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  NHS National Performance Advisory Group, Clinical Engineering Conference, Tuesday 14th September - We’ll see you there! We are looking forward to attending this year’s Clinical Engineering Conference as a proud gold sponsor. This annual one-day event is being held at the Double Tree Hotel by Hilton in Coventry, with the theme ‘Making Connections’ providing topics of discussion from a better understanding of clinical activity, to training a future workforce. Exhibiting during the day, our team will be available to discuss both our comprehensive offering for the resale of used medical equipment and the support our medical engineering team provides - maximising the condition and value of assets by providing servicing and maintenance support to the NHS and our buyers. They will also be sharing our continuing innovation within the Clinical Engineering industry. Either contact us in advance to arrange a meeting (01666 822 577) or visit us on stand 4 on the day, we look forward to seeing you there. Clinical Engineering Conference 2021 | NPAG Read more

    Amalthea Trust recently ran another online workshop from the BME labs at Hilditch Group, for a selection of trainee Biomedical Engineers from Biogenics - an independent company in Uganda providing BME maintenance and repair for a range of health centres in the Uganda.  This time the focus was on the maintenance and repair of Ultrasound and X-Ray machines, with the sessions being led by Jas Bikhu and Satish Thakar, assisted by Andy Barrow from Kent Hospitals NHS Trust and Nazir Hamidi from Hilditch Group. The 5-hour long session utilised the wide range of equipment at Hilditch Group to closely match the Ugandan resources, ensuring the opportunity for practical hands-on training. With the expert team online to answer the recipients many questions, it was a positive and invaluable learning experience for all. The workshop was facilitated by Ben Oldfrey at UCL and with encouraging feedback there is undoubtedly a huge potential for these sorts of interactive online training sessions. The Amalthea Trust will be looking to do many more going forward. Visit the Amalthea Trusts website to find out more about what they do, projects they are working on and how you can get involved - www.amaltheatrust.org.uk        Read more