The world as we know it is changing and the pace will be rapid. Powered by the advances in sensor technology, the internet of things is expanding. The impact will be felt across our northern cities, by our businesses and into our homes. Liverpool is no exception, with initiatives underway across the city that have the potential to forever change the way we work and live together.
But what are these changes? How will they affect us? When will they come online? What can we do to develop them faster and more efficiency?
This event is the second in our series of Smart City event, aiming to bring together business with real challenges helping our Smart City innovators and businesses with real challenges helping our Smart City economy to engage, share ideas and move the conversation forward to tangible outcomes. The event will include presentations and discussion focussing on Smart Healthcare & MedTech, and will cover topics including how data and digital technologies are improving the quality of peoples’ lives, immersive technology for health education and mental health in the workplace.
Agenda:
9:00 am – ‘Welcome and Internet of Medical Things Overview’ by Dr Joanne Phoenix, Interim Executive Director, Sensor City
9:10 am – ‘Smart healthcare: A Market Overview’ by Stefan Haase, Director, Whitecap Consulting
9:20 am – ‘Liverpool City Region Data’ by Professor Iain Buchan, Program Director, Liverpool Health Partners, Civic Data Trust
9:30 am – ‘Data and patient care’ by Philip Jennings, Medical Director, Innovation Agency, Connected
9:40 am – ‘Innovation support’ by Andy Cairns, Liverpool City Region Commercial Manager, Health MATTERS
9:50 am – ‘The Art of the Possible’ by David Champeaux, Carefully inc
10:10 am – Panel discussion (short 3 minute pitches followed by Q&A) from:
- Alder Hey Innovation – Sophie Johnson, Innovation Consultant ‘Challenges and Innovation Solutions’
- Everton in the Community – Sue Gregory, Director of Youth Engagement, Employability and Sports Development & Mike Salla, Director of Health and Sport ‘Health and well-being in the Community & Education & Technology’
- Imagin3D – Andy Sands, Director ‘Using technology to educate healthcare professional of the future’
- KRTS International – Cath Kerr, Co-founder ‘Mental health in the workplace’
- FIT4RRI – Mary Jane Monaghan, Research Assistant ‘Ethics of health and social care technology and innovation’
