Innovations in cardiac digital technology to improve patient care pathways and their potential to reduce our carbon footprint.
Climate change is a major threat to the planet and our health. Healthcare is estimated to be responsible for around 4% of the UK’s Greenhouse gas emissions¹ and we have a responsibility to reduce that impact.
The NHS and Boston Scientific have both set ambitious targets of being fully carbon net-zero by 2045¹ and 2050², respectively, but how can this be achieved?
Join industry thought leaders as they discuss the latest innovations in remote technology and digital health that seek to improve patient care pathways and reduce the environmental impact of medical devices and the Healthcare carbon footprint.
- From paper to practice - how has remote monitoring & digital tech positively impacted clinical practice in a tertiary centre - Jamie Walton, Head of Cardiac Implantable Devices (Clinical Scientist) & Paisley Hall, Cardiac Physiologist.
Speakers
Jamie Walton
Head of Cardiac Implantable Devices (Clinical Scientist)
Queen Elizabeth Hospital
Birmingham
Paisley Hall
Senior Physiologist
Queen Elizabeth Hospital
Birmingham
Michelle Sullivan
Head of Public Affairs
Boston Scientific, EMEA
Live in the Interactive Area, Hall 3.