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Insigneo Institute for Healthcare Technology

@insigneo

Insigneo Institute - Driving innovative research at the interface of healthcare, engineering and science to transform the future of healthcare technology.
Sheffield, England insigneo.org Joined May 2010
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Insigneo Institute for Healthcare Technology @insigneo
Good luck to everyone taking part in the Big Walk today!

We are in awe of this incredible fundraising event and so grateful to everyone helping to raise funds for this vital research into childhood lung disease 🙌

#TUOSBigWalk #SavingYoungLungs

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www.linkedin.com Aaand they’re off! 🎉 This year’s Big Walk is underway and look how fantastic everybody looks - a... Aaand they’re off! 🎉 This year’s Big Walk is underway and look how fantastic everybody looks - a special shoutout to The Fellowship of Student Services 👀 We’ll be providing updates of our walkers’...
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Insigneo member Prof Pinaki Bhattacharya on his vision of how in silico medicine can become an integral part of healthcare and building collaborative networks for a digital health innovation ecosystem in this VPH_Society
Executive Committee interview series.
VPH - The Society for In Silico Medicine Verified account @VPH_Society Jan 28
🎙️New interview in the #VPH Executive Committee Series

Prof. Pinaki Bhattacharya on collaboration, musculoskeletal modelling, regulation & the future of #InSilicoMedicine.

👉 Read more: bit.ly/3M8ETN6
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Check out this @Heart_BMJ podcast with Insigneo member Dr Paul Morris @shefunihealth @SheffieldHosp talking about #WearableDevice technology and how it will impact the future of patient care in #cardiology.
Heart_BMJ Verified account @Heart_BMJ Jan 6
Podcast - Wearable device technology and the future of patient assessment

In this episode of the Heart podcast, Digital Media Editor Professor James Rudd is joined by Dr Paul Morris and Dr Gareth Williams from the University of Sheffield. They discuss what wearable devices are, the technology that powers them, and how they will impact the future of cardiology patient care.

Podcast: bit.ly/3WNhDGk

Paper: bit.ly/4ozvXhO
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