A Health Enterprise East Innovation programme
The MedTech NAVIGATOR will facilitate knowledge transfer between innovative Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) and key public sector partners in the region.
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Health Tech Enterprise seminar looks to accelerate development of solutions in face of increasing diabetes diagnoses rates
This July, healthcare technology consultancy, Health Tech Enterprise (HTE) hosted a seminar at The Møller Institute in Cambridge in response to the rapidly rising rates of diabetes diagnoses in the UK.
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Event
The Future of Diabetes Care
This event, which will be held at the Moller Institute in Cambridge, will explore opportunities for collaborative working in Diabetes, highlight unmet needs in innovation and showcase some of the latest technological developments from industry.
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Event
Children and Young People’s Health Webinar
Are you a healthcare professional, patient or innovator interested in how technology can transform Children and Young People’s Health?
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How it works
Apply for an Innovation Grant
The Medtech Navigator has a clear and simple application process to provide its proof of concept awards. It welcomes applications from SMEs seeking to engage in new research and innovation activities with clinical and academic partners. It has an open call and applications can be submitted at any time. The Medtech Navigator Awards Committee meet on a quarterly basis to review applications and decide on awards to be made.
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THE TEAM
Project Team
MedTech NAVIGATOR Manager
Dr Chris Warwick
Chris provides leadership for the programme and is responsible for the delivery and reporting.
MedTech NAVIGATOR Health Economist
Evelyne Priestman
Evelyne supports the project manager to deliver the project.
Director of MedTech Consulting
Joop Tanis
Joop has overall responsibility for the management and delivery of MedTech Consulting services.
Innovation Manager
Veena Mohan
Veena, supports the delivery of the programme with IP & market insights