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June 30th - July 1st 2021 | Marshall Arena, Milton Keynes, UK
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O n D e m a n d Fre e We b i n a r
Hospital Automation: How
Connectivity is Redefining Health
Care Administration & Patient Care
Learning Points:
- Provide context on what Hospital Automation is
- Put an emphasis on the benefits of Hospital
Automation from a Bio Med/IT perspective as well as
for healthcare administration
- How integral brand-agnostic interoperability is for
healthcare systems
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GUIDE INDEX
CHAIRMAN’S WELCOME 6
CONFERENCE PROGRAMME 9
CONFERENCE SPEAKERS 12
WORKSHOP PROGRAMME 18
EXHIBITION FLOORPLAN & EXHIBITOR LIST 22
EXHIBITOR PROFILES 25
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COVID SECURE MEASURES
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We would like to extend a special thank you to
Deputy EBME Seminar Chairman Joe Emmerson
for his contribution and support.
EBME Expo would like to thank all of our speakers, delegates, exhibition
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CHAIRMAN’S WELCOME
The EBME chairman, Dr John Sandham, welcomes you to the 2021 EBME
Expo.
I am honoured to be chairing this 11th Annual EBME Expo in 2021, and
looking forward to meeting all of the delegates, speakers, exhibition
visitors, exhibitors and sponsors over the coming two days. The EBME
Expo medical equipment exhibition and conference has now been running
since 2009, and is committed to advancing medical equipment knowledge
and management to deliver sustainable improvements for healthcare
providers. I recently read a speech from the Rt Hon Matt Hancock MP, Secretary of State for
Health, who said: “better technology is not a ‘nice to have’ but a vital to have for the NHS.
When people say that better technology is a ‘nice to have’ that costs too much, I say wrong
again. Better technology is vital to have and embracing it is the only way to make the NHS
sustainable over the long term. If you work in the NHS, in any part of the service, far too often
old, out-of-date 20th century technology gets in the way of your ability to do your job”. (1)
The EBME website team have been working hard with our event organisers, BtoB Events, to
deliver an excellent programme for our 11th EBME Expo that is focussed on innovations and
advances in medical equipment technology on day one, and medical equipment management
on day two. The programme features eight speaker sessions each day. In addition, there
are three workshops in the break-out areas where exhibitors are providing technical
demonstrations.
This two-day programme allows delegates to learn about the latest improvements in
healthcare technology and management across a range of professional areas and also offers
numerous opportunities for informal networking.
This year’s event features an exciting conference programme with well-known, distinguished
speakers, and an exhibition hall full of internationally respected companies. There are a range
of both large and smaller exhibitors, demonstrating their latest products, so please ensure you
take advantage of the exhibition by visiting the stands in the exhibition hall.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank: the conference delegates and exhibition
visitors for attending, the EBME website staff, the speakers, the exhibitors and sponsors (who
ultimately fund this event), our event partner BtoB; Events, and our media partners. I very
much look forward to a stimulating two days of conference presentations and visiting the
exhibitor’s booths.
(1). Hancock, Matt. https://www.gov.uk/government/speeches/better-tech-not-a-nice-to-have-but-
vital-to-have-for-the-nhs. www.gov.uk.
John Sandham
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CONFERENCE AGENDA DAY ONE 30th June 2021
INNOVATIONS IN MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TECHNOLOGY
08:45-09:45 Registration; Refreshments & Exhibition
SESSION 1 – Clinical Surveillance
09.45–09.50 Welcome: Chairman
Dr John Sandham
09.50–10.00 Amalthea Trust Update
Martin Worster
10.00–10.30 The Role of the MHRA and Reporting Requirements
Philip Davenport
10.30–11.00 Innovations in Clinical Surveillance Technology
Debbie Pope
11.00–11.30 Refreshments & Exhibition
SESSION 2 – General Ward Technologies
11.30–12.00 Point of Care Testing, 2021 and Beyond
Angela Lynam and Raheela Bibi
12.00–12.30 Infusion data connectivity
Richard West
12.30–13.00 ‘Human Factors’ training to reduce errors
Christopher Gale
13.00–14.15 Lunch & Exhibition
SESSION 3 – Monitoring Technologies
14.15–14.45 Advances in Remote Monitoring Systems
Jamie Munro
14.45–15.15 A Vision for Critical Care: The ITU of the Future
Paul Hinchley
15.15–15.45 Refreshments & Exhibition
SESSION 4 – Anaesthesia
15.45–16.15 Innovative Technology: Reducing the Environmental and Financial
Costs of Anaesthesia
Iain Menneer
16.15–16.20 Prize Draw for Attending Delegates
Dr John Sandham
16.20–16.25 Close of Day 1
Dr John Sandham
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CONFERENCE AGENDA DAY TWO 1st July 2021
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT, PROCUREMENT, AND EDUCATION
08:45-09:45 Registration; Refreshments & Exhibition
SESSION 1 – Medical Equipment Management
09.45–09.50 Welcome: Chairman
Dr John Sandham
09.50–10.00 Highlights of Day 1
Dr John Sandham
10.00–10.30 Developing a Large NHS Clinical Engineering Department
Joe Emmerson
10.30–11.00 Resilience Planning in a Emergency – Life Saving Equipment
Ruth Strickland
11.00–11.30 Refreshments & Exhibition
SESSION 2 – Reform, MD Regulations, and Future Planning
11.30–12.00 Reforming Clinical Engineering
Dr Helen Meese
12.00–12.30 The Impact of the New Medical Device Regulations on NHS Services
Justin McCarthy
12.30–13.00 Full Life-cycle Med Tech Asset Management Delivering Major Savings
and Efficiencies
Dr Farhang Daemi and Prof. Paul White
13.00–14.15 Lunch & Exhibition
SESSION 3 – Education and Innovation
14.15–14.45 Effective training and presentation
Dave Mulvey
14.45–15.15 Safe Use Of Medical Gases And Oxygen Therapy
Paul Lee
15.15 - 15.45 Refreshments & Exhibition
SESSION 4 – Improving Practice and Prescience
15.45–16.15 EBME and the Role of a Medical Devices Safety Officer
Sarah Jennings
16.15–16.20 Prize Draw for Attending Delegates
Dr John Sandham
16.20 - 16.25 Closing Comments
Dr John Sandham
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CONFERENCE SPEAKERS
Dr John Sandham – EBME Chairman
John has been chairman of EBME (www.ebme.co.uk) since 1999. He is recognised as an
expert in his field of healthcare technology management. John is a senior research fellow
at Middlesex University. He has been instrumental in changing device management
policies and processes at many NHS and private healthcare organisations and has a proven
track record in delivering improvements that advance regulatory compliance and patient
care. His many years of equipment management and maintenance experience includes:
biomedical, diagnostic imaging, endoscopy and pathology. John has in excess of 150 published educational
articles. He has been published in the Open University Science review, Engineering Technology Journal (IET), plus
various other newspapers, procurement and scientific publications and the EBME website www.ebme.co.uk.
John is keen to share his knowledge and raise the profile of Medical Engineering.
Martin Worster
The Amalthea Trust is a UK based registered charity which is focussed on improving
the capacity and quality of Biomedical Engineering in Sub-Saharan Africa through the
placement of volunteers from the NHS with partner organisations in African countries with
a view to providing hands-on practical sessions in various items of medical equipment.
Martin was a founding Trustee of the Amalthea Trust at its inception by Mike and Nicky
Hilditch some twelve years ago and has been Program Director since 2015. He has spent his working life in the
fields of Education and International Development both in the UK and overseas, with many years of both spent in
Sub-Saharan Africa, whether teaching in Kenya or working in public health at the hight of the HIV-AIDS crisis in
Zimbabwe. His current role involves overseeing the work of the Amalthea Trust, the setting up of new programs,
and liaising with stakeholders in the field as well as advocacy, networking and fundraising. He will be bringing
EBME 2021 up to date with the work of the Amalthea Trust, and is more than happy to meet any Engineers
willing to give up two weeks of their time to volunteer!
Philip Davenport
Philip Davenport is a senior medical device specialist in the MHRA Devices Safety
and Surveillance Group. His undergraduate degree was in Electrical and Mechanical
Engineering at Edinburgh University, with a postgraduate MSc in Biomedical Engineering
at the University of Surrey.
He trained in clinical engineering in Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Trust, and
registered with the HCPC as a clinical scientist in 2015, qualifying as a chartered scientist
at the same time. He studied for a PhD at Bournemouth University, investigating the use of artificial neural
networks to evaluate transtibial prosthetic socket load distributions, graduating in 2018.
Since 2017 he has worked for the MHRA, investigating adverse incident reports, producing medical device
guidance and working on other projects concerning the safe and effective use of medical devices.
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Debbie Pope
Debbie Pope is the Country Manager (UK & Ireland) for Capsule Technologies. Debbie
brings 10 years of NHS commercial knowledge and experience working directly with the
NHS and their industry partners across most healthcare sectors and divisions.
From NHS Digital and Public Health to CCGs, STPs and directly with Primary & Secondary
care organizations, enabling them to improve patient safety, communication, and
satisfaction. Capsule is improving clinical workflows by making the complex simple and
the simple insightful. The Capsule Medical Device Information Platform simplifies three key workflow challenges:
documentation, surveillance and evidence-based interventions. Debbie has a deep understanding for how clinical
data can be used to provide real-time patient information that facilitates early intervention and enables better
clinical outcomes, drawing on experience of projects currently being undertaken in the UK and Internationally.
Raheela Bibi (Left)
POCT Manager at The Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust. Responsible for the extensive
repertoire of POCT across the four hospitals of the Trust (>900 devices) with full
connectivity for the majority of devices. In the process of extending the Trust governance
structure to the new Division of Community. Collaborative working experience within the
Greater Manchester hospitals. Former Deputy Blood Sciences Manager for management
of a multi-disciplinary team (Biochemistry / Haematology / Blood Transfusion). Former
Advanced Biomedical Scientist in Biochemistry in Laboratory Medicine. MSC in Biomedical Science and
fellowship of the IBMS.
Angela Lynam (Right)
POCT Team Lead at The Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust. POCT Training Coordinator; delivering training/
education to a MDT promoting equality for learning within the NHS, for the use of point of care devices. In charge
of all connectivity, networking and implementation of devices. Responsible for the day to day running of the
POCT service across the four sites including Pennine Care and Manchester Mental Health. Former ward based
experience in front-line patient care. Gained a Healthcare Science Degree and a certificate in teaching.
Richard West
Richard West is the UK Technical and IV EHR Business Development Manager at ICU
Medical in Salisbury. He manages the UK Technical team and business development for
infusion interoperability to electronic health records and e-prescribing systems.
Previous to that, he worked for Hospira as technical sales and support manager. He is
an Infusion device specialist, dealing with training NHS Biomedical Engineers, Nurse
Managers, and Clinical IT on software products.
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Christopher Gale
Chris is the Avensys Training Academy Manager with an extensive engineering background
primarily within avionics having served a full 22 year distinguished military career in the
Royal Air Force.
He has been in education since 2015 formally at the Defense College of Aeronautical
Engineering (DCAE) where he developed many of the advance avionic engineering
programs still delivered today. Since 2017 he has been involved in Human Factors and
Error Management training and delivery implementing the current methods used throughout the military. Having
firsthand witnessed the effect proactive use of human factors to manage errors can have and how vital it is to
productivity, efficiency and ultimately patient safety all of his undertaking professionally are human factors centric.
He has a passion for quality modern technique driven training delivery with impeccably high standard being upheld
in line with his previous military career.
Jamie Munro
Jamie has worked with Pentland Medical for the last eight years. His role has encompassed
many different aspects of business in the Healthcare Industry including sales, marketing,
product identification and development. This has given him the opportunity to work closely
with Healthcare Professionals covering many different disciplines, subsequently gaining a
great understanding of the needs of clinicians in today’s cost-conscious healthcare landscape.
Working closely with overseas industry partners and utilising his experience in UK healthcare, Jamie is able to
influence the direction and development of exciting technologies that Pentland Medical are delighted to be involved
with. involved with.
Paul Hinchley
With a background in Critical Care Nursing spanning over 25 years including Cardiothoracic,
Paediatric and Burns specialties, Paul now leads the Clinical Teams in Connected Care at
Philips in the UK Market. Paul has been working with Phillips for eight years and remains
passionate about ensuring Education and Clinical Services are delivered to the highest
standard, enabling true influence on patient safety and clinical outcomes.
Iain Menneer
Iain Menneer has a PhD in Chemistry from Newcastle University and is the Chief Executive
Officer at SageTech Medical Equipment.
SageTech Medical is developing a comprehensive way to capture, extract and purify volatile
anaesthetic gases to PhEur monograph standard. This will dramatically reduce the carbon
footprint of operating theatres around the world. He is honoured to lead the talented and
driven team at SageTech Medical.
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Joe Emmerson – Deputy Chairman
Joe Emmerson is the EBME Technical services manager at Manchester University NHS
Foundation Trust. Joe began his career in 1990 as an apprentice electronics engineer in
the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers. He spent a varied 13-year career in the
forces before leaving to become a biomedical engineering technical trainer for Capital
Medical. Joe was employed by University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Trust for over
15 years, the first six years being as a site manager for Royal Lancaster infirmary and the
latter as the Head of Medical Devices Management with corporate governance responsibility. Joe has been at
Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust since July 2019 and his role involves managing technical services
across multiple acute sites, within the largest clinical engineering department in the UK. Joe has a passion for
Medical Device Management with particular focus on lean systems of work, operational processes and developing
or specifying automated systems to support operational effectiveness. Joe has worked closely with his EBME staff
and database suppliers to continue to improve the development of Medical Device Management systems.
. Ruth Strickland
Ruth Strickland has been the Joint Managing Director at MTS Health Ltd for over 21 years
jointly leading the company to become one of the largest independent Equipment Asset
Management companies in the UK.
Ruth is responsible for the corporate strategy and bidding of new business, working with
NHS Trusts to plan, cost, procure, manage and install medical and non-medical equipment
for some of the countries’ largest hospital schemes such as: Barts Health, Great Ormond
Street, Midland Met, Papworth, Chelsea and Westminster and many more. Alongside this work, MTS are also
working with clients to review their management of medical equipment assets and delivering maintenance based
operational services with public and private sector customers, such as the Lloyds Pharmacy and Kent Community
NHS Trust. Her involvement at a strategic level has resulted in MTS Health operating over 30 contracts in the UK.
The MTS team played an instrumental role in mobilising a number of Nightingale Hospitals across the country in
London; Manchester; Exeter and Cardiff.
Dr Helen Meese
Founder & CEO, The Care Machine Ltd.
IMechE Trustee; IMechE Vice Chair, Biomedical Engineering Division & Committee
Member Pharma Group; Committee Member, Healthcare Policy Topic Group, Royal
Academy of Engineering.
Dr. Helen MeeseHelen is an Electro-Mechanical Power Engineer with over 20 years’
experience in both academia and industry. She studied for her PhD in Mechanical
Engineering at Loughborough University. Helen spent many years in the defence industry before joining the
IMechE in 2013 as Head of Engineering in Society. She became Head of Healthcare in 2015, managing its
programme on medical technology and infrastructure, across all aspects of health and social care; with focus on
impact to UK and global communities.
Helen has appeared on TV and radio as well as writing numerous reports, policy statements and articles on
health-related matters. Now as CEO of The Care Machine Ltd, Helen provides innovative technology solutions
to medtech start-ups and SMEs. She continues to deliver thought leadership across the medtech sector,
championing the importance of biomedical, pharmaceutical and mechanical engineering in medicine.
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Justin McCarthy
Justin joined the Medial Physics Department in Cardiff in 1968, after graduating from
Manchester University. He was recruited specifically because he had an engineering
degree and the department was developing a bioengineering section to support the
new University Hospital of Wales. In his early career he was also given the opportunity
to develop new medical devices and equipment. His contribution as part of the multi-
disciplinary team that developed the first commercially available intravenous PCA
apparatus gained him a research MSc degree.
From the 1980s, as Head of Clinical Engineering, he lead the teams that provided HTM services to the Trust’s
medical equipment and he advised on risk, procurement and healthcare technology regulatory issues. He helped
establish the Clinical Engineering MSc course at Cardiff University and continues teaching on the undergraduate
Medical Engineering course. He retired from the NHS in 2009 but continues to provide consultancy services to
Trusts, Welsh Government and small businesses. He has been involved in Standards at UK and international level.
His current focus is on the implications for the NHS of the new Medical Devices Regulations. He is a Chartered
Engineer and a Fellow of the IET and of IPEM.
Dr. Farhang Daemi BSc (Hons), PhD, MBCS
Farhang Daemi is an internationally recognised health tech expert with a distinguished
ability in joining up technology, commercial and clinical operations disciplines to deliver
significant value to the NHS, SMEs, multinationals and smart investors.
He has initiated, led, evaluated and delivered a wide range of assignments, programmes
and businesses over the past 25 years across the emerging technology sector. His
current work includes investment advice, comprehensive due diligence, market access,
commercialisation, bid and tender management, strategic programme management and med tech asset
management. Farhang has degrees of BSc (Hons) and PhD in Electronic Engineering. His career highlights include
R&D leadership in Computer Science with a focus on AI and VAR, development and global launch of the first FDA
and CE approved AI solutions for cancer detection and commissioning multiple hospitals as an executive in charge
of medical technology and procurement.
Prof. Paul White
Professor White is a Consultant Clinical Scientist and Head of Clinical Engineering at
Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
In 1994 he was awarded an MSc in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Surrey
and a PhD and DIC through Imperial College London in 1998.His research interests have
specialised in physiological measurement of the cardiovascular system.
He is responsible for medical technology, equipment strategy, research and innovation.
He has an international reputation in cardiovascular research in the area of ventricular
dynamics and energetic.
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Dave Mulvey
David’s Medical Engineering experience goes back some 35 years. Working in the
commercial sector with S&W, Vickers Medical and his own company Artemis Medical Ltd,
David held roles of Senior Engineer, Technical Training Manager and Technical Director.
Having a passion to help Biomedical Engineers develop their skill and knowledge in such
areas as Anaesthesia, Cardiology, Neonatology and Ventilation, David has run countless
training courses and seminars. His training has gained a worthy reputation for a quality
and practical approach to many complex clinical engineering subjects. The past 8 years David has worked within
the NHS as both Technical Trainer and Technical Support Engineer. He has broadened his engineering experience
with roles in Pathology and Imaging (MR, CT and X-Ray) and remains committed to providing close support to
the clinicians in these areas. Throughout his career David has sought to ensure that equipment and support are
provided at the best possible value for money. David has been at the forefront training, and presenting over many
year, sharing his wide knowledge experience with the wider EBME community.
Paul Lee
Paul T. Lee BA (Hons) Cert. Ed, RSci, RCT, MIPEM - Medical Devices Training Manager,
Swansea Bay University Health Board.
In 1986, Paul completed his apprenticeship and HNC in Electronic Engineering, and
started his NHS career as a medical technical officer in Cardiff Royal Infirmary. In 2003, he
became the lead for medical device training in Swansea University Health Board.
He has written and published articles on equipment management and his research work
around infusion therapy and presented this at many national and international conferences. In 2017, Paul was
seconded to NHS Improvement as the Patient Safety Lead for Medical Devices, and worked on several key
projects, including; neuraxial connectors, medical device incidents, coroners reports on alcohol hand gel and
portable oxygen cylinder safety.
He is a member of the National Medical Device Safety Officer (MDSO) Editorial Board and the National Patient
Safety Response Advisory Panel (NatRAP).
In 2020, he led the NAMDET project team culminating in the publication of the ‘Position Statement on Dose
Error Reduction Systems’ in the UK. Paul is an active member of the Institute of Physics and Engineering in
Medicine (IPEM) and is Chair of the NAMDET board and consultant editor of the MDET journal. Paul’s talk will
look at the design and development of medical gas and oxygen safety training and how this can be rolled out
across the UK, sharing links and resources to help, culminating in a national free e-learning course for all
NHS staff.
Sarah Jennings
Sarah Jennings is currently the National Patient Safety Clinical Lead for Medical Devices at
NHS England & Improvement.
She has a BSc. in Nursing Studies and 30 years’ experience in acute and primary care as
an ED nurse, 111 advisor, Medical Equipment Sister, Medical Device Safety Officer and
Decontamination Lead. She has established links with the MHRA, CAPA and Clinical
Procurement, Users, Industry and other groups such as NAMDET and CHFG to improve
understanding of device use.
Sarah is keen to raise the profile of medical device governance to ensure appropriate access and use of safe and
effective devices and consumables to meet the needs of today’s high-pressured healthcare settings.
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WORKSHOPS DAY ONE June 30th 2021
LOCATION: BALCONY TWO
ROOM 1 – Philips
TOPIC: Patient Deterioration; Addressing the human factor
TIMES: 09:15 – 09:45, 30 Min Session
SYNOPSIS: It has become increasingly apparent that many doctors and nursing staff are unable to manage
a deteriorating patient in an appropriate, timely fashion. Several clinical studies clearly show
that delaying resuscitation increases the likelihood of organs failing due to inadequate oxygen
delivery to these tissues. This in turn can lead to unexpected death, unexpected cardiac
arrests, and unplanned admissions to the critical care unit.
Medical care is extremely complex and this complexity coupled with inherent human
performance limitations, even in skilled, experienced, highly motivated individuals, ensures
there will be mistakes.
SPEAKERS: Paul Hinchley - Clinical Manager, Connected Care
TOPIC: Physiology for the Biomed
TIMES: 11:00 – 11:45, 45 Min Session
SYNOPSIS: Basic level physiology and how it relates to patient monitoring. Understanding Physiology adds
context to the technology solutions used in patient monitoring, bridging the gap between
technology and clinical care.
SPEAKERS: Phil Osborne - Pre Sale Co-ordinator
TOPIC: In House Repair and Maintenance of the new Philips 867041 CO2
Unit
TIMES: 13.30 – 14.15, 45 Min Session
SYNOPSIS: Unlike earlier generations that had to be factory exchanged, all parts are available to hospital
biomed engineers for our new CO2 extension modules.
This session will demonstrate how swift replacement of damaged or failed parts can be
undertaken – thus saving the hospital a significant amount of time and reducing costs – and
how the unit can be calibrated and tested post repair.
SPEAKERS: Simon Goldberger - Remote Support Engineer Philips UK&I
TOPIC: Unlock potential and drive value with remote enablement
TIMES: 15.15 – 15.45, 30 Min Session
SYNOPSIS: Being able to investigate the problem is half the job sometimes. In this session Philips will
demonstrate how they can collaborate with engineering team to transform from a reactive
to a proactive approach and to work more efficiently. We can help future-proofing your
investment by helping to maintain cybersecurity. The session will include a demo of Philips
PerformanceBridge Focal Point, enabling data-centric insights into your device landscape and
networks, supporting potential improvements in asset availability, security and performance.
SPEAKERS: Alex Hives – Business Development Manager MATC
Dave Britton – Business Marketing Manager MA
Rick Kirkbright – Solution Architect
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WORKSHOPS DAY ONE June 30th 2021
LOCATION: BALCONY TWO
ROOM 2 – ECRI
TOPIC: ECRI Healthcare Technology Procurement Toolbox
TIMES: 4 SESSIONS (30-40 min per session)
SYNOPSIS: What drives the decision making process of procurement of medical technologies? Workshop
highlighting the inventory management and procurement tools available to help you identify,
evaluate and budget for the most appropriate and safe medical devices. Free resources
provided to attendees based on their current procurement projects.
SPEAKERS: Philip Hodsman and Rob Davies
ROOM 3 – Olympus
TOPIC: The Increasing Importance of Equipment Uptime
TIMES: SESSION 1 – 11:00am
SESSION 2 – 13:30pm
SESSION 3 – 15:15PM
SYNOPSIS: As the demands on healthcare continue to increase, there are higher pressures on equipment
to perform at it’s best and remain available for clinical use. Sustainable savings can be made by
making better use of existing equipment and investing in appropriate maintenance contracts to
minimise the risk of equipment failure.
Olympus recognises the impact equipment failure (downtime) has on the delivery of clinical
services, and the potential financial losses incurred when procedures are delayed, or at worst
cancelled due to equipment being unavailable.
Are you interested in how equipment uptime contributes to a hospitals efficiency and how this
can directly impact a patients experience? Join us for one of our workshops which will be run
in three, 30 minute slots throughout the day.
SPEAKERS: Mark Bagley – EMEA Uptime Support Lead & National Uptime Support Manager
UI Region
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WORKSHOPS DAY TWO July 1st 2021
LOCATION: BALCONY TWO
ROOM 1 – Zoll
TOPIC: Service Partnerships: Practising `Expert Care’
TIMES: SESSION 1 – 9:15am – 9:45am
SESSION 2 – 11:00am – 11:30am
SESSION 3 – 1:30pm – 2:00pm
SYNOPSIS: As the landscape of medical device deployment and use continues to evolve, ZOLL Medical
assess the growing demand for supporting maintenance services across organisational,
geographical and healthcare provider boundaries. In the world of both professional and public
AED use, ZOLL considers how we can extend best practise maintenance programmes mixing
technical service delivery, service accreditation and digital support for maintenance engineers,
in all locations, and to meet the challenges of the changing regulatory demand for medical
device manufacturers.
The session will set out:
ZOLLs vision for service partnerships with providers and ebme support services, and considers
how these can be strengthened and extended without an impact on quality and reliability.
ZOLLs expert care programme, its use of digital assured maintenance apps, and the move
towards `rescue ready’ self-monitoring devices.
SPEAKERS: Kevin Pritchard – Director of Operations – Europe
ROOM 3 – FujiFilm/Sonosite
TOPIC: Sonosite PX: The Next Generation
TIMES: SESSION 1 – 10:30am – 11:15am
SESSION 2 – 13:30pm – 14:15pm
SESSION 3 – 14:45pm – 15:30pm
SYNOPSIS: Protecting frontline healthcare workers and their patients against SARS-CoV-2, the virus
behind COVID-19 is critical. Fujifilm Sonosite is committed to supporting healthcare providers
with the most up-to-date information about point-of-care ultrasound and how to properly
clean and disinfect the equipment.
Cleaning and decontaminating POCUS machines starts with product design. Sonosite
ultrasound systems and transducers are designed and manufactured with infection control in
mind. Sonosite PX offers;
• The combination of a flat touch panel and sealed buttons simplifies cleaning
• Surface is sealed edge-to-edge to prevent liquid ingress
• Lid can be closed to keep interface clean
• Integrated transducer holders—no cups to clean
• Transducer cables are less likely to touch the floor, even at the lowest height
• Ultrasound system is IP22 rated for liquid ingress
• Clinicians can operate the touch panel with gloves and a sterile drape
• See for yourself how we support healthcare workers by attending one of our workshops.
SPEAKERS: Kimberly Williams – Regional sales manger
Kudzai Musamda – Clinical Application Specialist
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THE CLINICAL SERVICES JOURNAL
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ACCOSON B16 Fresenius Kabi B05 Oxylitre B24
ACIME UK G05 Fujifilm SonoSite C07 Penlon Ltd C08
Activekey UK Ltd B06 Fukuda Denshi UK ltd F08 Pentland Medical C30
Allbatteries G08 GE Healthcare C03 Pharmed B22
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Anetic Aid Ltd B30 Henleys Medical Prescotts G06
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Pullman Instruments A01
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Richard Wolf UK B10
Baxter Healthcare D02 IndySoft Europe Ltd A03
Rigel Medical E02
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Intramedical Limited B15
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IQ Medical Limited E06
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Direct Healthcare Group D01
MIUS Ltd Powered by Walters Medical E18
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Wassenburg Medical D05
Eastwood Park Training D25 MTS Health D18
Win Health Medical Ltd B21
ECRI A30 Nihon Kohden UK Ltd C24
Xograph C21
Edan A01 Ordr C22
Young Calibration Ltd B08
Eitan Medical UK Ltd C06 Olympus D15
Zoll Medical F05
Orca Medical A32
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EXHIBITOR PROFILES
ACCOSON B16
Telephone number: 01279433456 ACCOSON™ are the Leading British Manufacturer
of Sphygmomanometers. Known for quality
Website: www.accoson.com
and accuracy, ACCOSON™ provide high grade
Product Categories: Sphygmomanometers; Blood sphygmomanometers for clinical professionals
Pressure Monitors; Patient Monitoring; Multi worldwide. ACCOSON™ was founded in 1859
Parameter Monitors and has built a trusted reputation for precision and
reliability with continued success in modern blood
pressure measurement products.
ACIME UK G05
Telephone number: 07788232922 Acime UK designs, manufactures and supplies a
wide range of products to suit all needs. We have
Website: www.acime.co.uk
30 years experience providing treatment chairs for
Product Categories: Treatment Chairs; Stretchers; Dialysis, Chemotherapy and Day Surgery, and many
Porters Chairs; Couches; Bariatric other clinical uses. We also manufacture a wide
range of Porter chairs including stackable, bariatric,
outdoor and standard. We have a range of transport
stretchers for A & E, X ray, MRI & bariatric. All our
products are available in a wide range of upholstery
types, thicknesses and colour schemes. Dealing
directly with us, the manufacturer, enables us to
tailor our products to your exact specifications and
needs. All our products come with a minimum 2
year warranty with free servicing carried out by our
team of dedicated service
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Activekey UK Ltd B06
Telephone number: 01223 666588 Active Key is a leading manufacturer of cleanable
hygiene keyboards and mice for clinical applications.
Website: www.activekey.de/en
Utmost comfort in writing, precise key actuation and
Product Categories: Medical , Sanitizable keyboards perfect use in harsh and demanding environments
& mice; Clinical Data input products; Cleanings agent is the cornerstone for Active Key’s prominent
proof products position in the market. We excel at the key feel and
sanitizing capabilities in the man-machine interface.
In order to meet all requirements and applications,
Active Key offers robust data input solutions in
different sizes, features, options and language
versions. Active Key has the broadest product range
in mini, compact and Desktop keyboards either
wireless or wired, protected and unprotected, with
backlit or non-backlit, with and without touchpad
in waterproof and IP65/8 specifications. Custom
requirements also catered for with 25 years design
experience.
Allbatteries G08
Telephone number: 0121 506 8600 Allbatteries UK part of the Upergy Group is a
manufacturer and distributor of batteries, supplying
Website: www.allbatteries.co.uk
OEM and replacement medical batteries across
Product Categories: Batteries; Chargers; Torches Europe. Holding over £3.5 million worth of stock
from our central logistics centre we service a Pan
European market. We are ISO9001,ISO14001
and ISO13485 accredited, assuring you of high
quality products and service. We pride ourselves
on providing high quality, technical and customer
service support to all of our customers across all
sectors. We have been supplying to the medical
sector including the NHS for over 20 years and hold
multiple contracts for the supply of medical and
non-medical batteries, including NHS Supply Chain,
NHS Wales and NHS Scotland.
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Althea C10
Telephone number: 0118 900 8100 Althea is the largest independent provider of
integrated healthcare technology management
Website: www.althea-group.com/uk/
currently operating worldwide. We are an
Product Categories: Equipment Maintenance; outsourced technological partner for the provision
Technology Management; Managed Services; of managed services and multivendor maintenance
in both public and private healthcare organisations,
with expertise across multiple technologies - from
biomedical equipment to advanced diagnostic
imaging & radiology. We provide an outstanding
combination of integrated solutions, OEM
independence and a deep knowledge of healthcare
processes. This leads to better patient care, cost
efficiencies and value maximisation for healthcare
providers. Our skilled teams perform advanced
technical solutions independent of brands,
technologies and equipment classes, delivering a
single source of tailored and integrated services for
our customers’ needs. Althea Group manages over
1.4 million medical devices across 16 countries.
Anetic Aid Ltd B30
Telephone number: 01943 878647 Anetic Aid are UK market leaders in innovative
design and manufacture of medical equipment to
Website: www.aneticaid.com
an exceptionally high standard. We source world-
Product Categories: AT4 Electronic Tourniquet class materials and components, take pride in our
System; QA3 Patient Stretcher; QA3 Emergency workmanship, whilst offering second-to none
Stretcher; QA4 Mobile Surgery System; AnetiCare - customer service support and expert AnetiCare
Service and Maintenance service and maintenance. Established in 1977,
Anetic Aid has been supplying its highly regarded
products to hospitals both in the UK and overseas
export. Our products are developed, designed
and manufactured in Havant, Hampshire and are
supported by our sales, customer service and
AnetiCare service centre in Baildon, West Yorkshire.
Anetic Aid has grown from strength to strength,
expanding the company and offering a wide
range of flagship products including QA3 Patient
Stretchers, QA4 Surgery Systems and the AT4
Tourniquet.
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Applied Medical Technology
C04
Ltd
Telephone number: 01223420415 Applied Medical Technology specializes in the
supply of portable pumps for a range of clinical
Website: www.applied-medical.co.uk
applications including immunology, neurology,
Product Categories: Miniature portable syringe palliative care and chelation therapy. Based out
drivers. Disposables and accessories for use with the of our Cambridge offices we have been serving
pumps. the market for over 20 years. Applied Medical
Technology a subsidiary company of Cane Medical
Technologies the manufacturer of our range of
pump products.
Arcomed G02
Telephone number: 01268544580 Arcomedical specialises in developing and
supplying innovative infusion solutions, which
Website: www.arcomed.com
are manufactured in Switzerland to the highest
Product Categories: The Supply & Service of Medical standards.Arcomedical are absolutely committed
Devices & Consumables to improving patient safety, and protecting the
environment, and have strong product features
which demonstrate that commitment, such as the
arcomed PP set and TCI Eleveld.
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Arjo UK Ltd D30
Telephone number: 01582 413104 At Arjo, we believe that empowering movement
within healthcare environments is essential
Website: www.Arjo.co.uk
to quality care. Our products and solutions
Product Categories: SEM Scanner; Arjo Service are designed to promote a safe and dignified
experience through patient handling, medical beds,
personal hygiene, disinfection, diagnostics, and
the prevention of pressure injuries and venous
thromboembolism. With over 6,000 people
worldwide and 60 years caring for patients and
healthcare professionals, we are committed to
driving healthier outcomes for people facing
mobility challenges. www.arjo.com
Avensys UK Ltd E12
Telephone number: 01562 745 858 Part of the VAMED international healthcare group,
Avensys UK Ltd provide engineering services for
Website: www.avensysmedical.co.uk/
NHS Trusts and private hospital groups, from ad
Product Categories: Training - Apprenticeships; hoc support for their own engineering departments
Training - Level 2 - Level 5 courses; Equipment buying through to device audits, consultancy, maintenance
- new & pre-owned; Equipment Resale - ethical resale and device life cycle management. The Avensys
route for surplus equipment; Equipment Maintenance Training Academy trains bio-medical engineering
& Repair - Adhoc engineering support staff, with courses ranging from Level 2 Introduction
to Medical Engineering through to our work-based
Level 5 Diploma in Advanced Medical Equipment
Technologies. Working in partnership with Dudley
College of Technology, Avensys also provide
medical/clinical engineering Apprenticeships. The
Avensys Resale division supplies new and pre-
owned equipment, equipment rental and finance,
medical device storage and an ethical route to
market for surplus medical equipment.
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B. Braun C18
Telephone number: 01142259000 B. Braun is one of the worlds leading manufacturers
of medical devices and pharmaceutical products
Website: www.bbraun.co.uk/en
and services. With over 64,000 employees in 64
Product Categories: Automated Infusion Systems; countries, B. Braun develops high quality product
Acute Blood Purification Machines systems and services for users around the world.
Every service provided by B. Braun incorporates
its entire expertise and the company’s deep
understanding of users needs. In developing its
products, product systems and services, B. Braun
acts like a sparring partner. A companion who
promotes developments through constructive
dialog and the motivation to improve things.
With its constantly growing portfolio of effective
medical care solutions, B. Braun makes a substantial
contribution towards protecting and improving
peoples health. Twitter: https://twitter.com/
BBraunUK LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/
company/b-braun-group/ Facebook www.facebook.
com/bbrauninternational
Baxter Healthcare D02
Telephone number: +353 86 8938349 Evo IQ: designed to Promote Patient Safety through
Drug Library Compliance. The Evo IQ Infusion
Website: www.baxterhealthcare.co.uk
System features an advanced drug library and dose
Product Categories: Volumetric Infusion Pumps and error reduction software to promote patient safety;
Sets intuitive clinical workflows to help optimise clinician
efficiency; and Baxter’s One Set technology,
allowing clinicians to easily switch between gravity
and pump applications without changing sets,
reducing disconnects and set changes. Engineered
to Provide a High Standard of Efficiency. The Evo IQ
Infusion System includes a large volumetric infusion
pump, with a pipeline of complementary technology
to launch in the future, including additional pump
and set offerings that will enable healthcare facilities
to expand and upgrade the Evo IQ platform. For
more information please visit www.EvoIQInfusion.
com.
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BCAS Biomedical Services
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Ltd
Telephone number: 01494529527 BCAS Biomed’s mission is to help the NHS and
Private Healthcare Sectors deliver safe, compliant,
Website: www.bcasbiomed.co.uk
and effective services to patients through total
Product Categories: Managed Equipment Services; managed solutions for medical devices. Developing
Multi-Vendor Services; Medical Equipment our services since 2005, we have built up extensive
Consultancy Services; Quality Management Services; knowledge of the NHS’s pain points and are actively
Technology Solutions providing solutions based on the latest available
technology. Our team of Healthcare Experts
and Biomedical Engineers are passionate about
our NHS and dedicated to increasing efficiency
within procurement and compliance processes.
We positively support innovation through projects
such as: - Asset Replacement Programs (ARP)
- Equipment Standardisation Programs (ESP) -
Equipment disposal/re-sale services - Real-time
remote temperature monitoring - RFID asset
tracking solutions - End-user training solutions
- Quality management services - Innovation
partnerships
BD C01
Telephone number: 01189216000 BD has 65,000 associates, globally, supporting
medication safety. At our core, BD is advancing the
Website: www.bd.com/infusion
world of health™ through collaboration, medical
Product Categories: Infusion Pumps discovery, diagnostics and the delivery of care. BD
provides end-to-end solutions at every stage of the
patient journey, ensuring best practice, supporting
clinical teams and enhancing patient care. Working
with BD could improve your workflows, save you
time, reduce waste, deliver value and provide
positive patient experiences and outcomes. BD is
your trusted partner for delivery of care.
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