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About the group
The mission of our group is to connect people and organisations who have specific technology challenges in healthcare with potential solution providers from within the wider CW community.
In the healthcare market we are seeing a growing need for innovative technologies across the spectrum of care that allow people to be treated in their homes, enable independence, improve early diagnosis of disease, enhance patient outcomes and prevent disease progression.
We believe that it is important to raise awareness of these unmet needs across the CW community in order to identify solutions from organisations who can address them with innovative and effective technologies. The Healthcare SIG will support this process by identifying areas of mutual interest, exchanging information, and developing strong and effective links between member organisations.
The healthcare SIG is driven by a passion for technology, and will focus on the following areas:
- Deep learning in medical imaging
- Voice technology in healthcare
- The future of medical robotics in the healthcare sector
- AR/VR/MR in healthcare
We welcome input from CW members for our events so please do contact us.
Follow us on Twitter @CambWireless, and join the conversation using #CWHealthcare
SIG Champions
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Mr Michael Morgan-Curran — CEO, Asclepius MedTech Ltd
Michael has a successful track-record in ethical pharmaceuticals, medical technologies and digital therapeutics. Working with some of the world’s best-known pharmaceutical, life science, medical device, telecoms and research organisations across EMEA, US and Latam, he has built and led teams accountable for market intelligence, strategy, marketing and commercialisation, product design, regulation and market authorisation, pharmacovigilance, clinical trial development, clinical effectiveness and health economics. As CEO of start-up Asclepius MedTech Ltd; he and his team are building a platform for use in pre- and post-operative surgical assessment to support clinicians and surgical teams ameliorate shared decision-making and stratify patient care.
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Mr Daniel Nickalls — Consultant, TTP plc
Daniel is a TTP project leader focussed on decentralized healthcare solutions including the detection and treatment of chronic conditions at home. These projects cover the entire development lifecycle, from early-stage ideation and opportunity validation, through proof-of-concept development, to regulated device development for large-scale manufacture. Daniel particularly enjoys combining engineering insights, rigorous human-centred design and thorough business case validation to realise effective solutions.
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Mr Laurence Weir — Inventor, Iprova Ltd
Since graduating in Engineering from Cambridge University in 2006, Laurence has worked for Broadcom, Cambridge Mechatronics, Illumina and PA Consulting, Plextek Services Ltd and now Iprova. Due to the range of sectors Laurence has worked in, from smartphone technology to DNA sequencing, he has an appreciation for the different skills and expertise required to deliver multi-disciplinary engineering projects, and the associated regulatory systems. His experience in business development is coupled with technology leadership on projects and practical engineering delivery. His current work is focussing on delivering novel inventions to clients looking to leverage patentable projects.
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Mick Withers — SVP Commercial Business Development, Plextek
Involved in Technology consulting around Cambridge for the last 34 years, Previous roles include Managing Director at Sagentia, as well as a couple of stints at TTP, and 5 years helping TeraView transition from a startup to a product company. Now I am charged with helping Plextek diversify its service offering into the Commercial (i.e. non-defence) space.
SIG Related Resources
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Multi-access Edge Compute and healthcare
Presented by Lucy Baker, BT at CWIC 2020: At the Edge
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What do natural language platforms have to offer health research: leveraging soft-intelligence during the COVID-19 pandemic
Presented by , NIHR Innovation Observatory at What COVID-19 means for digital health
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Regulating the healthcare revolution
Presented by Tom Grogan, Mishcon de Reya at What COVID-19 means for digital health
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What Covid 19 means for Digital Health_OReilly
Presented by Barry O’Reilly, University College Cork at What COVID-19 means for digital health
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How Covid-19 has accelerated the spread of Digital solutions in Health Care
Presented by Leila Ali, Digital Health Cambridge at What COVID-19 means for digital health
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Emerging technologies like 5G and IoT devices can bring valuable changes to the health and social care sector but only if they are affordable and accessible to all
Presented by Ann Williams, Liverpool City Council at 5G in Healthcare
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Introduction to 5G and Healthcare
Presented by Julian Hildersley, TTP plc at 5G in Healthcare
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Connected Ambulance: 5G in Healthcare
Presented by Gayle Cogswell, West Midlands 5G (WM5G) at 5G in Healthcare
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Remote diagnostics in the Internet of Skills era
Presented by Toktam Mahmoodi, King's College London at 5G in Healthcare
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Innovation for discovering and developing novel therapeutics for dementia
Presented by Declan Jones, Johnson & Johnson Innovation at Bridging communities to improve dementia outcomes
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Neuroplasticity Based Technology for Dementia
Presented by Kartheka Bojan, Cerebrum Matter at Bridging communities to improve dementia outcomes
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Linking therapeutics, device and digital technology for personalised care
Presented by Hakim Yadi OBE, Closed Loop Medicine at Bridging communities to improve dementia outcomes
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Bringing Academia and Industry together to overcome drug discovery challenges
Presented by Carol Routledge, Alzheimer’s Research UK at Bridging communities to improve dementia outcomes
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Clinical and patient context
Presented by James Rowe, Cambridge Centre for Frontotemporal Dementia and Related Disorders at Bridging communities to improve dementia outcomes
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Virtual reality applications in mTBI; research in the pre-hospital and clinic environments
Presented by Naomi Deakin, University of Cambridge at AR/VR applications in the brain injury care pathway
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The Power of Immersive Storytelling: Clinical and Patient Needs
Presented by Shreepali Patel, StoryLab Research Institute, Anglia Ruskin University at AR/VR applications in the brain injury care pathway
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XR in MedTech
Presented by Szczepan Orlins at AR/VR applications in the brain injury care pathway
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Augmented & Virtual Reality for Mental Health
Presented by Jennifer Martin, NIHR Mental Health MedTech Co-operative at AR/VR applications in the brain injury care pathway
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Virtual Reality for Mental Health
Presented by Jennifer Martin, NIHR Mental Health MedTech Co-operative at AR/VR applications in the brain injury care pathway
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Funding opportunities & AI for health applications
Presented by Gabriela Juárez Martínez, KTN at Deep Learning in Medical Imaging
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High-resolution mammogram synthesis using pGANs.
Presented by Hugh Harvey, Kheiron Medical Technologies at Deep Learning in Medical Imaging
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Developing ML models for medical image segmentation in radiation oncology
Presented by Raj Jena, University of Cambridge at Deep Learning in Medical Imaging
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Liverpool 5G Testbed & Trial for Health and Social Care
Presented by Kate Lowes, Liverpool 5G Testbed Consortium at Healthcare technology – a crystal ball into what is in our future
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Moving to a User-centric system
Presented by Amer Fasihi, Kraydel at Healthcare technology – a crystal ball into what is in our future
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From Connected Health to Integrated Healthcare
Presented by Paul Fulton, Philips Research Laboratories at Healthcare technology – a crystal ball into what is in our future
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Healthcare SIG sponsor welcome from Arm
Presented by Peter Ferguson, Arm at Medical device security: threats and solutions
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Security Challenges and Opportunities for Connected Medical Devices
Presented by Hugo Vincent, Arm at Medical device security: threats and solutions
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General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
Presented by , Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust at Medical device security: threats and solutions
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Medical Device Security – Reducing the Risk
Presented by Caroline Rivett, KPMG at Medical device security: threats and solutions
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Artificial pancreas – the next step in connectivity and digital treatment of type 1 diabetes
Presented by Dr Roman Havorka , University of Cambridge at Unlocking 'remote monitoring' for effective diabetes care
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Remote Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM)
Presented by Melissa Holloway, Input at Unlocking 'remote monitoring' for effective diabetes care
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Disrupting the diabetes integrated care pathway
Presented by Sufyan Hussein , Imperial College London at Unlocking 'remote monitoring' for effective diabetes care
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The CWIC2017 Innovation Programme
Presented by Ali Nicholl, Iotics at Cambridge Wireless International Conference 2017
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Unmet Needs in Gastro-Intestinal Medicine
Presented by Russell Pearson, NIHR Enteric HTC at CWIC Starter: Healthcare
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The Wachter Review for the NHS
Presented by Harpreet Sood, NHS at CWIC Starter: Healthcare
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Reimagining healthcare communication and deskilling the clinical examination
Presented by Mike Pallett, Cupris at CWIC Starter: Healthcare
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Disruptive Approaches to Wellbeing
Presented by Karl Gibbs, Acticheck at CWIC Starter: Healthcare
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Introduction to NIHR Healthcare Technology Cooperative Programme
Presented by Peter Jarritt, NIHR Brain Injury MedTech Co-operative at CWIC Starter: Healthcare
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Unmet Needs in the Brain Injury Pathway
Presented by Peter Jarritt, NIHR Brain Injury MedTech Co-operative at CWIC Starter: Healthcare
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Technology innovation in community care: trying to make sense of an irrational system
Presented by James Morrow BM BCh LLB, Granta Research Group at What future evolution of remote monitoring in the community will speed up its impact on hospital admission and bed occupancy?
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Winter is now all year round – just how do we cope?
Presented by , Cambridge University Hospitals at What future evolution of remote monitoring in the community will speed up its impact on hospital admission and bed occupancy?
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Cambridgeshire assistive technology and telehealthcare: past , present and future
Presented by Lucy Forrest, Cambridgeshire County Council at What future evolution of remote monitoring in the community will speed up its impact on hospital admission and bed occupancy?
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Challenges in developing an automated healthcare system
Presented by Ladan Baghai-Ravary, Aculab PLC at The cupboard is bare: how technology can address key unmet needs in mental health
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Uncovering unmet needs
Presented by Leo Poll, Akendi UK at The cupboard is bare: how technology can address key unmet needs in mental health
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Living well with dementia – the work of the Alzheimer’s Society
Presented by Pauline Meakins, The Alzheimers Society at The cupboard is bare: how technology can address key unmet needs in mental health
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Dementia and Technology
Presented by Tom Dening, NHS at The cupboard is bare: how technology can address key unmet needs in mental health
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HealthSuite Digital Platform
Presented by Paul Thijssen, Philips Research Laboratories at My HealthKit Toolbox
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Secure Collaboration and Communication for Health
Presented by Brian Whittle, UniqueDoc at My HealthKit Toolbox
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What the HealthKit is this?!
Presented by Steve Gowers, TTP plc at My HealthKit Toolbox
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Patient-Controlled Records Disrupting Electronic Health Records
Presented by Mohammad Al-Ubaydli, Patients Know Best at My HealthKit Toolbox
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Welcome from our partner EAHSN
Presented by Karen Livingstone, EAHSN at Fostering Health Innovation Part 1
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Fostering Clinical Innovation in the NHS - Is the National Model Broken?
Presented by Peter Young, Queen Elisabeth Hospital at Fostering Health Innovation Part 1
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Contextual Design Methodology Applied to Healthcare
Presented by Leon Bovett, Accenture at Do Patients Really Matter?
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Designing for compliance - Isn't it time we thought about the user first?
Presented by Andy Pidgeon, Cambridge Consultants at Do Patients Really Matter?
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The changing role of design across the care continuum.
Presented by Kurt Ward, Philips Research Laboratories at Do Patients Really Matter?
