Team Consulting
Join us for a series of free webinars with our July lunch&learns, where we will be sharing some key insights into the world of medical device development. Taking place each day at 12.30pm BST, these bite-sized, 30-minute sessions give you the chance to hear from our experts on key industry trends, from sustainability to the democratisation of healthcare.
Sign up via the links below – we hope to see you there!
Usability engineering in diagnostics | Monday 10th July | 12:30BST
The carbon footprint of inhalers: sustainability, connectivity and circularity | Tuesday 11th July | 12:30BST
Taking healthcare out of the hospital: how effective design can empower users | Thursday 13th July | 12:30BST
Closing the gender health gap with user-centred medical devices | Friday 14th July | 12:30BST
Selecting and collaborating with manufacturing partners to achieve successful product launch | Monday 17th July | 12:30 BST
Meaningful measures: digital UX in clinical trials | Tuesday 18th July | 12:30BST
Sustainability for MedTech small businesses | Thursday 20th July | 12:30BST
Find out more about these talks from our industry experts:
Kella Kapnisi, Project Manager and Natalie Weir, Human Factors Consultant
Join us for an introduction to usability engineering and the importance of applying its principles to diagnostic device development. The session will cover an overview of usability engineering and how to align with regulatory requirements – including the IVDR.
Prem-Sagar Tank, Consultant Mechanical Engineer
We consider the sustainability of inhalers, through a life cycle analysis of their cradle-to-gate stages. We will demonstrate how increasing the complexity of the device and adding connectivity may impact the carbon footprint and also discuss the opportunities and challenges of circularity of inhalers at the end of their life.
Alex Driver, Head of Industrial Design
The benefits of moving healthcare out of the hospital and into non-clinical settings are clear, however achieving this requires a mixture of the right technologies and effective approaches in user-centred design. Join us for this webinar as we explore some of the latest medical device designs that are enabling patients and non-specialist care givers to administer healthcare outside of the hospital. The session will cover the context and key challenges of users and describe how these can be addressed through tools such as behavioural design, device connectivity, smart packaging and more.
Lara Zaki, FEI Strategy and Innovation Consultant and Olivia Jeffries, Graduate Mechanical Engineer
For years unconscious bias in medical devices has widened the gender health gap and contributed to disparities in the experiences men and women have in healthcare. The rise of innovation in FemTech and increased dialogue around women’s health challenges in the industry is beginning to foster change and progress. Join us as we discuss approaches to user-centred medical device design and how this can help to close the gender health gap.
Chris Hurlstone, Technical Director
Collaborations between pharmaceutical companies, contract manufacturers and device development organisations are often at the heart of the commercialisation of new medical devices. These organisations should strive to work together effectively to increase their chances of success. This talk summarises some of the key challenges and opportunities frequently encountered and provides recommendations to ensure a smooth path to product launch through industrialisation.
Sarah Mardle, Business Operations Director
Sarah will discuss Team’s sustainability journey as an example of the practical sustainable business steps that any small business in MedTech can take to make a positive impact in this space.
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