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- SmartLife at NHS Healthcare Innovation Expo in London
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SmartLife at NHS Healthcare Innovation Expo in London 
SmartLife's CEO, Mark Pedley is at the NHS Healthcare Innovation Expo in London on June 18-19 displaying the HeatlhVest monitoring system. Utilsing SmartLife's technology into current healthcare monitoring systems can save time, money, and ultimately lives.
The EXPO is an important part of the High Quality Care for All agenda that puts quality at the heart of the NHS, providing an ambitious shared vision for the future of the NHS. This describes a reformed system that supports quality improvement. Creating an environment where innovation can flourish is a key enabler to achieve this future ambition and the profound effect on patients’ outcomes and experience of the NHS.
Successfully encouraging innovation in the NHS is challenging because new treatments, clinical advances and service development are constantly redefining what high quality care looks like.
A pioneering NHS can only be fostered by maintaining a focus on innovation, growing public expectation by the adoption of new ideas and the future economic challenges facing the Service by effectively diffusing innovation on a significant scale.
Innovation is not just about technology
Innovation can help solve today’s problems by:
- Freeing up staff to spend more time with their patients
- Improving quality, safety and saving lives
- Tackling some of the big challenges such as infection control and integrated care for those with chronic diseases
- Helping the NHS to respond to the challenges of the future
- Empowering patients with independence and more choice
- Supporting the economy
- Saving money
Innovation can touch everyone, it:
- Doesn’t have to be big and complicated – it’s not all about big investment
- Ranges from the small and practical steps to big change
- Is happening all around us
- Has already changed and improved our lives
A Multilayered Event
The EXPO is rich in content and is really four different events in one:
- An innovative trade fair
- A main stage key note speaker programme
- A comprehensive Seminar Programme
- An Interactive experience
For more information visit http://www.healthcareinnovationexpo.com/