon international best practice research and have been recognised for the outstanding outcomes they achieve. At the start of the pandemic Eve’s COVID 19 manual was used by a number of Care Homes in England and Wales to assist in the creation of protective strategies. This work has been used to contribute to Bushproof and British Geriatrics Society and to consult with Public Health Wales on their Care Homes risk matrix. \n\nJackie Hook\, Head Chemist\, JLA Ltd\nJackie is a Charted Chemist\, Member of the Healthcare Infection Society (HIS) and Infection Prevention Society (IPS). She is also a member of the IPS Care Home Specialist Interest Group. Previous to her engaging in the laundry and ozone industry Jackie spent 25 years in Research & Development for the UK Railway Industry in a range of scientific disciplines. She was an active member of a professional forum introducing new technologies into the railway environment. She joined JLA Ltd. in 2004 and is active in laboratory and site testing\, and compilation of training and health/safety procedural documentation\, coordinating and liaising with leading professional bodies and institutes. Her responsibilities include Investigating and assisting in new developments relating to laundry and ozone technologies. Working closely with microbiologists and healthcare professionals Jackie has contributed to the introduction of ozone laundry systems into the UK. Project managing including wash program development and microbiological investigation at a number of field trials including the QE2 hospital in Welwyn Garden City and Woodend Hospital Laundry\, Aberdeen to demonstrate and document the benefits of ozone. Work involving in vitro and clinical studies has led to ozone laundry disinfection finally receiving recognition by the UK’s Department of Health under the guise of the Rapid Review Panel in September 2009. Jackie is also active in promoting training and education within the laundry industry and is passionate in increasing the awareness and importance of adequate disinfection of healthcare linen.
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR: TeleHealth Technologies for the future
DESCRIPTION:This webinar will offer the opportunity to hear from Academics from the Open University who will be discussing their work in developing and studying technologies to enable effective\, secure and innovative TeleHealth solutions. \nThis event is in partnership with The Open University Faculty of Wellbeing\, Education and Language Studies. Presentations will include: \n– Future trends in engineering design\, where telehealth can support \n– COVID-19 antibody test/vaccination certification mobile app prototype\, based on blockchain technology \n– Decentralised Trust and Privacy for Digital Health \n– Trends in product development to 2040 and their implications for Telehealth \n– Plus we will be hearing from Hospital Services Limited (HSL) a specialist distributor of medical supplies and surgical equipment and consumable products. As we hear about their latest technologies and how they’ve been able to respond positively to the COVID-19 pandemic\, as they look at – what is the future of Telehealth? \nDURATION: 1.5 hours \nThis free to attend event is held as part of the ACTIS programme – a project part-funded by the European Regional Development Fund\, click here to be re-directed to further information about the project. This event is classed as State Aid to participating businesses\, the value of which is £190\, but is delivered completely free of charge to participants. \nSpeaker Profiles: \n\nGaynor Henry-Edwards\, Research Manager\, Faculty of Wellbeing\, Education and Language Studies – The Open University\nGaynor manages the Health and Wellbeing Strategic Research Area at The Open University. The Strategic Research Area supports\, coordinates and promotes health and wellbeing research across the university. Open University researchers conduct research in health and wellbeing across various disciplines and areas including healthcare management\, ageing studies\, reproductive and sexual rights\, assistive technologies\, patient data management\, mental health and biological health sciences. The scope of University expertise ranges from the science underpinning health and disease through to the medical humanities. The Open University is committed to working towards social justice specialising in participative and inclusive research methods with marginalised and vulnerable communities. \n\nProfessor Claudia Eckert\, Professor of Design\, The Open University\nClaudia is Professor of Design at the Open University. Her background is Mathematics and Philosophy. She has an MSc in Applied Artificial Intelligence from the University of Aberdeen and a PhD in design from the Open University. She spent nearly ten years in Cambridge in the Engineering Design Centre before returning to the Open University. She carries out empirical studies of design processes in engineering\, construction and fashion; and researches on understanding and supporting designers in industry. She also works on theoretical concepts underlying design practise. She has published over 250 papers in reviewed journal and conferences. She is a member of the board of management of the Design Society and a co-chair of the Design Process Special Interest Group of the Design Society.\n \n\nDr Allan Third (she/her)\, Research Fellow with the Knowledge Media Institute\, The Open University\nAllan (she/her) is a Research Fellow in the Knowledge Media Institute of The Open University\, researching the Semantic Web\, Linked Data\, and Blockchains\, with applications to education\, healthcare\, and the scientific process. She holds a PhD from the University of Manchester\, in the logical analysis of the semantics of English\, and has worked on various topics within her research areas at the Universities of Leeds and Oxford and the Open University. She has extensive experience in UK and European research projects\, as contributor and work package leader\, primarily in the fields of digital healthcare (VPH-Share\, CARRE) and education (SlideWiki\, Up2U\, QualiChain\, DEL4ALL). She is heavily involved in the blockchain and education components of the ongoing Institute of Coding and QualiChain projects\, in which KMi is a partner. She has been a tutor multiple times at the ESWC Summer School\, and produced research papers on the impact of Blockchain technologies for the EU Blockchain Observatory and Forum. Dr. Third is a member of several related past and current Web standardisation efforts\, including the W3C Blockchain and Credentials Community Groups\, and the Verifiable Credentials Working Group. As well as her extensive technical knowledge\, Dr. Third has a background in Philosophy\, and a strong interest in social issues\, and the effects of technology on society.\n \n\nDr Manoharan Ramachandran – Research Associate and mobile application developer\, The Open University\nManoharan is a Research Associate and a mobile application developer at the Open University. Manoharan received his PhD in Intelligent Transportation Safety from Bournemouth University in 2018. After completing his PhD\, Manoharan joined the Open University as a Research Associate in 2018. His current research focuses on how Blockchain can be used to store lifelong learning records of students and to create an industry-standard accreditation tool for learners in the UK. His research is funded by the Institute of Coding\, which is the UK’s initiative to increase graduate computing skills and employability. Manoharan has also developed several award-winning mobile applications in the field of transportation safety. Particularly for his work on drowsy driver alert mobile application\, he has received the Qualcomm developer of the month award in the year 2016 (Qualcomm is the primary manufacturer of Android mobile phone processors). Manoharan developed the COVID-19 antibody test/vaccination certification mobile application prototype on top of iOS/Android platform along with his colleagues at the Open University. He also runs Tamil-language Blockchain news and tutorial Youtube channel with 38\,000+ subscribers mainly focusing on the Tamil speaking people around the world.\n \n\nSam McMaster\, Director of Telehealth\, Hospital Services Limited\nSam attended Belfast Royal Academy\, he then spent 1 year as a Community Service Volunteer and then went on to attend University at Newcastle upon Tyne. He joined Plessey Telecommunications in Nottingham as a Lecturer. Developed and delivered course work on the digitisation of networks and integrated digital communications systems.\nSam’s career saw him move from Lecturing to Product Development and Management\, which is where he was first involved with VC. He then moved into Project Management designed and deployed some of the largest private voice & data networks in existence at the time\, including the Government Telephone Network\, Whitehall; and the Post Office network across all of the UK.\nHe then went on to form a telecommunications consultancy company\, INTAC\, operating out of the University Science Park in Nottingham. Contracts from the Government\, the Post Office\, European Space Agency\, Cisco\, Motorola and more. He also formed Questmark (initially in New Zealand but followed quickly in Europe). Owned and managed the business until sale in 2017. Became the premier videoconferencing systems and services supplier in the UK.\nIn parallel was founder and VP of Technology at Access ISDN Inc in Dallas TX\, founded 1993 sold in 1997. Sam joined HSL to head up development of Telehealth business unit in 2018.\nHe loves his family (now have 9 grandchildren!)\, football\, writing and photography\, and much more too much to list. Fundamentally love this precious life we have.
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR: COVID-19 and beyond\, a clinicians perspective
DESCRIPTION:Professor Ian Hall\, Director\, NIHR Nottingham Biomedical Research Centre will be joining us 5 months on from our last webinar with Ian where we heard about the launch of a new study platform for the next generation of COVID-19 clinical research: The Nottingham Recovery from COVID-19 Research Platform (NoRCoRP). \nNIHR Nottingham Biomedical Research Centre are at the front line of national research fighting COVID-19\, read more here. \nIn this webinar\, Ian will present on: \n– An update on COVID-19 and the vaccination progression\n– The latest news from The Nottingham Recovery from COVID-19 Research Platform (NoRCoRP)\n– Challenges of managing non COVID work and thoughts on how the system might adjust to working in the future\n– How to configure the UK post Brexit to delivery clinical translational research taking advantage of some of the lessons learnt from COVID \nDURATION: 1 hour \nThis free to attend event is held as part of the INSTILS programme – a project part-funded by the European Regional Development Fund\, click here to be re-directed to further information about the project. This event is classed as State Aid to participating businesses\, the value of which is £127\, but is delivered completely free of charge to participants. \nSpeaker Profile: \n\nProfessor Ian Hall\, Director\, NIHR Nottingham Biomedical Research Centre \nProfessor Ian is the Director of the NIHR Nottingham\, Biomedical Research Centre. He is a chest physician based at NUH NHS Trust and the University of Nottingham\, and has a long track record of research into the mechanisms underlying the development of a range of lung diseases. He currently chairs the national BRC Director’s forum\, sits on NIHR Strategy Board\, and is a member of UK-CTAP.
URL:https://staging.medilinkmidlands.com/event/webinar-covid19-and-beyond/
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