The National Biomedical & Clinical Engineering Conference 2019
The evolution of the Biomed in the age of digital healthcare
The National Biomedical & Clinical Engineering Conference 2019
The evolution of the Biomed in the age of digital healthcare
We are pleased to invite you to The National Biomedical & Clinical Engineering Conference on Thursday 17th January 2019. We are thrilled to bring you a highly topical programme covering the role of AI in healthcare, Barrier Management, KPI Biomed community, medical apps and much more.
Save the Date:
Thursday 17th January 2019, 09:00 – 16:00
East Midlands Conference Centre, Beeston Lane, The University of Nottingham, NG7 2RJ
Agenda
The agenda to be released soon. For any queries please contact Denise Bent at
denise.bent@philips.com
The conference promises to be engaging, insightful and a great opportunity for you to network with colleagues from across the UK. If you are interested in attending the conference but need a little help signing off with senior management, we have put together a letter to support you. The agenda to be released soon. For any queries please contact Denise Bent at denise.bent@philips.com
Professor Michael Deighan, Biomed Conference Chair
Michael is Heritage Chair for the Good Governance Institute. He is the Ambassador for the British Liver Trust and Chair of the Scottish Board. He Chairs and advises Boards in the Public, Private and Arts sectors.
David Sutton, Biomed conference Vice-Chair, President of the Paisley Art Institute
David joined the NHS in 1971 at Southern General Hospital in Scotland, and progressed all the way up to Principal Medical Technical Officer covering two major hospitals and retired as Head of Service, Medical Equipment Management, for NHSGGC. He is currently President of the Paisley Art Institute. David joined the steering committee in 2004 where he now sits as Vice-Chair to Michael Deighan.
Manjit Obhrai, Former Medical Director, Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust and Associate Postgraduate Dean, Health Education West Midlands
Since leaving the Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust Manjit is working as an Associate Postgraduate Dean at Health Education West Midlands in their professional support unit supporting doctors in difficulty. In addition to this he has also taken on a role to deliver revalidation for doctors in training.
Ted Mullen, Head of Service for Medical Equipment Management, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
Ted has worked in Medical Equipment Management for 34 years, working in major teaching and district general hospitals around the Glasgow and Clyde region, broken only by a year in St Mary’s Hospital, Portsmouth in the late 1980’s.
Jill Grey,Team Leader in Clinical Engineering, Cardiff
Jill is part of the NHS in the Clinical Engineering Department at the University Hospital of Wales as an electronics technician. She has been in the department for the last 29 years, working through the ranks to her current post.
IntelliVue MX800
Bedside patient monitor
The IntelliVue MX800 is Philips first patient care solution to incorporate patient monitoring and clinical informatics. Designed to simplify access to patient information you need to enhance diagnostic confidence throughout the hospital.
IntelliVue MX700
Bedside patient monitor
Philips IntelliVue MX700 bedside patient monitor offers an expanded, real-time view of your patients’ vital signs. The integrated PC (iPC) option brings a host of clinically relevant information from your hospital’s intranet & applications.
IntelliVue MX40
Wearable patient monitor
The IntelliVue MX40 wearable patient monitor gives you technology, intelligent design, and innovative features you expect from Philips – in a device light enough and small enough to be comfortably worn by ambulatory patients.
Philips V60
Non-invasive ventilator
Philips V60 ventilator is our gold standard hospital dedicated non-invasive ventilator. With advanced breath delivery technology and algorithms designed to maximize performance in a leak prone environment, V60 adapts to your patients’ ventilation needs.