Since our establishment, we have worked with a number of industry-leading clients, working to provide an efficient, successful service that delivers the best possible results for you. Some of these clients include:
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Yann Le Cam, Chief Executive Officer at EURORDIS talks about his interesting career prior to EURORDIS and his inspiration for working within the area of rare diseases. He describes the journey that EURORDIS has taken from its inception in 1997 and how today they empower, partner, and advocate for people living with a rare disease in Europe. With over 1,000 members across Europe, national alliances in over 35 countries and with links to more than 70 European and International federations for rare diseases, EURORDIS has established a powerful network. Watch the podcast to find out more.
Professor Marcela Votruba describes her career as a consultant ophthalmologist and within the field of ophthalmic genetics, including her particular area of interest in optic neuropathies, or diseases of the optic nerve. She talks about the work within the All Wales Ophthalmic Generic Service, bringing together all ophthalmic genetic patients to provide expertise from professionals working together. And about the research that has been undertaken and continues into rare diseases in the eye. Watch the podcast to find out more.
Andrew Raynes joins us to talk about his long career within Healthcare IT and now as the Director of Digital and Chief Information Officer at Royal Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. He describes some of the great digital improvements that have been made within the hospital and how those are having a positive impact on both the patient and staff experience and their safety. Watch the podcast to find out more.
Professor Luc Soler joins our podcast to talk about the origins of Visible Patient and how it came to be the company it is today. He describes how the software, the first online laboratory for 3D modelling of medical images, is being used in 16 counties and more than 120 hospitals to provide interactive 3D imaging of the patient to surgeons. Professor Soler provides some examples of the images within his podcast, which demonstrate how effective this software is for medical professionals. Watch the podcast to find out more.
DJ Hamblin-Brown, CEO & Clinical Safety Officer at CAREFUL Systems Ltd, describes how he started CAREFUL, and the inspiration and experiences that have motivated him to create such an effective handover system. CAREFUL is a task and chat based real-time clinical collaboration platform that helps to answer the patient care questions of What’s happening now? What needs to happen next? And Who is responsible? He provides some excellent examples of how the system is being used and the benefits it is having in helping clinical colleagues collaborate more easily, quickly and effectively. Watch the podcast to find out more.
Simon Tarry describes his experience over the past 7 years as the Managing Director for UK, Ireland & Nordics within Smith & Nephew, working across a number of markets and countries. He explains how his past work experiences and businesses have helped to broaden his business knowledge, enabling him to build a successful team that thrived throughout COVID. Simon goes on to speak about some of the key devices that Smith and Nephew offer customers and how these have benefited the healthcare industry, and the improvements he has been working on for the wound management part of the business. Watch the podcast to find out more.
Alice Montgomery-Reed, Head of Future NHS, joins us to talk about Future NHS and the amazing support it has provided hundreds of thousands of NHS employees over the past X years. She describes how it supported the NHS during COVID and the work that goes into making it an incredible virtual collaboration platform within the NHS. Watch the podcast to find out more.
Liz Ashall-Payne, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of ORCHA, joins our podcast to talk about the inspiration for The Organisation for the Review of Care and Health Apps (ORCHA). She describes the journey it has taken and how it provides the core infrastructure that overcomes barriers such as adoption, access and governance, of digital health technologies available in the World. Watch the podcast to find out more.
Dr. Alexander Natz joins our podcast to talk about EUCOPE, his role within the organisation, and how they are involved in discussions with the European Medicines Agency and the European Commission about how EUCOPE believe legislation should look in years to come. He discusses how legislative changes have affected pharmaceutical companies in Europe and US over the past few years, the impacts of the clinical trial legislation on pharmaceutical research in Europe and provides his opinion of how to get the best from innovative payment methods. Watch the podcast to find out more.
Fiona talks about her role within Healthcode and describes the company’s position within the private healthcare sector providing IT solutions, including the clearing service and medical billing for private hospitals. Fiona highlights the Private Practice Register (PPR) and the ePractice practice management system developed by Healthcode, and introduces the new eBooking system that Healthcode is launching in 2023. Watch the podcast to find out more.
Andrew A. Gumbs joins us to discuss his past experiences as a minimally invasive robotic hepatic pancreatic and biliary surgeon, as well as his more recent involvement with Artificial Intelligence Surgery, an Ai journal which focuses on computer interfaces and the art of surgery. He describes his medical experiences working in different countries, his passion for hand-held robotics, and his eagerness to take on his most recent role as Director of the Advanced Minimally Invasive Surgery Center of Excellence at the American Hospital of Tblisi. Watch the podcast to find out more.
John E. Milad, Partner at Downing LLP & Co-Head of the Healthcare Ventures Team, speaks about his extensive experiences of being a venture capitalist and of working within venture backed start ups,providing not only operational experience buy significant investment experience too. He describes his experiences within Quanta Dialysis Technologies, taking the technology from innovation stage to anaward winning second generation device. He’s now bringing this experience back to the industry and is currently working to create an institutional investment platform, focused on the healthcare space. Watch the podcast to find out more.
Mark Slack, the Chief Medical Officer and Co Founder of CMR Surgical, joins us for this podcast. Mark describes the fascinating journey that robotics has taken in surgery in the past 30 years, and continues to take, and how CMR Surgical was formed and the inspiration behind it. He talks about the improvements that have been made in precision and training using robotics and how this has provided the opportunity to collect, monitor and review data efficiently to ensure patient safety isresponsibly maintained. Watch the podcast to find out more.
Andreas Landsverk joins us from Ledidi for this podcast. Ledidi is a Norwegian software company working to solve the persistent issues of collaborating on health data for secondary uses like research, clinical auditing, and post market surveillance. Their solution levels the playing field for those working in data analytics and managing data, enabling people to communicate and collaborate more easily. Watch the podcast to find out more.
David Fitzgerald is the Divisional Director of Operations – Specialist Medicine at Royal London and Mile End Hospitals. Within this podcast David talks about his background in the field of medical imaging, cancer services and now within specialist medicine at Barts Health (NHS). He describes the innovative work that has been taking place within the Trust, including their project to build an Independent Therapy Centre to centralise the training for dialysis, offer a young adult (16-25 year olds) facility for haemodialysis, and provide a ‘home away from home’ dialysis. Watch the podcast to find out more.
Dr. Wright joins us to discuss his role and experience within Liverpool Heart & Chest Hospital, the significant role the hospital plays in the National Institute of Health Research (NIHR), and their involvement in further studies, including an AI technology evaluation, that have led to some very positive and effective outcomes.
In this podcast Dr Mark Mason talks to us about his professional background and how he has built his impressive career within Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust. He highlights some of the amazing research work that is taking place within the Trust, including cardiac magnetic resonance imaging, the extensive research profile the Trust has in arrythmias, and his perceptions of how AI is influencing the use of technology in healthcare.
Andrew Davies joins us to discuss his role within the ABHI (Association of British HealthTech Industries) and how this member organisation works to support the healthtech industry. He talks about their priorities, which include data, reimbursement, and regulation.
We are delighted to welcome Manuel Bardiès to our podcast. Manuel is the Director of Research at INSERM (French National Institute of Health and Medical Research) working in the Montpelier Institute of Cancer Research. Manuel describes his professional background, his expertise with internal dosimetry, and the amazing work that he is involved in within INSERM.
Iacob Mathiesen is the inspirational CSO of Otivio and Chairman of Norway Health Tech. In this podcast he tells us about Otivio’s growth and how their technology, Flowox, is alleviating discomfort for people with peripheral arterial disease by improving blood flow. Iacob also talks about some of the other wonderful patient groups that are unexpectedly benefiting from the technology.
Dr Mark Lomax is the CEO of PEP Health. In this podcast he describes how PEP Health are working to improve the patient experience in healthcare around the world, and how their Patient Experience Platform can really democratise the patient voice, providing more meaningful patient experience data for healthcare.
David Lawson describes his role as the Director of Medical Technology at the Department of Health & Social Care in the UK and how being the Policy Lead is enabling him to drive forward opportunities for the UK to get the best from medical technology and become the ‘go to’ location for new innovation.
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