Cancer
With an ageing and growing population in the UK the annual number of new cancer cases is expected to continue to grow. So there is an ongoing need for innovative medical technology that assists the screening, diagnosis and treatment of cancer, as well as helping to restore quality of life post-surgery.
The Medical Innovation Forum brings together the expertise of clinicians, life scientists, engineers and industry to explore opportunities to collaborate in the research, development and commercialisation of medical and diagnostic devices.
A programme of roundtable discussion groups are being staged so as to bring together participants who share common interests in how new medical technologies can contribute towards the earlier detection and treatment of cancer cases.
Discussion groups already confirmed include:
Discussion
Group: How can well validated tests and procedures be efficiently and quickly
adopted by the NHS?
Dr Geoff Boxer, Laboratory Manager (Oncology) & LTN Business Fellow, Targeting
& Imaging Group, University College London and Linda Boxer, Operations Manager,
Medical Specialties Division, Royal Free Hampstead NHS Trust
Discussion
Group: A Road Map of Diversification
Alan Connington, Commercial Director, Innovations Factory – Hartlands Hospital
Interested in hosting a roundtable discussion group?
For details of the exhibiting opportunities, please call
Jennie Bailey or Liz Humber on +44 (0) 1883 344 799