The event will focus specifically on the human factors and ergonomics of medical equipment design. The day is likely to be a mix of formal talks, discussion, networking, and brainstorming.

Places are particularly limited, so will be given on a first come first serve basis, and then a waiting list will be in operation.

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This workshop will bring together a diverse selection of research and researchers who do fieldwork in clinical and non- clinical settings.

Med-Tech Innovation Expo is dedicated to medical device design and manufacturing and is at the very heart of the industry.

There will be a two day conference, which will run alongside the exhibition together with a variety of show floor seminar sessions.The Expo will be a brand new, exciting platform that will further push and facilitate the essential networking and business opportunities the sector has to offer in the UK and on a global scale. It will bring together all parties involved in the development of new and next generation medical devices: academia, OEMs, clinicians, support and development agencies, investors and of course the supply chain service and product companies.

Conference and Exhibition featuring a keynote address, a talk on “The changing face of Infection Control – preparing for the next ten years” by Jennie Wilson, Reader, Institute of Practice and Interdisiplinary Research, University of West London, and an opportunity to engage with expert speakers, healthcare organisations and other delegates who share your passion for Infection Prevention.

There is also a choice of four interactive workshops to develop your clinical practice.

This event is designed to help individual practitioners and service providers review work practices to ensure safety and efficiency now and ‘future proof’ systems in which care and facilitating moving and handling activities is required.

This first multidisciplinary conference will feature the newest Irish and international research evidence specifically relevant to occupational health and occupational health & safety practice.

This conference will provide participants with information about the ways in which innovators are using human factors to continuously improve the safety and quality of patient care.

In this all day seminar, speakers from academia, patient safety bodies, clinicians and the medical device industry will be discussing why human factors is important in the medical device field, and how it can be used to design better devices.

A multidisciplinary event exploring the importance of Leadership, Teamwork and Safety Culture in relation to delivering safe and reliable surgical care

CHFGs 4th Open Seminar will focus on the theme of standardisation, with discussions on Human Factors Education and Training, Building Organisational Resilence, Intelligent Regulation and Independent Investigation.