BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//MediWales - ECPv6.6.4.2//NONSGML v1.0//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN METHOD:PUBLISH X-WR-CALNAME:MediWales X-ORIGINAL-URL:https://mediwales.com X-WR-CALDESC:Events for MediWales REFRESH-INTERVAL;VALUE=DURATION:PT1H X-Robots-Tag:noindex X-PUBLISHED-TTL:PT1H BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:Europe/London BEGIN:DAYLIGHT TZOFFSETFROM:+0000 TZOFFSETTO:+0100 TZNAME:BST DTSTART:20120325T010000 END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD TZOFFSETFROM:+0100 TZOFFSETTO:+0000 TZNAME:GMT DTSTART:20121028T010000 END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120424T040000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120424T040000 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120424T030400Z LAST-MODIFIED:20120424T030400Z UID:5146-1335240000-1335240000@mediwales.com SUMMARY:Healthcare FP7 funding calls for 2013 DESCRIPTION:What are the FP7 Healthcare Funding calls for 2013? \nIf you want to find out how these calls are relevant to you\, then attend “Healthcare FP7 funding calls for 2013” at BioCity on Tuesday 24 April. \nOctavio Pernas\, the National Contact Point for FP7 will give you an insight as to what the EU have prioritised and will provide you with practical advice as to how you can participate in an FP7 project. \nTo find out more and to book your place\, please click here. URL:https://mediwales.com/event/healthcare-fp7-funding-calls-for-2013/ CATEGORIES:External END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120415T040000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120415T040000 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120415T030400Z LAST-MODIFIED:20120415T030400Z UID:5118-1334462400-1334462400@mediwales.com SUMMARY:UKTI Mission: 'Medical Technologies Trade Mission to China' DESCRIPTION:UK Trade & Investment and the China Britain Business Council are organising a ‘Medical Technologies Trade Mission to China’ from the 15th to 20th April 2012. \nJoin this mission to: \n\nExplore opportunities in this key emerging market\nMeet with potential buyers\, partners and distributors\nAttend the China International Medical Equipment Fair (CMEF)\, the largest medical equipment trade fair in Asia attracting over 60\,000 visitors. The exhibition takes place in Shenzhen\, near Hong Kong\, and attracts over 2000 exhibitors from 21 countries\nBuild your China-based network\n\nWhy China should be part of your business strategy \nChina is undergoing major healthcare reform\, is investing heavily in infrastructure\, has an excellent research base and impressive capabilities in manufacturing. Guangdong region (which includes Shenzhen and Hong Kong) has the most vigorous growth in South China with GDP growth ranked No.1 in the past 30 years\, and offers more practical opportunities to UK companies than elsewhere within South China. \nThe Markets \nMedical devices \nThe market for medical devices in 2010 was worth RMB120 billion (about £12 billion)\, with a 23% growth rate. Government investment promises huge potential\, it is predicted that 20% of the total RMB850 billion (about £85 billion) will be invested on medical device purchasing. \nAssisted Living \nThe market for equipment and products for the aged and the disabled including medical is showing signs of growth and potential as the Chinese population ages\, and as the Chinese government provides more support for the elderly and physically challenged population. \nHospital expansion \nAccording to the Shenzhen 12th five year plan\, there are nine new hospital build projects and 8 hospital expansion ongoing in Shenzhen. The government will complete the community health centre network and encourage private investment into community health centre. Hospital beds will increase to 15\,000 by 2015. \nFurther Information \nPlease see the UKTI website for further details \nHow to register your interest in this mission \nPlease express your interest in this mission by contacting Emily Liang eliang@bcggz.com and Rhona McDonald rhona.mcdonald@ukti.gsi.gov.uk or telephone: 020 7215 1164 no later than 16th March 2012. URL:https://mediwales.com/event/ukti-mission-medical-technologies-trade-mission-to-china/ CATEGORIES:External END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120413T040800 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120413T040800 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120413T030400Z LAST-MODIFIED:20120413T030400Z UID:5138-1334290080-1334290080@mediwales.com SUMMARY:Software Alliance and Cal2Cal Event: One-day HL7 course DESCRIPTION:8.30am – Arrival\, refreshments and networking\n9.00am – Workshop commences\n3.pm – Close \nThis course equally caters for programmers\, senior staff and managers. It is designed to take people through the process of understanding an HL7 installation and giving them a background knowledge in the technical aspects. \nGuest Speaker: Chris Lynton-Moll\, Chief Executive Officer\, CAL2CAL Australia \nCourse Objectives \nThis course is designed to provide the skills and knowledge for programming\, project management and implementation processes.  \nAttendees will learn the basics of HL7 messaging as well as a look to the future of healthcare messaging.  \nThe sessions include technical aspects of the HL7 processes and procedures. \nOn completion of this course\, attendees will have gained an understanding of the technical aspects of HL7 implementations and ability to effectively scope\, plan and implement an HL7 project. \nClick to download a pdf of the day’s schedule \nAbout the speaker\nChris Lynton-Moll is Chief Executive Officer of CAL2CAL Australia\, which is part of the CAL2CAL Group\, with offices in California\, India and United Kingdom. CAL2CAL is a global Information Technology products and Software Engineering company specialising in emerging technologies for various sectors including healthcare. \nChris has over 30 years experience in the health sector in both Australia and the United Kingdom. Chris’ areas of expertise are in Pathology\, Information System Management\, healthcare messaging and project management. Chris trained as a microbiologist in London before moving to Australia over twenty years ago. His previous positions include Director of the Collaborative Centre for eHealth and Australian Healthcare Messaging Laboratory\, at the University of Ballarat\, Victoria\, Chief Scientist of the Department of Microbiology\, Royal Hobart Hospital\, Tasmania and Information Systems Manager at the Royal Hobart Hospital. \nChris has been running HL7 messaging education and training sessions for the last 5 years for HL7 Australia. Chris is an active member of several Standards Australia HL7 Messaging Working Groups. He is Co-Chair of the Diagnostic Messaging Working Group\, and member of the Collaborative Care and Prescriptions Working Groups. Chris also holds the position of Honorary Secretary of HL7 Australia. \nPlaces are limited for this course\, so book early to avoid disappointment. \nTo book a place at this fully-subsidised course please click here \nAlternatively you can email us events@softwarealliancewales.com or call us on 01792 606663. \nThis workshop will be presented in English\, however\, should you wish to engage in the workshop through the medium of Welsh\, please let us know up to 4 working days before the date of the event and we will endeavour to ensure all resources are available in Welsh as soon as possible. URL:https://mediwales.com/event/software-alliance-and-cal2cal-event-one-day-hl7-course/ CATEGORIES:External END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120404T041800 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120404T041800 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120404T030400Z LAST-MODIFIED:20120404T030400Z UID:5136-1333513080-1333513080@mediwales.com SUMMARY:Cardiff University Innovation Network. Cashback: The great governemtn R&D sale. DESCRIPTION:Speakers \nAndrew Yeo\, Cardiff R&D Specialist Unit\, HMRC\nTom Woodcock\, Hazlewoods \n  \nSECRETS REVEALED: \n\n\nWhy Government wants you to pay less tax \n\n\nDon’t leave it to Finance or to your Accountants \n\n\nWhere’s the catch? \n\n\nHow to get the "cash" \n\n\nThe amazing range of qualifying activity \n\n\n"Cashback" for loss-making companies \n\n\n200% R&D tax relief for small business \n\n\nOne stop shop for answers to your questions \n\n\n  URL:https://mediwales.com/event/cardiff-university-innovation-network-cashback-the-great-governemtn-rd-sale/ CATEGORIES:External END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120327T030900 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120327T030900 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120327T020300Z LAST-MODIFIED:20120327T020300Z UID:5133-1332817740-1332817740@mediwales.com SUMMARY:Supplier Development Service - CHAS Training Workshop DESCRIPTION:Every year thousands of contractors apply for work with public and private sector organisations. To win work\, they must meet the buyer’s health and safety standards. Assessing supplier’s health and safety competence is usually time consuming process. Being CHAS approved reduces duplication as suppliers compliance is accepted by all CHAS buyers. \nCHAS Benefits: \n\nSuppliers show compliance with important parts of health and safety law.\nOn achieving compliance a supplier is approved to work for all CHAS buyers.\nCHAS gives guidance on any weaknesses in a supplier’s safety management\, Including how they can improve. \nBeing a CHAS supplier saves both time and resources; this workshop will take you through the application process (but does not include the application fee).\n\nThis workshop is only for companies with LESS than 5 employees \nPlaces are allocated on a first come first served basis\, there is only 1 place available per company.  \nIf you would like to book a place please use the following link: Event Link URL:https://mediwales.com/event/supplier-development-service-chas-training-workshop/ CATEGORIES:External END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120326T030000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120326T030000 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120326T020300Z LAST-MODIFIED:20120326T020300Z UID:5105-1332730800-1332730800@mediwales.com SUMMARY:UKTI TAP support grants available for the 24th DIA Euromeeting DESCRIPTION:                    \n  \nCCRA has booked a group of stands for this event. The EuroMeeting attracts more than 3\,000 professionals from over 50 countries. It brings together professionals from the biopharmaceutical industry\, contract service organisations\, clinical research\, regulatory agencies\, health ministries\, patients’ organisations and universities. \nIt is envisaged that the event will include a UK reception hosted by Her Majesty’s Ambassador to Denmark on Tuesday 27th March. \nSMEs that satisfy the eligibility criteria will receive a UKTI TAP support grant of £1000 towards the cost of exhibiting at this meeting. CCRA will co-ordinate freight and offer help with VAT recovery. There will be a management fee payable to CCRA to cover our time pre\, during and post the event in delivering these services to you\, of £220 + VAT (CCRA Members) or £330 + VAT (non-members). \nBooth Rental Fees \nThe cost of a 3m x 3m booth space is €4\,650 and includes: – \n• One (1) complimentary full-meeting registration\n• Three (3) complimentary booth personnel registrations\n• Pre-fitted shell scheme booth structure\n• Carpet\n• One (1) table\n• Three (3) chairs\n• One (1) standard electrical supply\n• One (1) wastebasket \nPlease register your interest with CCRA by emailing: mail@ccra.org.uk or phone 0116 259 3852. Available stands will be allocated on a first come\, first served basis\, and an early reply is needed. URL:https://mediwales.com/event/ukti-tap-support-grants-available-for-the-24th-dia-euromeeting/ CATEGORIES:External END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120322T030000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120322T030059 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120322T030300Z LAST-MODIFIED:20150216T164815Z UID:5117-1332385200-1332385259@mediwales.com SUMMARY:MediWales Finance and Funding Event Presentations DESCRIPTION:Finance and Funding Presentations \n\nPlease note only those presenters who have given permission for content to be shared are displayed below.\nClick here to download the full event programme icluding introduction and speaker biogs. \n\n\n\n\n \nDr Helen Kuhlman\, Lead Technologist\, Medicines and Healthcare\, Technology Strategy Board: “Supporting the journey from concept to commercialisation”.\n\n\n\nDr Octavio Pernas\, United Kingdom National Contact Point for FP7 Health: “Framework Programme 7 for health”.\n\n\n \nMartin Hunt\, Programme Director NIHR i4i: “NIHR i4i – Funding medtech innovation for patient benefit”.\n\n\n \n Beverly Luchmun\, Industry Lead\, NISCHR: “Maximising collaboration\n\n\n \nTim Knott\, Business Development Manager\, Wellcome Trust: “Funding available from the Wellcome Trust Health Innovation Challenge Fund”\n\n\n \nGeraint Tilsley\, Partner\, Geldards: “Investor readiness – legal issues in the investment process”\n\n\n \nLeighton Reed\, Tax Advisor and Accountant\, Broomfield and Alexander: “Understanding and exploring opportunities of R&D tax credits and the Patent Box\n\n\n \nMark Davis\, Partner\, Chartered Patent Attorney\, European Patent Attorney\, Urquhart-Dykes & Lord LLP: “Patent Box – free money”.\n\n\n \n\n\n\n \nDavid Baynes\, CEO\, Fusion IP: “Financing for university spin outs”.\n\n\n\nMark Russon\, Business Development Manager\, UK Primary Markets\, London Stock Exchange: “IPO Strategies”.\n\n\n\n  URL:https://mediwales.com/event/mw-ff-presentations/ CATEGORIES:MediWales Events END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120322T030000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120322T030059 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120322T030300Z LAST-MODIFIED:20120322T030300Z UID:5135-1332385200-1332385259@mediwales.com SUMMARY:Medical Device Regulations Event DESCRIPTION:Medical Device Regulations Event: what you need to know before you start \nIf you are new to the medical device market or have an existing product and want to ensure that you get the basics right – then this half-day seminar is for you. \nMedilink EM are giving delegates an opportunity to pre-ask any questions about medical device regulations. These will be discussed during the course of the seminar. Please send your question/s to mlquestions@highedge.co.uk. \nTo find out more and to register please click here. \nEnquiries:\ninfo@medilinkem.com or call 0115 912 4327 URL:https://mediwales.com/event/medical-device-regulations-event/ CATEGORIES:External END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120321T030900 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120321T030900 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120321T030300Z LAST-MODIFIED:20120321T030300Z UID:5134-1332299340-1332299340@mediwales.com SUMMARY:Supplier Development Services - Winning Tenders Event DESCRIPTION:Attendance is free \nIt is estimated that around £5billion is spent by the public sector in Wales on an annual basis. Would you like to increase your chances of winning some of those future contracts? Do you know where to look to find these opportunities? \nThe Supplier Development Service would like to invite you to a free Winning Tenders Event on Wednesday\, 21st March 2012 at the Holiday Inn\, Coldra\, Newport\, NP18 2YG. \nBacked by the Welsh Government this interactive event will bring together Newport City Council procurement officials\, procurement and networking experts alongside local businesses. During the event you will: \n·    have access to Local Authority and procurement experts with up to date knowledge of public sector procurement \n·    gain an understanding of the types of requirements placed on businesses when responding to public sector tenders\, for example equality and diversity\, health and safety\, the ability to deliver\, references and sustainability may all form part of the decision making process\, rarely is a decision made on price alone    \n·    find out how to access expert procurement advice from the Supplier Development Service. The Service has successfully supported a large number of businesses in the South East Wales area to improve their knowledge and skills in public sector tendering\, and most importantly have in many cases gone on to success in winning new business. \n·    participate in a structured Networking session to promote your business giving you the opportunity to market your product or service and find potential tendering partners. \nWhether you require an outline understanding or in depth advice\, experts will be on hand to respond to your questions and uncertainties regarding public sector tendering with the aim of helping you to improve your chances of success. \nRegistration commences at 9.30am for a 10.00am start\, lunch will be provided and the event is scheduled to close at 2.30pm. \n  \nPlease use the following link to register your details and reserve your place: \n \nhttp://ms.fs4b.wales.gov.uk/events/event.aspx?id=CMP-13320-VRPNNY URL:https://mediwales.com/event/supplier-development-services-winning-tenders-event/ CATEGORIES:External END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120320T031300 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120320T031300 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120320T030300Z LAST-MODIFIED:20120320T030300Z UID:5137-1332213180-1332213180@mediwales.com SUMMARY:Supplier Development service: Sell to Wales workshop DESCRIPTION:The Supplier Development Service would like to invite you to our ‘Maximising Sell 2 Wales’ workshop. In the current climate Sell 2 Wales can make a real difference to your business. It opens doors to hundreds of public sector organisations throughout Wales\, the UK and Europe. The service does not cost you a penny. \nThe workshop will take the following format and will last from 1:00pm – 3:00pm: \n\nIntroduction to SDS Service\nContext of Sell 2 Wales site\nLive Demonstration of Sell 2 Wales features\nPractical user session\n\nTo book your place\, please do so on the following link: Event Link \nAll places must be booked. Places will be allocated on a first come first served basis. To book a place please use the link next to the session you wish to attend. URL:https://mediwales.com/event/supplier-development-service-sell-to-wales-workshop/ CATEGORIES:External END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120320T030000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120320T030000 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120320T030300Z LAST-MODIFIED:20120320T030300Z UID:5121-1332212400-1332212400@mediwales.com SUMMARY:20Twenty Leadership Programme - Taster Sessions DESCRIPTION:20Twenty Leadership Programme  \n       \nThe next recruitment campaign has started for the 20Twenty Leadership Programme. It has become the flagship ‘SME’ development programme offered by the Cardiff School of Management and has gained an amazing reputation amongst the local business community for providing practical tools to grow their business. The business school have secured external funding to support the next group which will commence in May 2012. \nIf you would like to find out more\, Cardiff Metropolitan University are holding a series of 2-hour free ‘taster’ workshops as detailed in this flyer. \nPlease contact Catherine Wilson to reserve a place. Catherine’s details are: 029 2041 7160; cwilson@cardiffmet.ac.uk. URL:https://mediwales.com/event/20twenty-leadership-programme-taster-sessions/ CATEGORIES:External END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120313T030000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120313T030000 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120313T030300Z LAST-MODIFIED:20120313T030300Z UID:5111-1331607600-1331607600@mediwales.com SUMMARY:BioWales 2012 DESCRIPTION:Click here for more information: sponsorship\, exhibiting\, and the Gala dinner\nClick here to register\n  \n\nSpecial MediWales and Medilink UK member delegate package now available. Please contact ruth.campbell@mediwales.com for more information. \nBioWales 2012 marks the 10th anniversary of the international life sciences event\, and to celebrate\, the event on March 13 and 14 will be the biggest yet – in its new home\, the iconic Wales Millennium Centre overlooking the waterfront of Cardiff Bay\, and with a much broader global focus. \nThe two day show reflects the significance of the life sciences sector in Wales and comprises a conference that will attract major international profile speakers to inspire and inform\, an exhibition of industry and academia to showcase the innovative research and development taking place in Wales\, and a brokerage event that and brings together industry professionals to make valuable business connections in a speed dating style. \nThe 2012 conference programme has been put together by the body which advises Welsh Government on its life science strategy\, the Life Science Sector Panel\, headed by biotech entrepreneur Professor Sir Chris Evans who will be a keynote speaker at the event. Conference themes have a sharper commercial edge\, and will include: \n\nInnovation\nTranslation\nCommercialisation\n\nAmongst the presentations\, Sir Chris Evans will unveil exciting plans for the future of life sciences in Wales\, and the Futurewatch session highlights new technologies and commercial ventures to look out for. Sir Chris said: "We have really upped the ante for BioWales 2012 with a 10th event in this magnificent Welsh landmark building that will capture the dynamism and vitality in the life sciences in today’s Wales. It’s an exciting prospect and not to be missed!" \nProgramme (subject to changes) \n\n\n\n\n\nDAY ONE \n8.00-10.00 Registration\, Coffee and networking\n \n \n10.00-12.00 Key note speakers: \nProfessor Sir Christopher Evans\, OBE\n Chairman of the Life Science Sector Panel\n Unveils the New and Vibrant Life Science \n Strategy for Wales\, and answers your questions \nProfessor Sir Richard Sykes\n Former Chairman of GlaxoSmithKline\n Opening address\, sharing his experience and insights \nEdwina Hart MBE OStJ AM\n Minister for Business\, Enterprise\, Technology and Science \nProfessor John Harries\n Chief Scientific Advisor for Wales\n Science for Wales: A Strategic Agenda \nProfessor Trevor Jones\n Former Director General\n ABPI\, Strategic direction of the Pharmaceutical Industry and the role of the SME business community\n \n 12.00-2.00 Lunch and networking \n\n2.00- 4.45 Innovation:\n \n \nProfessor Chris McGuigan\nCardiff University\n ProTides: From Lab Science to Wall Street\n \nGabriele Cerronne\n Chairman BioVitas Capital\n From Cardiff and two employees to $2.5 Billion \nDr David Bott\n Director of Innovation Programmes\n Technology Strategy Board\n Concept to Commercialisation in Life Sciences \nJohn Jeans \n Chairman\, Cardiff University Council\, Medical Research Council – Technology\, and Imanova Ltd\n \nIan James\n Director A4P Consulting \n Innovation in Clinical Bioanalysis\n \nDr Nick Thomas\nPrincipal Scientist in Cell Technologies\, GE Healthcare\n \n\nRowan Gardner\nBiolauncher\n New Models for BioScience Innovation\n \n \n6.00- 10.00pm\n \nDrinks Reception\nMedilink UK Awards Ceremony\nGala Dinner\n\n \n\nDAY TWO \n8.00 – 9.30 Coffee and networking\n \n9.30 -12.00 Translation: \nMichael Hunt\n CEO Renuron\n Developing Stem Cells therapy in stroke patients – the Translational Challenge \nBerwyn Clarke\n Board Director and Cheif Scientific Officer\, Lab 21\n Companion Diagnostics \nDavid Ford and Dr Steven Conlan \n Institute of Life Science\n ‘What’s the Point of Care?’ – Showing Research Makes a Difference \nProfessor Jonathan Bisson\n Clinical Director\, NISCHR AHSC\n Collaborative working between industry\, higher education and NHS Wales. \nTrevor Howe\n Janssen\, a Johnson and Johnson Company\n Lions and Donkeys – Will Translation improve Attrition in Parmaceutical research? \n\n12.00- 2.00 Lunch and networking \n2.00-4.30 Commercialisation: \n \nMichael Thompson\n Managing Director\, Biomet UK Healthcare\n Rapid Recovery Knee Arthroplasty Patient Pathway – A New Service Model for Orthopaedic Care \nKenneth Powell\n Executive Chairman\, Q Chip\n Turning Good Science into Commercial Success –Case Histories from Biotechnology \nDr Pete Corish\n British Biocell International (BBI) \n Innovation Versus Process – the Balancing Act for Successful New Product Development in Diagnostics\n   \nFacilitated Finance Panel Discussions \n \n\nIfan Evans Head of Life Science Sector\, Welsh Governement\nDomonic Griffiths\, Fusion IP\nBrenig Preest\, Senior Investment Executive\, Excalibur\nDr Melanie Goward\, Senior Inv\nestment Executive\, Finance Wales\n\nWorkshops \n Day 1: UKTI – How to Access the US Healthcare Market \n Day 2: GE Startup Workshop – Working with SMEs to deliver Growth \n \n \n\n\n\n  URL:https://mediwales.com/event/biowales-2012/ CATEGORIES:External END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120313T030000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120313T030000 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120313T030300Z LAST-MODIFIED:20120313T030300Z UID:5124-1331607600-1331607600@mediwales.com SUMMARY:The Medilink UK Awards 2012 at BioWales DESCRIPTION: \nOn the 13th March 2012\, the eyes of the UK’s Life Sciences sector will focus on the Iconic Wales Millennium Centre for the announcement of the Medilink UK Healthcare Business Awards 2012 winners.\n \nTo book your place at the Awards Gala Dinner please contact Julia Fu\, j.fu@medilink.co.uk\, and copy in ruth.campbell@mediwales.com. If you are attending the BioWales 2012 conference please ask about special packages.\n \nThis year\, the Awards will partner with the 10th anniversary celebration of the international BioWales conference\, focussed on Medical\nTechnology and Life Sciences.\n \nThe prestigious awards will be held as part of the BioWales Gala Dinner\, with an anticipated audience of 500 leading professionals from the Life Sciences sector\, UK government\, research institutes and overseas organisations.\n \nThe dinner will be hosted by Professor Sir Christopher Evans (OBE) – one of Europe’s leading biotechnology entrepreneurs.\n \nThe Medilink UK Awards celebrate the best of UK Life Sciences and acknowledge the achievements of its innovators. The awards span five categories\, all of which demonstrate the continued innovation\, diversification and sustainability of UK Life Sciences.\n \nWe are offering you national & international exposure to one of the highest value added sectors in the UK\, through ‘Event’ or ‘Award’ sponsorship. For more information on sponsorship click here. URL:https://mediwales.com/event/the-medilink-uk-awards-2012-at-biowales/ CATEGORIES:External END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120313T030000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120313T030000 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120313T030300Z LAST-MODIFIED:20120313T030300Z UID:5130-1331607600-1331607600@mediwales.com SUMMARY:CHIRAL Seminar\, 13 March DESCRIPTION:Professor David Cohen \nFaculty of Health\,Sport and Science\, Glamorgan University \n‘The WILMA study (Weight Loss Maintenance in Adults): An example of the use of economics in clinical trials.’\nSynopsis: The Welsh Health Economics Support Service (WHESS) in one of the National Institute for Social Care and Health Research (NISCHR) infrastructure support groups – set up to provide health economics advice and expertise to the health and social care research communities in Wales. In this seminar\, David Cohen will\, through the example of the ongoing WILMA study\, demonstrate how WHESS can contribute to the development of a research proposal by incorporating economic issues into a clinical trial. \nFor any further information please contact Sarah Wright on ext.2719 or chiralseminars@swansea.ac.uk URL:https://mediwales.com/event/chiral-seminar-13-march/ CATEGORIES:External END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120307T030000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120307T030000 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120307T030300Z LAST-MODIFIED:20120307T030300Z UID:5129-1331089200-1331089200@mediwales.com SUMMARY:CHIRAL Seminar\, 7 March DESCRIPTION:Dr Keith Bodger\nSenior Lecturer (Clinical) in Medicine\, University of Liverpool\nConsultant Physician & Gastroenterologist\, University Hospital Aintree\, Liverpool \nSynopsis: TBC (Dr Keith Bodger has a range of Health Services Research interests\, including primary research in the areas of dyspepsia\, upper gastrointestinal cancer and inflammatory bowel disease and related secondary research (cost-effectiveness analysis). Primary research includes cost-of-illness studies\, outcomes research (Health State Utilities & Willingness-to-pay techniques) and analysis of practice variation. \nFor any further information please contact Sarah Wright on ext.2719 or chiralseminars@swansea.ac.uk \n  URL:https://mediwales.com/event/chiral-seminar-7-march/ CATEGORIES:External END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120306T030000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120306T030000 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120306T030300Z LAST-MODIFIED:20120306T030300Z UID:5131-1331002800-1331002800@mediwales.com SUMMARY:KTN: Clinical Needs and Sensing Solutions - Meet the Clinicians DESCRIPTION:Click here to download the event flyer.  \nRegistration: £50 +VAT \nThe Electronics\, Sensors\, Photonics and HealthTech and Medicines Knowledge Transfer Networks (KTNs) are to hold a workshop in London on Tuesday 6th March 2012. This workshop brings together leading clinicians and sensor technology developers. It builds on the significant interest in the sensing community in addressing healthcare applications. It also draws upon the efforts and strategic objectives of the HealthTech & Medicines KTN’s mapping of unmet clinical needs\, involving clinicians in research and collaborative R&D with the healthcare and medicine industry. \nThe workshop will discuss and review the current critical clinical needs in four different areas of clinical specialities and will provide the opportunity to discuss directly with the leading clinicians any ideas for potential sensing solutions. The clinical specialities which will be covered during this event are; \n\nOrthopaedics & Trauma\nEmergency Medicine\nPaediatrics\nUrology\n\nThe main aims of this event are as follows; \n\nFacilitate new clinician/industry collaborations in a number of areas of clinical specialities.\nIdentify barriers to innovation and commercialisation\nReview current funding opportunities and identify funding gaps\nProvide networking opportunities to identify partners\nReview supporting mechanisms available to accelerate innovation and commercialisation through KTNs\nReview current pre-clinical and clinical trials and identify best practice to accelerate regulatory approvals\n\nWho should attend?\nThis workshop is primarily about exploring a range of clinical needs where sensing technology has the potential to provide a solution for the benefits of the patients and healthcare providers. It will therefore be primarily of interest to: \n\nCompanies seeking to exploit their sensing technologies in new medical areas\nCompanies seeking to identify leading clinicians to establish long term collaborations\nCompanies and academics with sensing technologies that they consider may have healthcare applications\nLarge medical device and diagnostics companies interested in directly sponsoring innovative ideas and working with clinicians/academics and SME’s to establish new collaborations\nClinicians active in the identified areas wishing to discuss potential solutions and explore new collaboration opportunities\nClinicians from other areas who are interested in transferable technologies of relevance to their own needs\nAcademics involved in developing new technologies for sensors and new sensor applications\nFunding organisations seeking to identify strategic priority areas for future funding calls\n\n\nRegistration \nDue to the anticipated popularity of this workshop and the limited number of places we request potential participants to contact us directly in order to register their interest in attending. To do this please send an e-mail to Robert Angus at robert.angus@espktn.org stating the expertise/ technology you will bring to the debate. \nIn your e-mail please also indicate which of the clinical areas addressed by the workshop (Orthopaedics & Trauma\, Emergency Medicine\, Paediatrics\, Urology) interests you the most. URL:https://mediwales.com/event/ktn-clinical-needs-and-sensing-solutions-meet-the-clinicians/ CATEGORIES:External END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120229T020000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120229T020000 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120229T020200Z LAST-MODIFIED:20120229T020200Z UID:5104-1330480800-1330480800@mediwales.com SUMMARY:Advances in Medical Science: collaboration for growth DESCRIPTION:  \nThe NHS is the UK’s largest customer of medicines and medical technologies. In addition to delivering high-quality healthcare\, it has a great role to play in strengthening the country’s economy\, contributing directly to the success of Britain’s thriving life sciences sector. Close working between the NHS and industry – including devices\, diagnostics\, pharma and biotech companies – and some of the leading universities and research centres in the world\, supports the ability of the UK to deliver health benefits to the public\, patients and society. \nAdvances in Medical Science: collaboration for growth will be a showcase of the latest developments in medical science\, offering an ideal opportunity for the science community\, the NHS and their respective partners to come together to discuss innovative medicines and treatments for pressing health issues. \nMediWales member discount:  \nDiscount Code: MEDIWPUB – Usual Price for Public sector place is £295 + vat. (For MediWales subscribers £200 + vat.) \nDiscount Code: MEDIWPRI – Usual Price for a Private sector place is £895 + vat. (For MediWales subscribers £695 + vat) \nClick here to read more and to book your place.\nDelegate Bookings: 0161 831 7111 URL:https://mediwales.com/event/advances-in-medical-science-collaboration-for-growth/ CATEGORIES:External END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120229T020000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120229T020000 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120229T020200Z LAST-MODIFIED:20120229T020200Z UID:5128-1330480800-1330480800@mediwales.com SUMMARY:CHIRAL Seminar\, 29 Feb DESCRIPTION:Professor Marcus Longley and Amy Simpson\nWelsh Institute for Health and Social Care (WIHSC) \n‘How would patients regulate new medicines?’ \nSynopsis: A recent Citizens Jury consisting of people with serious and rare disorders spent five days considering how the risks and benefits of new medicines should be assessed. What factors were relevant\, and how should they be weighed? Should regulators be more permissive? And what role should patients have in all this? Professor Marcus Longley and Amy Simpson\, from WIHSC\, University of Glamorgan\, describe what happened when the jurors got to grips with the evidence\, and discuss what it all might all mean for the future of medicines’ regulation in Europe. \nFor any further information please contact Sarah Wright on ext.2719 or chiralseminars@swansea.ac.uk URL:https://mediwales.com/event/chiral-seminar-29-feb/ CATEGORIES:External END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120222T021500 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120222T021500 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120222T020200Z LAST-MODIFIED:20120222T020200Z UID:5122-1329876900-1329876900@mediwales.com SUMMARY:Brazil Inward Sustainable Health Mission DESCRIPTION: Brazil Inward Sustainable Health Mission – 22nd February 2012\n\n \n \n\nUKTI will be supporting an inward delegation of senior representatives from the Brazilian public and private health sector\, who will be visiting the UK to learn about sustainable development in health systems. A comprehensive programme has been prepared by our Consulate General in São Paulo\, and there will be an opportunity for you to hold 1:1 meetings with senior stakeholders from the Brazilian health system. The Brazilian delegate list is shown below.  \n\nThe event will take place at 3pm on Wednesday\, 22nd February 2012 at the 1 Victoria Street Conference Centre\, London and we would very much encourage you to attend if your business has experience in any of the following areas: \n\nSustainable hospital construction and management\nLow carbon health technologies\nManaging renewable energy\nClinical waste management\nBenchmarking data related to emissions and waste\n\nPlease send expressions of interest to Rhona McDonald: rhona.mcdonald@ukti.gsi.gov.uk by 9th February 2012 \n \nDelegate list  \n\nRaimundo Nonato Pires dos Santos\, Secretariat of State for Health for the State of Tocantins\nOsvino de Souza\, Professor and Coordinator of the Research Group for Health Management at Dom Cabral Foundation (business school)\nAntonio Carlos Cascão\, Engineering Director\, Albert Einstein Hospital\nMarcos Tucherman\, Health\, Safety and Environment Manager \, Albert Einstein Hospital\nFlavio Alexandre Cardoso Alvares\, Sustainability Coordinator\, Sírio Libanês Hospital\nGizelma de Azevedo Simões Rodrigues – Accommodation Manager\, Sírio Libanês Hospital\nDebora Mello\, Lanakaná Sustainability Consultancy\nRodrigo Henriques\, Executive Director\, Lanakaná Sustainability Consultancy\nPaulo Roberto Segatelli Camara\, Superintendent of Pró Saúde (Brazilian Association of Public Hospitals)\, President of the Brazilian Federation of Hospital Managers and Vice President of the Latin American Federation for Health Managers*\nAguinaldo Correa\, Pró Saúde\, Director North Region*\nMarcelo Bittencourt\, Pró Saúde\, Director South Region*\nDanilo Oliveira da Silva – General Director of Hospital Municipal de Araucária\nJosé Donizetti Stoque – General Director of Hospital Municipal de Cubatão\nRonaldo Pasquarelli\, Operations Director\, Pró Saúde*\n  \n\n* Pró-Saúde is an association of public hospitals who organise the tendering process for collective purchase of over 50 hospitals in Brazil  \nClick here to view the event flyer  URL:https://mediwales.com/event/brazil-inward-sustainable-health-mission/ CATEGORIES:External END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120222T020000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120222T020000 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120222T020200Z LAST-MODIFIED:20120222T020200Z UID:5115-1329876000-1329876000@mediwales.com SUMMARY:CEMAS Seminar DESCRIPTION:The Centre of Excellence in mobile Applications and Services will be hosting a Seminar entitled ‘Transforming Healthcare with Mobile Technology’ on the 22nd February 2012. The event will be held at the Glamorgan Conference Centre\, University of Glamorgan\, Treforest\, and will include informative keynotes relating to m-health as well as remote monitoring demonstrations followed by networking and lunch. To book your place please visit http://cemashealthcare.eventbrite.co.uk \nAgenda\n9.30am – 10.00am – ‘Advances in Mobile Technology and the use of smarter mobile devices’\nKhalid Al Begain\, CEMAS \n10.00am-10.30am – ‘The need for integration and localised solutions in the NHS’\nDavid V Ford\, Swansea University \n10.30am – 11.00am – ‘MOCAD\, Rationalising Social Care and its link to the NHS at scale’\nJohn Griffiths\, Griffiths Associates \n11.00am – 11.15am – Refreshment Break \n11.15am -11.45am – ‘Smart solutions for improved healthcare and monitoring’\nSabarna Mukhopadhyay\, CAL2CAL \n11.45am – 1.30pm– m-health and remote monitoring demonstrations\, lunch and networking\n1.30pm – CLOSE \nProfessor Khalid Al-Begain – CEMAS\nProfessor Al- Begainis Director of the Centre of Excellence in Mobile Applications and Services (CEMAS) at the University of Glamorgan. CEMAS work with SME’s in Wales to develop\, test and find a route to market for their mobile app products.CEMAS work with a host of industry sectors in wales including Healthcare\, Education\, Technology and Tourism and through events promote the benefits of using mobile apps for business. For more information on the work of CEMAS please see our website at www.cemas.mobi \nDavid V Ford\nDavid’s research interests are in the field of Health Services Research and he specialises in the secondary use of routinely collected data to support and conduct research. He has been involved in a wide range of large-scale\, multi-centre studies of complex interventions and evaluations of policy and service initiatives. David is Director of the eHealth Industries Innovation (ehi2) Centre\, developing links between academia\, the NHS\, and business within the UK and internationally. He is also University Director of Health Informatics Research Laboratories\, created through a collaboration between the College of Medicine\, Swansea University and NHS Wales Informatics Service\, the national programme for NHS IT for Wales. The Labs provide state-of-the-art facilities to design\, prototype\, test and evaluate innovative new information technologies for use in improving health and healthcare. David is also joint lead of the Health Information Research Unit for Wales (HIRU)\, which develops new ways of harnessing the potential of routinely collected information collected in health and other settings. David is a Fellow of the Royal Society for the Encouragement of the Arts\, Manufactures and Commerce (FRSA) and past Chairman and a current Director of MediWales\, a membership organisation representing the medical technology sector of Wales. David is a member of numerous committees and national bodies relating to health informatics and health-related research. He has received research grants and consultancy contracts valuing over £20m over recent years. \nSabarna Mukhopadhyay – CAL2CAL\nCAL2CAL addresses the immediate needs of improved clinical efficiency and preventative care with bespoke solutions involving integration of existing systems in the NHS and use of mobile technology to allow information access at the point of care. The solutions are currently focussed on the care and monitoring of the elderly and the chronic disease management. The concept of single input and multiple use of the confidential clinical data is possible using standard based secured data exchange framework. The presentation will intend to highlight a couple of general issues highlighted in the NHS nationally and demonstrate the user friendly solutions that could be implemented phase wise. The advantages and benefits of the modular system would be the crucial point of discussion. \nJohn Griffiths – MOCAD\nJohn Griffiths developer of MOCAD (Mobile Care and early intervention and Diagnostics)\, which is an Android/Cloud based integrated system that addresses the problems of Accountability\, Lone Worker\, Mileage and Efficiency within the Social Care community. Its objectives are to rationalize and make transparent the efficiencies mobile working can make in this somewhat unstructured and some say poorly funded area addressing assisted living and demonstrate its true worth to patient wellbeing and early / timely diagnosis by the NHS. \nFor more information on this event or the work of CEMAS please visit www.cemas.mobi URL:https://mediwales.com/event/cemas-seminar/ CATEGORIES:External END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120222T020000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120222T020000 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120222T020200Z LAST-MODIFIED:20120222T020200Z UID:5127-1329876000-1329876000@mediwales.com SUMMARY:CHIRAL Seminar\, 22 Feb DESCRIPTION:Professor Gareth Williams \nCardiff Institute of Society and Health \n‘Intense delineations of territory\, health\, well-being and connecting communities’ \nSynopsis: The resilience of communities has never been a hotter topic\, given the current backdrop of financial dire straits in Britain. Are the coalition’s policies for communities to do with a genuine empowerment\, or the latest step in the state’s withdrawal of responsibility for support?’ \nFor any further information please contact Sarah Wright on ext.2719 or chiralseminars@swansea.ac.uk URL:https://mediwales.com/event/chiral-seminar-22-feb/ CATEGORIES:External END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120221T020000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120221T020059 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120221T020200Z LAST-MODIFIED:20150216T164815Z UID:5120-1329789600-1329789659@mediwales.com SUMMARY:ABHI and MediWales: Welsh Regional Event DESCRIPTION:In collaboration with MediWales the Association of British Healthcare Industries (ABHI) will be holding a regional event in Cardiff for ABHI and MediWales Members – Please note this is a members only event\, view membership information. \nThis seminar will provide members with a comprehensive update of the key issues facing the medical technology sector and the work of the ABHI. \nPresentations include: \n\nMike Kreuzer\, Executive Director – Technical and Regulatory: “Recast of the Medical Device Directives- including Unique Device Identification\, and ABHI Code of Business Practice”.\nNishan Sunthares\, Director – Market access: “What is ABHI doing on procurement?”.\nAndy Taylor\, Executive Director – Healthcare Policy:” NHS changes- things to watch out for”.\n\n \n\nPresentations \n\n\n\n\n\n\nPlease click on the PDF icon to download the ABHI presentations\n\n\n\n  URL:https://mediwales.com/event/abhi-and-mediwales-welsh-regional-event/ CATEGORIES:MediWales Events END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120213T020000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120213T020000 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120213T020200Z LAST-MODIFIED:20120213T020200Z UID:5093-1329098400-1329098400@mediwales.com SUMMARY:UKTI Life Sciences Mission to Japan DESCRIPTION:         \nUKTI Life Sciences Mission to Japan\n13-17 February 2012 \nPlease note the deadline for applications is Wednesday 30th November \nClick here for applications for the Life Sciences Mission to Japan on 13-17 Feb 2012 \nClick here to view the full flyer\n\nCost: £1\,110 – mission participation to seminars and networking receptions in Tokyo and Osaka \nIn addition\, companies have access to “Nano Tech 2012” (www.nanotechexpo.jp/en/index.html)\, and to advice from UKTI colleagues from British Embassies in South Korea and Taiwan. \nWhy Japan?\nJapan is the world’s 2nd largest pharmaceutical market in the world worth £65bn. At 11% of the global market\, it is bigger than France and Germany combined \nJapanese Biotech & Pharma companies have been proactively looking for R&D and in-licensing partners who can offer them promising drug candidates\, novel DDS\, formulations and also biomarkers\nOpportunities also exist in services that enable pharmaceutical companies to reduce drug development times\nJapan is the world’s 2nd largest healthcare market\, with the imports of medical devices market alone worth around £8bn\nJapanese Health & Medtech companies are urgently looking to acquire new research and product development pipelines from overseas\nThe Japanese government has reduced drug/device approval times. With the highest proportion of elderly people in the world\, it is a long-term growth market \nWhat is available from the Mission?\nOpportunity to access key decision-makers and find future business partners within this lucrative market\nUKTI will contact 1500 leading Japanese opinion formers in advance of your visit to showcase your company\nOpportunity to present to and network with 100 decision makers from Japanese Biotech & Pharmaceuticals industry and Healthcare & Medtech industry \nPrevious Delegates:\n \n\nBiotech/Pharma – Takeda\, Eisai\, Astellas\, Daiichi-Sankyo\, Mitsubishi Tanabe\, Otsuka\, Shionogi\, Kyowa Hakko Kirin\nHealthcare/Medical – Olympus\, Terumo\, Hitachi\, Nihon Kohden\, Sysmex\, Panasonic Healthcare \n\nPrevious Delegate Success: \n\nUK Heat Treatment technology company estimated receving £100K-250K over the next 2 years as a direct result of the mission\nAn assistive product maker has also established a wide distribution network in Japan\n\n  URL:https://mediwales.com/event/ukti-life-sciences-mission-to-japan/ CATEGORIES:External END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120213T020000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120213T020000 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120213T020200Z LAST-MODIFIED:20120213T020200Z UID:5101-1329098400-1329098400@mediwales.com SUMMARY:Last Chance to Register - Life Sciences Trade Mission to Japan - February 2012 DESCRIPTION:UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) is organising a Life Sciences Trade Mission to Japan in February 2012. The mission includes visiting Nano Tech 2012 in Tokyo. \nAll UK registered pharmaceutical\, biotechnology\, medtech and healthcare companies are eligible to apply for the mission. \nBenefits of Participating \n\nNetworking with Japan’s leading pharmaceutical\, biotech\, medtech\, healthcare companies\, strategic partners\, distributors and key opinion leaders in Tokyo and Osaka\n15 minutes presentation at seminars in Tokyo and Osaka\nPre-mission readiness consultation with a Life Sciences expert in the UK\nPre-mission publicity in Japan (>1500 mail shots)\nProvision of simultaneous interpretation at the seminars\nPublicity via mission brochure\nIdentification of business opportunities in Japan\nLearn about business opportunities in South Korea and Taiwan\nVisit “Nano Tech 2012”\, Japan’s largest exhibition. 3\,000 yen admission fee will be exempted with on-line registration.\nFurther information can be found on the UKTI website.\nPlease register your participation in this mission by completing the Japan Mission Application Form and submitting it to Mina Joshi at: mina.joshi@ukti.gsi.gov.uk no later than Friday 30 November.\n\nCost of Participation \nThe mission to Japan will involve a basic participation fee of £1\,110. \n\nTravel & Accommodation \nDelegates will be responsible for their own travel arrangements\, accommodation and subsistence. Special hotel rates have been negotiated for UKTI trade mission delegates. Please do not book any travel until UKTI have confirmed your place. URL:https://mediwales.com/event/last-chance-to-register-life-sciences-trade-mission-to-japan-february-2012/ CATEGORIES:External END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120209T020000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120209T020000 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120209T020200Z LAST-MODIFIED:20120209T020200Z UID:5123-1328752800-1328752800@mediwales.com SUMMARY:UKTI: Masterclass speakers for Explore Asia DESCRIPTION:Join Directors of Trade & Investment\, Consuls General and and Deputy High Commissioners from across Asia; RBS International experts; High Value Opportunity specialists; and experienced business people at a one day conference Explore Asia – a world of opportunities for UK companies in London on 9 February. Book your place now and learn how you can access the opportunities in Asia and how UK companies are succeeding in these markets. \nHear from keynote speakers including Theo Paphitis\, Businessman\, star of Dragons’ Den\, Chairman of Boux Avenue lingerie & Ryman Stationery and presenter of ‘Theo’s Adventure Capitalists’ and benefit from access to over 50 experts from UKTI\, RBS and DLA Piper covering 12 Asian markets. \n To benefit from a special rate of £80 + VAT for contacts of UKTI partners please insert the promotional code: PARTNER12 when registering online. URL:https://mediwales.com/event/ukti-masterclass-speakers-for-explore-asia/ CATEGORIES:External END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120209T020000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120209T020000 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120209T020200Z LAST-MODIFIED:20120209T020200Z UID:5125-1328752800-1328752800@mediwales.com SUMMARY:How much is your Business worth? Discount rate of DESCRIPTION:So do you know what your business is worth? \n \nWe frequently don’t know the answer to this important question\, and even worse\, we don’t know where to start. \nHow much is Your Business Worth? is a practical\, interactive workshop where legal and financial experts will provide you with constructive lessons on valuing your IP and technology. \nRecognising three distinct different phases of the life of a business\, our experts will take you through valuing methodologies\, key questions you need to be asking and importantly\, helping you ensure that you’re being realistic. \nDue to the interactive nature of the workshop\, limited places are available\, so please ensure that you book early. \nThe cost of this event is £80 plus VAT\, with a discounted rate of £45 plus VAT for Medilink members. \nTo find out more information and to book\, please click here. \nKind regards \nThe Events Team URL:https://mediwales.com/event/how-much-is-your-business-worth-discount-rate-of/ CATEGORIES:External END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120208T020000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120208T020000 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120208T020200Z LAST-MODIFIED:20120208T020200Z UID:5126-1328666400-1328666400@mediwales.com SUMMARY:Centre for Health Information\, Research and Evaluation DESCRIPTION:Forthcoming Centre for Health Information\, Research and Evaluation (CHIRAL) Seminars\nSwansea University\n\n \n  \n\nWednesday 22 February : Professor Gareth Williams \nCardiff Institute of Society and Health \n‘Intense delineations of territory\, health\, well-being and connecting communities’ \nSynopsis: The resilience of communities has never been a hotter topic\, given the current backdrop of financial dire straits in Britain. Are the coalition’s policies for communities to do with a genuine empowerment\, or the latest step in the state’s withdrawal of responsibility for support?’ \n\nWednesday 29 February : Professor Marcus Longley and Amy Simpson\nWelsh Institute for Health and Social Care(WIHSC) \n‘How would patients regulate new medicines?’ \nSynopsis: A recent Citizens Jury consisting of people with serious and rare disorders spent five days considering how the risks and benefits of new medicines should be assessed. What factors were relevant\, and how should they be weighed? Should regulators be more permissive? And what role should patients have in all this? Professor Marcus Longley and Amy Simpson\, from WIHSC\, University of Glamorgan\, describe what happened when the jurors got to grips with the evidence\, and discuss what it all might all mean for the future of medicines’ regulation in Europe. \n\nWednesday 7 March : Dr Keith Bodger\nSenior Lecturer (Clinical) in Medicine\, University of Liverpool\nConsultant Physician & Gastroenterologist\, University Hospital Aintree\, Liverpool \nSynopsis: TBC (Dr Keith Bodger has a range of Health Services Research interests\, including primary research in the areas of dyspepsia\, upper gastrointestinal cancer and inflammatory bowel disease and related secondary research (cost-effectiveness analysis). Primary research includes cost-of-illness studies\, outcomes research (Health State Utilities & Willingness-to-pay techniques) and analysis of practice variation\n  \nTuesday 13 March: Professor David Cohen \nFaculty of Health\, Sport and Science\, Glamorgan University\n\n‘The WILMA study (Weight Loss Maintenance in Adults): An example of the use of economics in clinical trials.’\nSynopsis: The Welsh Health Economics Support Service (WHESS) in one of the National Institute for Social Care and Health Research (NISCHR) infrastructure support groups – set up to provide health economics advice and expertise to the health and social care research communities in Wales. In this seminar\, David Cohen will\, through the example of the ongoing WILMA study\, demonstrate how WHESS can contribute to the development of a research proposal by incorporating economic issues into a clinical trial. \nFor any further information please contact Sarah Wright on ext.2719 or chiralseminars@swansea.ac.uk URL:https://mediwales.com/event/centre-for-health-information-research-and-evaluation/ CATEGORIES:External END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120202T020000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120202T020000 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120202T020200Z LAST-MODIFIED:20120202T020200Z UID:5114-1328148000-1328148000@mediwales.com SUMMARY:Clinical Trials for Non-Scientists DESCRIPTION:*This event is run by Medilink East Midlands – one of MediWales’ partners within Medilink UK* \nKey to the approval of all medicines and some medical devices are clinical trials. \nThe principles of all clinical trials are the same; a need for consistent\, high quality\, reliable results\, achieved in a timely and cost-effective manner (even if the individual routes to those results are different). \nBy attending this one-day\, interactive course you will understand: \n– What a clinical trial is \n– How we design and run successful clinical trials \n– How we can be sure that our results are consistent\, true and meaningful \n– What we can do if things don’t go to plan\n… and if you have no scientific background\, we will introduce you to scientific thinking and principles. \nPLEASE NOTE: This day is less appropriate if you already have experience running clinical trials. It does not go into any depth on specific NHS\, local authority or regulatory requirements (which are specialist subjects in their own right). \nThe cost of this event is £150 plus VAT\, with a discounted rate of £100 plus VAT for Medilink members. \nTo find out more information and to book\, please click here. URL:https://mediwales.com/event/clinical-trials-for-non-scientists/ CATEGORIES:External END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120131T010900 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120131T010900 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120131T010100Z LAST-MODIFIED:20120131T010100Z UID:5108-1327972140-1327972140@mediwales.com SUMMARY:Free ASTUTE Event: Enhancing Medical Manufacturing in Wales DESCRIPTION:  \nRegistration: To register your interest visit: www.astutemed.eventbrite.co.uk\n \nPlease note that priority will be given to organisations with a base in the Convergence area. Please refer to the shaded area of the map on the event flyer.\n \nClick here to download the event programme\nClick here to download the PDF event flyer\n \n\nContact the ASTUTE – Cardiff Project Office\nCardiff Business School\, Cardiff University\nAberconway Building\, Colum Drive\, Cardiff\, CF10 3EU\nTel: 029 2087 9361 www.astutewales.com\n\n  \nBy attending this event you will: \n\nGain access to business support specialists\, leading academics and technical experts from 8 Welsh universities.\nGain an improved understanding of medical manufacturing supply chains in a Welsh context.\nHave the opportunity to meet and network with high level representatives from medical manufacturing supply chains in Wales and associated stakeholder organisations\n\n \nSpeakers will include\nDr Peter Hodges – Innovation and Technology Counsellor\, Welsh Government\nProfessor Richard Knox – Research and Development Director\, Morvus Technology Ltd\nDr Matthew West – General Manager\, Operations\, Ortho Clinical Diagnostics\nMr Mark Roscrow – Assistant Director of Procurement Services\, NHS Wales\n \nASTUTE\nThe ASTUTE project is a collaboration of 8 Welsh Higher Education Institutes that aims to enable the manufacturing industry in the Wales convergence area to grow through adopting advanced technologies and improved business processes. ASTUTE has been part funded by the EU’s Convergence European Regional Development Fund through the Welsh Government. The ASTUTE programme was launched in 2010 and runs until 2015.\n  URL:https://mediwales.com/event/free-astute-event-enhancing-medical-manufacturing-in-wales/ CATEGORIES:External END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20120125T011800 DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20120125T011800 DTSTAMP:20260406T213853 CREATED:20120125T010100Z LAST-MODIFIED:20120125T010100Z UID:5110-1327454280-1327454280@mediwales.com SUMMARY:Developing New Products in a Volatile Market: Lessons from Leading Innovative Companies DESCRIPTION:  \nSpeaker: \nProfessor Costas Andriopoulos \nCardiff Business School\, Cardiff University \nTopics:\nLearn about Perpetual Innovation: the threat and the opportunity \nDiscover how you can protect core business whilst developing breakthrough innovations – the Ambidextrous Solution \nListen to case studies on how to develop and lead an ambidextrous organisation \nPut your questions during the Q&A session \nLocation Guide: \nClick for a location guide. \nBuilding 39 on map. \n\nRegistration: \nClick here to register for this free event. \nPlease pass this invitation to colleagues who may be interested in attending. \nCardiff University Innovation Network\nFreephone: 0800 801750\nInternal Ext: x 74838\nwww.innovation-network.org.uk URL:https://mediwales.com/event/developing-new-products-in-a-volatile-market-lessons-from-leading-innovative-companies/ CATEGORIES:External END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR