- Location:
- Sagentia, Harston Mill, Harston, Cambridge CB22 7GG
- Date:
- 25 September 2012
The following slide presentations are available to download.
Sagentia - Health Related Robotics
Sagentia - The Future of Home Monitoring
Sagentia - Wireless in Healthcare
SEHTA - Remote Care and the Remote Carer
Sponsored by:

One Nucleus and Cambridge Wireless are delighted to present this latest collaborative event, the third in a very successful and well regarded series. Based upon previous experience and feedback from attendees, the event will follow the highly participative facilitated workshop format. We have found that the group environment allows time for contributions from everyone who has knowledge, experience or a point of view to share.
This full-day will commence with a selection of presentations in the morning session followed by four facilitated workshops on the following themes, exploring the main aspects addressing the market today and in the future. For this event the four workshop themes are:
Programme:
08.45 - Registration & Networking over Tea and Coffee
09.30 - Introduction from Harriet Fear, One Nucleus and Rob Blake, Cambridge Wireless
09.40 - Welcome from the Sponsor, Mick Withers, Sagentia
09.50 - Theme A: Wireless Sensors in a Healthcare R&D Environment
Mick Withers, Sagentia
Prof Chris Lowe, University of Cambridge
10.20 - Theme B: Assisted Living – ‘The Remote Carer’
Richard Curry, SEHTA
10.50 - Coffee/Tea & Networking
11.20 - Theme C: Health Related Robotics
11.50 - Theme D: The Future of Patient Monitoring
Philips Healthcare
Sagentia
12.20 - Lunch Break & Networking
13.30 - Workshop Session 1 – Delegates will have the opportunity to attend one of the following workshops:
WORKSHOP A - Wireless Sensors in a Healthcare R&D Environment
Often wireless technology including sensors is debated in the context of healthcare. This theme will explore the role wireless sensing technologies can play in medical research and development. We will cover innovative technologies ranging from basic patient monitoring to in-vivo targeted drug delivery.
WORKSHOP B - Assisted Living – ‘The Remote Carer’
The place of wireless sensors in a home or social care setting is beginning to be better understood and is focused on assisting the infirm or chronically ill to take an active part in managing their own health or enabling health professionals to monitor patients at a distance. This theme will explore how these technologies impact on the carer, both formal and informal and how recent government announcements will affect the uptake of telehealth.
WORKSHOP C - Health Related Robotics
Health related robotics is transforming the way healthcare can be delivered. Entire ICUs can be monitored from the other end of the world, patients can be diagnosed via webcam, ‘smart’ prosthetics allow patients to live a normal life and surgeons can even perform operations remotely. This theme looks at what the role of wireless sensing might be in the emerging field of health robotics.
WORKSHOP D - The Future of Patient Monitoring
We are beginning to see an increase in the remote monitoring of patients. This has the potential to improve hospital efficiency through earlier patient discharge and may also reduce stress and inconvenience by the observation of those discharged from hospital whilst back in their own home. In addition current healthcare reforms are changing the reimbursement model for hospitals, especially focused on readmission rates, which is expected to see a benefit of remote monitoring as well.
14.30 - Comfort break/Delegates move to a second workshop group
14.40 - Workshop Session 2 – Delegates will attend a second workshop
15.40 - Coffee/Tea & Networking
16.00 - Reports from Workshops and Open Discussion with all Facilitators and Speakers
16.55 - Closing remarks
17.00 - Event Closes
With the permission of the speakers, presentations will be made available after the event.
This series has already been extremely popular, so early booking is highly recommended to secure your place.
Events are FREE to Cambridge Wireless and One Nucleus Members. Tickets for non-members are £250.00 plus VAT.
To join Cambridge Wireless, and attend all future events for free please visit: www.cambridgewireless.co.uk/sign-up.
To learn more about becoming a member of One Nucleus, please visit http://www.onenucleus.com/page/benefits-of-membership