The RCEM industry research symposium
Join us for the RCEM Emergency Medicine Industry Research Symposium, tailored to navigate the dynamic landscape of industry and commercial collaboration in Emergency Medicine.
The programme features thought provoking talks and multiple case studies highlighting real-world applications of cutting-edge technologies and examples of successful emergency care commercial collaborations.
Overall, this event will provide an invaluable platform for clinicians and industry partners to understand the landscape and gain practical knowledge around commercial collaboration and industry research. It will enable attendees to explore emerging technologies and to develop collaborations during the novel industry challenge workshops and extensive networking time.
Get 10% off when you book both the Research day and Industry symposium! Use the discount code: Research10
Michael Lundemann invites you to the RCEM Industry Research Symposium:
Hi, I’m Michael Lundemann, Chief Clinical and Scientific Officer at Radiobotics.
I’m really looking forward to connecting with emergency medicine clinicians, researchers, and industry colleagues at the upcoming RCEM Industry Research Symposium in London.
I’ll be sharing how our AI solution, RBfracture, can help optimise patient management in urgent care—especially when it comes to fracture detection in emergency X-rays.
But innovation doesn’t come without challenges. We need to talk about the governance hurdles, particularly in clinical research involving IT, and how hospitals and minor injury units may need to slightly adapt their care pathways to truly unlock the full impact of solutions like RBfracture.
Looking forward to seeing you there!
About RCEM
The College, supported by its Royal Patron, Her Royal Highness the Princess Royal, advances education and research in Emergency Medicine. It sets training standards, administers examinations for Fellowship and Membership, and recommends trainees for CCT. Committed to high-quality patient care, the College sets and monitors emergency department standards and provides expert policy guidance on Emergency Medicine.
