The European Health Innovation Collaborative
London
2016
Programme
09.30-10.45
Lecture theatre
Room 1
Advances in Emergency Medicine across Europe
Advances in prehospital and hospital trauma care - what is the evidence?
Dr Bernd A. Leidel Charité
Universitätsmedizin Berlin
Opportunistic screening in the emergency department
Dr Patrick Roberts Chelsea & Westminster Hospitals, London
Better management of shortness of breath
Dr Jon Matthews Chelsea & Westminster Hospitals, London
Future of A&E telemedicine – Dr Martin Abendroth Charité Universitätsmedizin, Berlin
Ultrasound by emergency staff: safety, training and patients benefit?
Perspectives in emergency medicine over the next 5 years
Charité Universitätsmedizin, Berlin
The Christie Oncology Symposium
Introduction
(Chair)
Protons and targeted radiotherapy
Cytoreductive surgery and HIPEC
Novel techniques to monitor patients
Enhanced supportive care
Novel cancer therapies, summary and vision for the future
All speakers from the Christie NHS Trust, Manchester
Room 2
Blurring of Boundaries:
Innovations and the Changing Face of Primary Care
The patient will see you now: primary care in 2030
Dr Marion Lynch NHS Thames Valley and Wessex Leadership Academy
Next Steps in 5 year forward view: New care models
Dr Mo Dewji National Clincal Lead NHS England
Merging GP practices to create new opportunities in delivery of primary care Prof Greg Simons (CHAIR) University of Buckingham
Room 3
Nursing Research and its Application to Improve Patient Outcomes
Assistant Director of Nursing, King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.
Visiting Professor London South Bank University & Visiting Senior Lecturer, King’s College London.
10.45-11.15 Coffee and Exhibition - Main Hall and Landing
Lecture theatre
Diabetes: Too Many Drugs? Too Many Guidelines?
Is there still a need for more diabetes drugs?
Clore Life Sciences Laboratory,
University of Buckingham
Diabetes drug discovery: Past lessons and future prospects.
Dr Moh Tadayyon Clore Life Sciences Laboratory,
University of Buckingham
Diabetes prescribing guidelines: a survival guide for clinicians
Primary Care Diabetes Advisor to Diabetes UK; Lecturer at the University of Warwick Medical School; Clinical Lead on Diabetes for the Royal College of General Practitioners
New cardioprotective diabetes medications –
Could combination therapy save even more lives?
Consultant Diabetologist, City Hospital Birmingham. Clinical Lead, Association of British Clinical Diabetologists - Nationwide Diabetes Audit
CHAIR: Prof Andrew Krentz Clore Life Sciences Laboratory, University of Buckingham
11.15-12.30
Room 1
Gastroenterology and Hepatology: Overview of new developments from St Marks Hospital
Update on bowel cancer screening and advances in colonoscopic endosurgery
Dr Zacharias Tsiamoulos Research Fellow, Wolfson Endoscopy Unit
Update on treatment of viral hepatitis
London NW Health NHS Trust
Assessment and management of malnutrition
British Association for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition (BAPEN)
Update on inflammatory bowel disease
Dr Naila Arebi London NW Health NHS Trust
The microbiome and faecal microbiota transplantation
London NW Health NHS Trust
CHAIR: Dr Maxton Pitcher
St Mark's Hospital, Harrow, London.
Room 2
Psychology: The Link Between Disease and Mental Health, Prevention and Treatment
Psychology: The link between disease and mental health, prevention and treatment
Dr Esther Murray Queen Mary University London
Reconnecting with the world: designing interventions to help people move forward after cancer treatment
Charlotte Potter Macmillan Cancer Support UK
TANDEM: a psychologoical intervention to improve psychological and physical health in patients with advanced chronic obtrusive pulmonary disease (COPD) and anxiety or depression.
Prof Steph Taylor -Intervention and Social Practice in Health Care Unit, Queen Mary University London
Room 3
Networking space
12.30-14.00 Lunch, Networking, Speed Research (12:30 - 13:00) and Interactive Posters (13:00 - 13:30)
Main Hall and Landing
13.30-14.00 State of the Art (Main Lecture Theatre)
What you need to know about genome editing: A revolution for molecular research and precision medicine Dr Helge Bastian, ThermoFisher Scientific, Carlsbad CA, USA
Lecture theatre
Room 1
Medical Devices
Biomedical polymers and drug delivery in the treatment of cancer
Prof Andrew Lewis
Biocompatibles UK / University of Brighton
Optimising colorectal cancer screening: availability of the Epi proColon blood test
Epigenomics AG, Berlin
Medical devices: from ideas to innovation to the future
Medtronic UK
Hair loss and scalp cooling: integration state of science into practice
University of Warwick
Early breast cancer detection with ultrasound CT
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany
CHAIR:Prof Abhay Pandit National University of Ireland, Galway
14.00-15.15
Better Palliative and Supportive Care:Problems and Solutions
Dying in hospital: who is missing the Liverpool Care Pathway?
Middlesex University Hospital Trust
Managing uncertainty
Marie Curie UK
Supporting staff to enable good care at end of life
Royal Free Hospital, London
Is there a God and what’s his position on palliative care?
Tony Kyriakides - Marie Curie UK
CHAIR: Dr Adrian Tookman
Marie Curie UK
Room 2
The Exciting World of Ophthalmology
What's behind the global rise in short-sightedness?
MRC Clinical Research Fellow and Ophthalmic Surgeon
Deep phenotyping of RPGR-associated retinopathy in preparation for future intervention
Institute of Ophthalmology Clinical Research Fellow and Ophthalmic Surgeon
Laser-assisted cataract surgery
Clinical Research Fellow and Ophthalmic Surgeon
The retina's not just there to sit and look pretty
Moorfields Eye Hospital and St Thomas Hospital
The exciting world of ophthalmology
Guys and St Thomas’ Hospital, London
Room 3
What Patients Want from Research, and why their Involvement Matters
Introduction: Why Do We Participate In Research, And Why Do We Get Involved In Research?
Patient Representative and Co-Editor-in-Chief of Research Involvement and Engagement
Impact of research participation on researchers and patients
Sr Research Fellow, University of Warwick and co-Editor-in-Chief of Research and Engagement
When and how can patient data be used, is consent necessary in every situation, and if it is, is it something researchers obtain or something that patients give?
Former Director of the National Cancer Intelligence Network and patient involvement champion, useMYdata
Is it ethical to ask patients to participate in research if they have not been involved in its design or commission?
Jim Elliott, Public Involvement Lead, Health Research Authority, Research Involvement and Engagement UK
Whose life is it anyway? Patient involvement in QoL and PROMs
Sr Research Fellow, Univesity of Warwick and co-Editor-in-Chief of Research and Engagement
Your Involvement - Q&A With The Panel Members
CHAIR: Richard Stephens
Patient Representative and Co-Editor-in-Chief of Research Involvement and Engagement
15.15-15.45 Tea and Exhibition, Main Hall and Landing
Lecture theatre
15.45-17.00
Taking the Pulse of Modern Cardiology
Checking the rhythm in cardiovascular medicine: setting the scene
University Hospital of South Manchester
Innovations in prevention and diagnostics: how good can we get?
University of Manchester.
Innovations in cardiac intervention: searching for the magic bullet
University Hospital of South Manchester
Delivering innovations in cardiology: can we have it all? Prof Azfar Zama
Newcastle University
Room 1
The Future of Medical Journals and Getting Published in the Digital Age
Research identification - finding the information you are looking for and measuring its quality Michael Markie
Associate Publisher F1000
Reviewers and reviewing issues in scientific publishing
BioMed Central’s Genome Medicine
Ensuring transparency, reproducibility and accreditation in research
Editor BMJ Open
Will journals be replaced by social media?
Founder, Cofactor Science
Panel discussion: The future of medical journals and how to get data published in a digital age?
CHAIR: Dr. Beatrix Dörr
European Medical Writers Association
Room 2
Digital Medicine – a Revolution in Healthcare?
Introduction
University College London
Big data and personalised medicine
Microsoft
Digital health lessons for leaders : finding low-hanging fruit, supporting change and avoiding failure
Optimity Advisors
Digital tools for vulnerable people: a handful of experiences
Neontribe
Measuring the impact of scientific publications’
Altmetric
Challenges and future directions in digital medicine
Prof Ann Blandford (CHAIR) University College London
Room 3
Networking space
State of the Art Lecture (Main Lecture Room)
17.00-17.25 Laparoscopic and robotic assisted surgery
Mr Chelliah Selvasekar Christie Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
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