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Dr Ann Van den Bruel, Associate Professor and Director of DEC Oxford is profiled in Oxford MedSci News, the newsletter for the Medical Sciences Division.
Community Healthcare MIC co-leads platform to accelerate COVID-19 tests into real-world community and hospital use
Clinical General Industry NIHR Community Healthcare Cooperative Research Technologies
24 June 2020
COVID-19: Online Medical Device Regulation Tool Goes Live
Clinical General Industry NIHR Community Healthcare Cooperative Research Technologies
20 April 2020
A digital tool to make it easier to understand how medical device regulations apply to your product in the current climate.
Scope for inflammatory marker laboratory tests to move into community settings
Antimicrobial prescribing Industry Technologies
30 April 2019
Call for industry's challenges in tackling antimicrobial resistance
Antimicrobial prescribing Industry Technologies
4 February 2019
Host a roundtable discussion with leading academics to discuss your challenges in developing vaccines, antimicrobials or AMR-relevant point-of-care diagnostics and medical technologies
Are diagnostic tests cost-effective? Modified assessment checklist produced
Industry Methods Technologies
8 January 2019
A diagnostic test-specific checklist to assess decision modelling has been developed and piloted.
Analysis of community blood test requests highlights potential demand for multiplex platforms
Clinical Industry Methods Technologies
21 September 2018
A team from the NIHR Community Healthcare MIC analysed data from over 11.7 million laboratory blood tests.
£1.24 million for new medical diagnostics hub
Industry
4 September 2017
University of Oxford researchers have been awarded £1.24 million to lead a medical diagnostics co-operative that will drive forward the development, evaluation and uptake of new medical diagnostic technologies to improve outcomes for patients in the community.
DEC's first Health Technology for Tomorrow seminar
Event Industry
30 November 2016
On Friday 25th November, the Diagnostic Evidence Co-operative launched the first of a series of seminars to explore wearable technologies, imaging devices and digital health related technologies.