08:30
Registration and Exhibition 09:30
Welcome to Event Welcome to Completing the Picture 2019 from this year’s Chairman
09:40
Innovation Development and Regulations Scottish Health Innovations Ltd (SHIL) works in partnership with
NHS Scotland to identify, protect, develop and commercialise healthcare innovations to improve patient care. SHIL have a proven track record of developing ideas from NHS Scotland staff into commercial products. Learn about how SHIL can work with you to turn your ideas from concept or prototype into products on the market, as well as update on the changes to medical device regulations due to come into force in 2020. Fiona Schäfer, Elaine Gemmell
10:20
Medical Device Regulation:
Getting it Wrong This session provides an overview of current UK law on device
regulation, with a focus on enforcement and also legal issues outside the MDR. This will briefly summarise the current device regime under the 2017 MDR, flag 2020 issues, and then look at what enforcement action can be taken. It then considers what other legal rights and remedies are open to a customer or patient, and what steps might be taken to mitigate risk. Derek Hamill
11:00
Refreshment Break and Exhibition 11:30
From Standalone to Connected - The Evolution of Device Integration “Data is king” – It is not enough in today’s connected
heath care arena to simply test a device for the functionality it was designed to provide and confirm it fit for use. Once repaired, If the system is not able to maintain communication with the Trusts EPR and provide a complete digital Patient record then the device is seen as unusable. This presentation will explore the evolution of the simplest and most complex devices from standalone to full electronic integration.
12:00 Scotland’s
Changing Needs for its Health Service Dr. Oakley will be assessing the potential impact of the UK Science
Strategy on how the strategic investment decision making and purchasing programmes will need to be organised over the next 3 years in Scotland under the ægis of the Boards. We will discuss how the major and minor capital and revenue, and PPM budgets might be determined given the proposed developments in cancer and cardiac care. Our consideration will also include whether there is a need to reinvent the Regional Scientific Officer role of the 80s.
Dr Patricia Oakley 13:00
Lunch Break and Exhibition
14:20
What’s next for us? Exploring
Innovations in Healthcare
Gemma Milne is the Deep Tech and Science Start-up
Contributor for Forbes Europe and a cofounder of Science: Disrupt – a media outlet covering advances in science start-ups, research processes and industries such as space, energy, health and advanced computing. In this session Gemma will be discussing the new innovations in the healthcare industry.
Gemma Milne 15:00
Colin Maclachlan - Who Dares Wins! Colin Maclachlan is best known for appearing in Channel 4’s SAS: Who Dares Wins
and Channel 5’s Secrets of the SAS. The closing session for Completing the Picture Scotland 2019 will share an inspiring account of Colin’s life and several high profile UK Special Forces missions. A tale of mental resilience, teamwork, leadership and elite performance. Colin Maclachlan
15:50
Close from Chairman 16:00
Event Close
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This unique event is sponsored by an educational grant from Hillrom
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