From Nobel prize-winning MRI to the latest in medical devices, The University of Nottingham is at the cutting edge of healthcare technology.

Bringing to market these new innovations can be challenging. We will show you how the University, in partnership with the NHS, has pioneered a system to speed up access to new technologies and our expert panel will tell you what needs to happen next if patients are to reap the full benefit.

Speakers:

Louise Scull, Chair of Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust (Chair)
Beth Beeson, Consultant Clinical Engineer, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust
Dr Darren Clark, Chief Executive, Medilink East Midlands
Mark Campbell, Associate Director - Medical Technologies Evaluation Programme at the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence
Dr Matthew Clemence, Senior Scientist, Philips Healthcare
Professor Ian Hall, Director of Clinical Research, The University of Nottingham
Professor Steve Morgan, The University of Nottingham, Co-Director Centre for Healthcare Technologies

The University of Nottingham and the Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust have a track record of working
together on the latest innovations to speed up diagnosis and save lives. The challenge is to get these innovations to market quickly, as highlighted by the Government’s Accelerated Access Review 2015.

At Nottingham, the newly formed Centre for Healthcare Technologies and Centre for Healthcare Equipment and
Technology Adoption (CHEATA) do just that. Come and hear the latest thinking from our panel on how we can pave the way for faster access to healthcare technology.

For any queries, please email ResearchFutures@nottingham.ac.uk

This event is part of Nottingham in Parliament Day - celebrating the businesses, institutions and people that make Nottingham great. For more visit www.nottinghaminparliamentday.uk

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The Future of Healthcare Technologies: What is the secret to getting people better, faster?