
The latest thought leadership from our expert teams

The future of patient monitoring
Patient monitoring is an inherent part of patient management. Intermittent and continuous measurements have a range of uses, from defining disease states and characterising progression to informing therapeutic approaches and...
- AI & Analytics
- Connectivity & IoT
- Digital health
- Digital security
- Digital service innovation
- Human factors
- Product realisation
- Sensing
- User Experience (UX)

The future of ophthalmology needs bold and ambitious thinking
A rapidly growing global population is feeding a spiralling demand for precious energy and food resources. It also means that at the expected rate of growth, the world’s healthcare model is unsustainable. But I have a vision of a better future for healthcare, and a faith in the technology that will get us there…
- Digital health
- Human factors
- Physical sciences

Data interoperability is crucial to the future of ophthalmology
These are crucial times for the future of ophthalmology. Technology wise, we are better placed than ever to confront the challenges. But continued innovation will not solve everything...
- Digital health
- Human factors
- Physical sciences

Ophthalmology - forging a bold vision for 2040
We have arrived at the most significant crossroads in ophthalmology that any of us can ever remember. It’s time for a bold vision of 2040 that all of us can share...
- Digital health
- Human factors
- Physical sciences

Our Red Dot Design Award winner was shaped by the needs of Parkinson’s patients
We're pleased to share that we’ve won a prestigious Red Dot Design Award for a holistic wearable medical device concept that puts the needs of Parkinson’s patients at the very core of its design.
- Digital health
- Human factors
- Industrial design
- Sensing
- User Experience (UX)

It’s time to put a sustainability vision at the heart of drug delivery product design
Lizzie Thomas presents her case for designing improved, sustainable drug delivery devices. Currently, the approach is dominated at the outset by patient-centricity. This focus means that wider, more long-term implications simply aren’t considered early enough.
- Digital health
- Human factors
- Innovation management
- Strategic advice
- Sustainability

A pioneering diagnostic solution designed to help expectant mothers everywhere
Every year there are 15 million preterm births, a fact that inspired DC Medical's CEO, Dabriel Choi, to start a journey leading to their diagnostic solution for premature birth called EveryBaby.
- Digital health
- Digital service innovation
- Human factors
- User Experience (UX)

Celebrating award-winning design innovation in an underserved area of women’s health
The design and technology teams working in medical technology innovation at Cambridge Consultants are passionate about improving women’s healthcare. We were delighted to welcome to CC Aashi Srivastava, the winner of Cambridge Consultants ‘Excellence in Breakthrough Design’ at the New Designers award ceremony to hear more about her perineal tear recovery kit to aid new Mums.
- Digital health
- Human factors
- Industrial design
- User Experience (UX)

Ending the frustration and suffering of unexplained gastric symptoms
Stomach disorders have remained among the most impenetrable areas for medical diagnostics. Medtech start-up Alimetry aims to improve the diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases with their non-invasive Gastric Alimetry™ solution.
- AI & Analytics
- Digital health
- Human factors
- Sensing
- Strategic advice

The inspiring personal story behind a game-changing solution to glue ear in children
Singapore company NousQ has created a robotic, automated, sensor-controlled, handheld applicator called CLiXX® that promises to revolutionize ventilation ear tube surgery for children.
- Human factors
- Innovation management
- Product realisation
- Robotics
- Sensing

Collaboration is the key to unlocking a successful connected future for global pharma
Global pharma is hitting a major fork in the road, and one way leads to failure. For me, it’s vital that the industry comes together to grasp the once-in-a-generation opportunity that emergent technology is offering.
- Bioinnovation
- Digital health
- Human factors
- User Experience (UX)

From assay through design to insight – bringing biology and engineering together
Biology, chemistry, engineering and AI are obviously very different disciplines. But our determination to make them work closely together has enabled some truly remarkable progress. Symon Cotton, Head of Life Sciences, says that harnessing these fields and embracing the different ways scientists and engineers work has improved the development of breakthrough medical products…
- Digital health
- Human factors