AIMday - 4 July, Oxford Call for industry's challenges in tackling antimicrobial resistance

Host a round table with Oxford University's experts to find solutions to your biggest problems.

Diagnostics to meet real clinical need

The NIHR Community Healthcare MedTech and In Vitro Diagnostics Co-operative (MIC) brings together experienced health researchers, industry, end users and clinical experts in the development and evaluation of diagnostic tests that transform community healthcare by working with industry to deliver studies in the NHS.

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Industry

We advise on the suitability of new technologies and the evidence required to support their commercial uptake.

What we offer industry

Clinicians

We broker collaborations between industry and clinical practice to test new technologies in community settings.

How we work with Healthcare Professionals

Patients

Our public contributors help steer and govern our work to ensure it is relevant to patients and carers.

How to get involved

>Theme 1: Acute paediatrics

> Theme 2: Precision antimicrobial prescribing

> Theme 3: Long-term conditions

> Theme 4: Acute adult ambulatory care

> Theme 5: Diagnostic & monitoring technology for unmet needs in the community

> Reports & resources

> Public involvement in
research

> Theme 6: Methods for care pathway analysis, early modelling & sequential incorporation of IVDs

Upcoming events

Academic Industry Meeting Day (AIMday): Antimicrobial Resistance

Thursday, 04 July 2019

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