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<strong>Clinical</strong> <strong>Photography</strong><br />
& <strong>Medical</strong> <strong>Illustration</strong>s <strong>Services</strong><br />
<strong>Central</strong> Manchester<br />
University Hospitals<br />
NHS Foundation Trust<br />
ortfolio<br />
<strong>Clinical</strong> <strong>Photography</strong><br />
4th Floor Towers,<br />
Saint Mary’s Hospital,<br />
Oxford Road, Manchester,<br />
M13 9WL.<br />
Email: medical.illustration@cmft.nhs.uk<br />
Telelephone: 0161 276 4671<br />
Fax: 0161 273 5395<br />
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Portfolio<br />
<strong>Central</strong> Manchester University Hospitals<br />
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Portfolio<br />
Portfolio<br />
<strong>Clinical</strong> <strong>Photography</strong><br />
<strong>Medical</strong> <strong>Illustration</strong> <strong>Services</strong><br />
<strong>Clinical</strong> <strong>Photography</strong><br />
& <strong>Medical</strong> <strong>Illustration</strong>s <strong>Services</strong><br />
<strong>Central</strong> Manchester<br />
University Hospitals<br />
NHS Foundation Trust<br />
4th Floor Towers,<br />
Saint Mary’s Hospital,<br />
Oxford Road, Manchester,<br />
M13 9WL.<br />
Email: medical.illustration@cmft.nhs.uk<br />
Telelephone: 0161 276 4671<br />
Fax: 0161 273 5395<br />
Pantone 300<br />
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Meet The Team<br />
Personal Assistant<br />
Hilda Chihoro<br />
<strong>Medical</strong> Photographer<br />
Justine Hume<br />
<strong>Medical</strong> Photographer<br />
Jonathan Chilton<br />
<strong>Medical</strong> Photographer<br />
Gemma Clayton<br />
Audio Visual Technician<br />
Greg Coyle<br />
Service Manager<br />
Geraldine Thompson<br />
Senior <strong>Medical</strong><br />
Photographer<br />
John Bateman<br />
Senior <strong>Medical</strong><br />
Photographer<br />
Brian Williams<br />
Senior Graphic<br />
Designer<br />
Harry Heyes<br />
Senior Graphic<br />
Designer<br />
Sam Goddard<br />
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© Black and white Neonatal study 1<br />
© Black and white Neonatal study 2<br />
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Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Portfolio<br />
<strong>Central</strong> Manchester University Hospitals<br />
NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Por foli<br />
Portfolio<br />
Portfolio<br />
<strong>Clinical</strong> <strong>Photography</strong><br />
<strong>Medical</strong> <strong>Illustration</strong> <strong>Services</strong><br />
<strong>Clinical</strong> <strong>Photography</strong><br />
& <strong>Medical</strong> <strong>Illustration</strong>s <strong>Services</strong><br />
<strong>Central</strong> Manchester<br />
University Hospitals<br />
NHS Foundation Trust<br />
4th Floor Towers,<br />
Saint Mary’s Hospital,<br />
Oxford Road, Manchester,<br />
M13 9WL.<br />
Email: medical.illustration@cmft.nhs.uk<br />
Telelephone: 0161 276 4671<br />
Fax: 0161 273 5395<br />
Pantone 300<br />
Pantone 300<br />
Pantone 676 Pantone 676<br />
Pantone Process Yellow<br />
Pantone Process Yellow<br />
Paper<br />
C:33% M:33% Y:33% K:100%<br />
C:33% M:33%<br />
Y:33% K:100%<br />
Meet The Team<br />
Personal Assistant<br />
Hilda Chihoro<br />
<strong>Medical</strong> Photographer<br />
Justine Hume<br />
<strong>Medical</strong> Photographer<br />
Jonathan Chilton<br />
<strong>Medical</strong> Photographer<br />
Gemma Clayton<br />
Audio Visual Technician<br />
Greg Coyle<br />
Service Manager<br />
Geraldine Thompson<br />
Senior <strong>Medical</strong><br />
Photographer<br />
John Bateman<br />
Senior <strong>Medical</strong><br />
Photographer<br />
Brian Williams<br />
Senior Graphic<br />
Designer<br />
Harry Heyes<br />
Senior Graphic<br />
Designer<br />
Sam Goddard<br />
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© Black and white Neonatal study 1<br />
© Black and white Neonatal study 2<br />
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Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Portfolio<br />
<strong>Central</strong> Manchester University Hospitals<br />
NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Por foli<br />
Portfolio<br />
Portfolio<br />
<strong>Clinical</strong> <strong>Photography</strong><br />
<strong>Medical</strong> <strong>Illustration</strong> <strong>Services</strong><br />
<strong>Clinical</strong> <strong>Photography</strong><br />
& <strong>Medical</strong> <strong>Illustration</strong>s <strong>Services</strong><br />
<strong>Central</strong> Manchester<br />
University Hospitals<br />
NHS Foundation Trust<br />
4th Floor Towers,<br />
Saint Mary’s Hospital,<br />
Oxford Road, Manchester,<br />
M13 9WL.<br />
Email: medical.illustration@cmft.nhs.uk<br />
Telelephone: 0161 276 4671<br />
Fax: 0161 273 5395<br />
Pantone 300<br />
Pantone 300<br />
Pantone 676 Pantone 676<br />
Pantone Process Yellow<br />
Pantone Process Yellow<br />
Paper<br />
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Meet The Team<br />
Personal Assistant<br />
Hilda Chihoro<br />
<strong>Medical</strong> Photographer<br />
Justine Hume<br />
<strong>Medical</strong> Photographer<br />
Jonathan Chilton<br />
<strong>Medical</strong> Photographer<br />
Gemma Clayton<br />
Audio Visual Technician<br />
Greg Coyle<br />
Service Manager<br />
Geraldine Thompson<br />
Senior <strong>Medical</strong><br />
Photographer<br />
John Bateman<br />
Senior <strong>Medical</strong><br />
Photographer<br />
Brian Williams<br />
Senior Graphic<br />
Designer<br />
Harry Heyes<br />
Senior Graphic<br />
Designer<br />
Sam Goddard<br />
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© Black and white Neonatal study 1<br />
© Black and white Neonatal study 2<br />
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Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Portfolio<br />
Por foli<br />
Portfolio<br />
Portfolio<br />
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Quality Counts<br />
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Quick Reference<br />
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In addition to our medical work, we also<br />
undertake Public Relations <strong>Photography</strong> and<br />
private projects, as the NHS is developing<br />
partnerships with those enterprises that can<br />
benefit the public sector.<br />
Our services can be delivered in a number of<br />
ways such as designing patient information<br />
leaflets with clear explanations of conditions.<br />
We also assist consultants and new doctors’<br />
plan and deliver lectures, produce posters<br />
for medical disciplines which enhance the<br />
delivery of medical education.<br />
Our patients will also visit us ‘in-situ’<br />
as our medical photographic abilities<br />
are renowned in recording, storing, and<br />
securing those images that can be used<br />
by medical records to track any changes<br />
in disease or treatment options. In other<br />
instances, we also provide Medico-legal<br />
support to both patients and medical<br />
teams recording injuries that may have<br />
been sustained through accidental injury.<br />
We are regulated by our own professional<br />
body, the Institute of <strong>Medical</strong> Illustrators<br />
(IMI). IMI have successfully lobbied for<br />
State Registration through the Healthcare<br />
Professionals Council in the UK.<br />
<strong>Photography</strong> and imagery are powerful<br />
tools that can express values and <strong>Medical</strong><br />
Illustrators adhere to an institutional and<br />
personal Code of Conduct so that our work<br />
is delivered in a clear, cost-effective, straight<br />
forward, confidential and respectful manner.<br />
Above all we believe that the NHS is about<br />
people, not only about making them well,<br />
but also keeping them healthy, delivering<br />
visual information to them and their carers,<br />
so that they can make informed choices.<br />
Geraldine Thompson<br />
Dip., MSc MIMI.<br />
<strong>Medical</strong> <strong>Illustration</strong> departments house a wide variety of<br />
skills under one ‘roof, usually working for the National<br />
Health Service’s in the United Kingdom (UK). From<br />
Photographer’s to Audio-visual technicians, Graphic<br />
Designers and Videographer’s, our remit is to not only<br />
act as ambassadors for the NHS in helping to project<br />
the NHS identity, but to also support all involved in the<br />
health care providing services that assist in giving<br />
the best care and care options to patients.<br />
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Introduction to <strong>Clinical</strong> <strong>Photography</strong> and <strong>Medical</strong> <strong>Illustration</strong> <strong>Services</strong><br />
© Neonatal study 6<br />
© Neonatal study 3<br />
© Neonatal study 4<br />
© Neonatal study 5 Page 6<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
© University of Manchester Dental Hospital (UMDH) training session 1<br />
© UMDH training session 2<br />
GOLD AWARD<br />
Institute of <strong>Medical</strong><br />
Illustrators<br />
BRONZE AWARD<br />
Institute of <strong>Medical</strong><br />
Illustrators<br />
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© UMDH training session 3<br />
© UMDH Dental surgery<br />
© UMDH training session 4<br />
© Cross lit burns scar right shoulder<br />
BRONZE AWARD<br />
Institute of <strong>Medical</strong><br />
Illustrators<br />
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© Mouth ulcer<br />
© Pilomatrixoma<br />
© Front entrance Children’s Hospital<br />
BRONZE AWARD<br />
Institute of <strong>Medical</strong><br />
Illustrators<br />
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© Violence towards staff in the workplace 1<br />
© Violence towards staff in the workplace 2<br />
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© Inner ear skin tag © Text for Photo Goes Here<br />
© UMDH seminar room<br />
© Crennulated tongue © Vesicular Bullous<br />
BRONZE AWARD<br />
Institute of <strong>Medical</strong><br />
Illustrators<br />
BRONZE AWARD<br />
Institute of <strong>Medical</strong><br />
Illustrators<br />
SILVER AWARD<br />
Institute of <strong>Medical</strong><br />
Illustrators<br />
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Isabelle<br />
Harry<br />
Alizay<br />
Frida Lucy<br />
Ellie<br />
Millie<br />
Bethany<br />
Quadisha Jasmine<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit (NICU)<br />
Main Wall Size (1.4mx25m) : All artwork created in Adobe Indesign 10% of the fi nal scale: Generic CMYK 7 Pantone References<br />
Magnetic Discs<br />
330mm Diameter<br />
1200mm<br />
x 900mm<br />
1500mm<br />
x 900mm<br />
1500mm<br />
x 900mm<br />
1200mm<br />
x 900mm<br />
600mm<br />
x 900mm<br />
1230mm<br />
x 900mm<br />
1230mm<br />
x 900mm<br />
2000mm<br />
x 900mm<br />
Minju Kuruvilla<br />
Consultant<br />
1 year old<br />
Born at 24 weeks<br />
Spent 261 days on NICU<br />
Weight 710 grms<br />
Owen<br />
The Philip & Julie Neville<br />
Parent Accommodation<br />
2 years old<br />
Born at 34 weeks<br />
Spent 30 days on NICU<br />
Weight 2210 grms<br />
Dillon<br />
Ethni<br />
Llyod<br />
© Improving Patient Experience on the Newborn Intensive Care Unit (NICU)<br />
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Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
© NICU Staff Photo 1<br />
© NICU Staff Photo 4<br />
© NICU Staff Photo 2<br />
© NICU Staff Photo 3<br />
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Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
<strong>Central</strong> Manchester University Hospitals<br />
NHS Foundation Trust<br />
<strong>Clinical</strong> <strong>Photography</strong><br />
& <strong>Medical</strong> <strong>Illustration</strong><br />
<strong>Services</strong><br />
Email: medical.illustration@cmft.nhs.uk, Telephone: 0161 27 4139, Fax: 0161 273 5395<br />
Quality Projects:<br />
Objective:<br />
Improving patient<br />
and staff experience.<br />
Collaborative<br />
work with:<br />
• NICU (Completed project)<br />
• Ward 45 (Current project)<br />
• CSB (labs) (Current project)<br />
© NICU Staff Uniforms<br />
© Promoting Our Involvement in Quality Projects within the Trust<br />
© NICU CD Cover<br />
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Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
© Educational Ward Based Service Poster © NICU Promotional event poster<br />
© Poster for Rehabilitation Unit, Saint Mary’s<br />
© Poster for Paediatric Oncology Research Specialist Practitioners<br />
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© NICU Staff Photo 5<br />
© NICU Staff Photo 7<br />
© NICU Staff Photo 9 © NICU Staff Photo 11<br />
© NICU Staff Photo 10<br />
© NICU Staff Photo 6<br />
© NICU Staff Photo 8<br />
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Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
© Pre-Dialysis Poster<br />
© Blood Test Poster IV Team © Staff Success Poster<br />
© Patient Experience Poster Ward AM3<br />
© Renal Newsletter (MINT)<br />
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Manchester Children’s Hospital<br />
© Pressure Ulcer Poster, Tissue Viability © Pressure Ulcer Poster, Tissue Viability<br />
© Manchester Children’s Hospital Poster © Trust & Staff Interaction Poster<br />
© Trust Patient Safety Poster<br />
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© IInhalers Poster CMFT © Study on Thrombosis Poster<br />
© IInhalers Poster CMFT<br />
© Poster on managing <strong>Medical</strong> Gasses Around the Trust Page 19<br />
© Dental Surgery Illustrative Series<br />
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© Series of Published <strong>Illustration</strong>s For Pediatric Airway<br />
© TrusTECH Exhibition Stand Page 20<br />
North West NHS Innovation Awards<br />
Service Innovations or<br />
Developments<br />
North West NHS Innovation Awards<br />
Software or Systems<br />
North West NHS Innovation Awards<br />
<strong>Medical</strong> Devices, Equipment,<br />
Diagnostics or Therapeutics<br />
North West NHS Innovation Awards<br />
North West NHS Innovation Awards<br />
Training or Educational Materials<br />
North West NHS Innovation Awards<br />
North<br />
West<br />
NHS<br />
Innovation<br />
Awards<br />
2009<br />
North<br />
West<br />
NHS<br />
Innovation<br />
Awards<br />
2009<br />
North West NHS Innovation Awards<br />
130 14%<br />
44 70.1%<br />
23 49.61%<br />
© TrusTECH Certificate 1<br />
© TrusTECH Newsletter<br />
© TrusTECH Certificate 2<br />
© NortheWest Innovation Awards Brochure<br />
© Female Pelvic Cross Section © <strong>Illustration</strong> of Cells<br />
© Children’s Sticker Reward Series Page 22<br />
© Surgery Artery <strong>Illustration</strong> © Balanced Diet <strong>Illustration</strong><br />
© <strong>Illustration</strong>s displaying a trapped artificial lense<br />
© Chambers of the Heart <strong>Illustration</strong> Series<br />
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IOL crack capsulorhexis capture<br />
IOL haptic in sulcus<br />
IOL crack capsulorhexis capture<br />
IOL haptic in sulcus<br />
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The NIHR Manchester BRC State of the Art Facilities Established Partnerships<br />
Manchester Biomedical Research Centre<br />
Putting research at the<br />
heart of healthcare<br />
Our aim is to translate developments<br />
in biomedical research, moving research<br />
ideas from the laboratory through clinical<br />
trials into the Trust’s five hospitals, where<br />
they can benefit patients from Greater<br />
Manchester and beyond.<br />
Our hospitalsss<br />
<strong>Central</strong> Manchester University Hospitals<br />
NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Quality Counts<br />
Our Aim<br />
in outpatient services is<br />
to ensure you do not leave your<br />
appointment with questions unanswered.<br />
We want<br />
to help!<br />
Patient<br />
information is<br />
high priorityQHow can we help you?<br />
We are happy to help!<br />
We care<br />
about you!<br />
Effective<br />
communication<br />
our key to<br />
success<br />
© A4 3 Fold Comercial Promotional Leaflet Side 1 & 2<br />
© A0 Poster & Promotional Roller Banner Artwork<br />
Guidelines for Poster Production<br />
Making yourself aware of these guidelines will help your poster project run more efficiently.<br />
If you have any questions please contact us on 0161 276 4139 or email medical.illustration@cmft.nhs.uk<br />
1. NOTICE & DEADLINES: We require five working days notice before<br />
your deadline. Although a faster service may be available please<br />
ask your designer upon enquiry.<br />
2. BOOKING IN A JOB: You will need to book your job in with us by<br />
either filling out a job sheet or through e-mail. You can download<br />
a digital jobsheet from our intranet page but your projects must<br />
be payment authorised before any work is undertaken by us.<br />
3. FOR BILLING WE NEED:<br />
a) Name of person responsible for your financing.<br />
b) Your full departmental billing address.<br />
c) Your payment details in one of the following forms:<br />
i. A valid Hospital Charge Code/ Charitable Funds Expenditure<br />
Form or a University Order.<br />
ii. Cash or Cheque. If you choose to pay by cash it must be exact<br />
change as we do carry coinage. Cheques made payable to<br />
‘<strong>Central</strong> Manchester University Hospitals NHS<br />
Foundation Trust’.<br />
We will then issue you with a receipt which you can use if you are<br />
claiming back your expenses.<br />
4. POSTER SIZES: You will need the dimensions of your poster and to<br />
know the orientation; landscape or portrait.<br />
5. POSTER MATERIAL: If we are DESIGNING your poster it will help<br />
us if your (photographs, text, figures, graphs, tables, charts etc.)<br />
are in digital form. The most common digital files we accept are<br />
Microsoft Powerpoint, Word, Excel and Publisher files. We accept<br />
the following file formats, JPEG, TIF, EPS, PDF, PS, IND, AI, PPT,<br />
PSD, PNG, GIF, PICT. This material can be sent to us over email,<br />
or given on CD, DVD, or secure Pen Drive etc.<br />
6. PHOTOGRAPHY: If you require images to be taken by our team<br />
please contact 64139 for a photographer.<br />
WARNING: Please make sure that all patient information including<br />
photographs and text adhere to the Trusts’ Data Protection Policy, IM&T<br />
policy, Caldicott Guardian and Copyright Act.<br />
NOTE: You must use secure CMFT to CMFT email or use NHS.net for<br />
sending any confidential or sensitive material containing patient details.<br />
(If you are using a pen drive please make sure its encrypted and provided<br />
by the trust.)<br />
7. PRINTING ONLY: If your poster just needs printing from file then this<br />
can USUALLY be done in one to two days.<br />
8a. OUR DESIGN PROCESS: When have designed your initial poster<br />
before printing, we will send you a digital PDF version for you to<br />
check over e-mail. This stage is known as ‘Proof 1’.<br />
8b. If there are any changes that need to be done you can either email<br />
them to us or arrange a meeting with your designer to go over them.<br />
8c. Once we have done your changes we will send you a second version<br />
‘Proof 2’. This process may repeat through further proofing stages<br />
until you submit it for printing.<br />
8d. NO POSTER will be printed until it is authorised either by email or a<br />
signature. No more changes can be made after this stage so please<br />
all of your editing prior to authorisation.<br />
8e. We will contact you before your deadline so you can pick up your<br />
poster. Your jobsheet must be signed off and complete with a<br />
‘hospital charge code’ and full billing details. Please be AWARE that<br />
if your details are incomplete then you will be unable to collect your<br />
poster.<br />
9. LAMINATING & CLOTH POSTERS: Posters that need laminating or<br />
printing on cloth may require an extra day on the turn around time<br />
before you can pick it up, as this is not done on site.<br />
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Last reviewed: October 2011<br />
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Testimonials Contact Details<br />
Thank you for the hard work done on my<br />
two posters. They were both successful and<br />
gorgeous...In fact, they were so successful<br />
that they will be displayed at the College of<br />
Emergency Medicine for a few days during the<br />
membership and fellowship diploma ceremony!<br />
Janos Peter Baombe, MD, MCEM.<br />
We needed a team photo of the Cystic Fibrosis<br />
team... We booked a photographer who<br />
was extremely patient... He was particularly<br />
helpful and accomodating in taking individual<br />
pictures... I was so impressed with his friendly<br />
efficiency that I picked up the telephone to<br />
thank him. It’s the first time I have used this<br />
service in the new hospital, but I have begun<br />
to spread the word, as I suspect many people<br />
are unaware of this excellent resource.<br />
Tim David, Professor, Honorar-Paediatric, RMCH.<br />
On behalf of the Board of Directors, may<br />
I thank you most sincerely for the time<br />
and effort you put into participating in the<br />
Young Peoples’ Health Event... You played<br />
an important part in making the event an<br />
extremely successful occasion. This is the first<br />
time since becoming a Foundation Trust that<br />
we have held a membership event such as this.<br />
Peter W. Mount, CMFT Chairman.<br />
Just wanted to say thanks so<br />
much for all your help with<br />
the poster last week. We<br />
won 3rd prize at the meeting<br />
(it was a national meeting<br />
with about 45 other posters)<br />
which was great!<br />
Puneet Ranote, Specialist Registrar<br />
Anaesthetics, CMFT.<br />
The whole service from<br />
beginning to end has<br />
been excellent and I<br />
would be grateful if you<br />
could pass on my thanks.<br />
Clare Kirrane, Nurse Specialist.<br />
Many thanks again for the<br />
recent poster. We presented it<br />
in a meeting in San Fransisco<br />
and it was a huge success.<br />
Anju Goyal, Paediatric Surgeon.<br />
Just returned from<br />
conference, your videos were<br />
the highlight at the meeting.<br />
Copies were requested from<br />
various delegates.<br />
Umakanth Panchagnula,<br />
Consultant Anaesthatist, MRI.<br />
We have great pleasure in letting you<br />
know that the Sarc poster won the<br />
innovative prize voted by attendee’s.<br />
Once again we would like to thank<br />
you for your hard work and patience.<br />
Susan Young, Counsellor, CMFT.<br />
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For all job requests or enquiries<br />
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Tel: 0161 27 64139, Fax: 0161 273 5395,<br />
Email: medical.illustration@cmft.nhs.uk<br />
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<strong>Clinical</strong> <strong>Photography</strong> &<br />
<strong>Medical</strong> <strong>Illustration</strong>s <strong>Services</strong><br />
<strong>Central</strong> Manchester University<br />
Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust<br />
4th Floor Towers,<br />
Saint Mary’s Hospital,<br />
Oxford Road, Manchester,<br />
M13 9WL.<br />
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<strong>Clinical</strong> <strong>Photography</strong> & <strong>Medical</strong> <strong>Illustration</strong> <strong>Services</strong><br />
4th Floor Towers, Saint Mary’s Hospital,<br />
Oxford Road, Manchester, M13 9WL.<br />
Telephone: 0161 276 4139<br />
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How to find us<br />
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Quick Reference<br />
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In addition to our medical work, we also<br />
undertake Public Relations <strong>Photography</strong> and<br />
private projects, as the NHS is developing<br />
partnerships with those enterprises that can<br />
benefit the public sector.<br />
Our services can be delivered in a number of<br />
ways such as designing patient information<br />
leaflets with clear explanations of conditions.<br />
We also assist consultants and new doctors’<br />
plan and deliver lectures, produce posters<br />
for medical disciplines which enhance the<br />
delivery of medical education.<br />
Our patients will also visit us ‘in-situ’<br />
as our medical photographic abilities<br />
are renowned in recording, storing, and<br />
securing those images that can be used<br />
by medical records to track any changes<br />
in disease or treatment options. In other<br />
instances, we also provide Medico-legal<br />
support to both patients and medical<br />
teams recording injuries that may have<br />
been sustained through accidental injury.<br />
We are regulated by our own professional<br />
body, the Institute of <strong>Medical</strong> Illustrators<br />
(IMI). IMI have successfully lobbied for<br />
State Registration through the Healthcare<br />
Professionals Council in the UK.<br />
<strong>Photography</strong> and imagery are powerful<br />
tools that can express values and <strong>Medical</strong><br />
Illustrators adhere to an institutional and<br />
personal Code of Conduct so that our work<br />
is delivered in a clear, cost-effective, straight<br />
forward, confidential and respectful manner.<br />
Above all we believe that the NHS is about<br />
people, not only about making them well,<br />
but also keeping them healthy, delivering<br />
visual information to them and their carers,<br />
so that they can make informed choices.<br />
Geraldine Thompson<br />
Dip., MSc MIMI.<br />
<strong>Medical</strong> <strong>Illustration</strong> departments house a wide variety of<br />
skills under one ‘roof, usually working for the National<br />
Health Service’s in the United Kingdom (UK). From<br />
Photographer’s to Audio-visual technicians, Graphic<br />
Designers and Videographer’s, our remit is to not only<br />
act as ambassadors for the NHS in helping to project<br />
the NHS identity, but to also support all involved in the<br />
health care providing services that assist in giving<br />
the best care and care options to patients.<br />
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Introduction to <strong>Clinical</strong> <strong>Photography</strong> and <strong>Medical</strong> <strong>Illustration</strong> <strong>Services</strong><br />
© Neonatal study 6<br />
© Neonatal study 3<br />
© Neonatal study 4<br />
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Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
© University of Manchester Dental Hospital (UMDH) training session 1<br />
© UMDH training session 2<br />
GOLD AWARD<br />
Institute of <strong>Medical</strong><br />
Illustrators<br />
BRONZE AWARD<br />
Institute of <strong>Medical</strong><br />
Illustrators<br />
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© UMDH training session 3<br />
© UMDH Dental surgery<br />
© UMDH training session 4<br />
© Cross lit burns scar right shoulder<br />
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© Mouth ulcer<br />
© Pilomatrixoma<br />
© Front entrance Children’s Hospital<br />
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© Violence towards staff in the workplace 1<br />
© Violence towards staff in the workplace 2<br />
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© Inner ear skin tag © Text for Photo Goes Here<br />
© UMDH seminar room<br />
© Crennulated tongue © Vesicular Bullous<br />
BRONZE AWARD<br />
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BRONZE AWARD<br />
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Lucy<br />
Millie<br />
Bethany<br />
Ellie<br />
Isabelle<br />
7 years old<br />
Born at 31 weeks<br />
Spent 56 days on NICU<br />
Weight 1461 grms<br />
Quote from parent<br />
Something inspiring about<br />
childs time on the unit<br />
6 years old<br />
Born at 24 weeks<br />
Spent 150 days on NICU<br />
Weight 578 grms<br />
I just wish we could have fast forwarded<br />
6 and a half years to see the<br />
perfect little girl she is now.<br />
4 years old<br />
Born at 30 weeks<br />
Spent 70 days on NICU<br />
Weight 743 grms<br />
2 years old<br />
Born at 25 weeks<br />
Spent 111 days on NICU<br />
Weight 858 grms<br />
Believe, Hope and Pray!<br />
1 year old<br />
Born at 26 weeks<br />
Spent 81 days on NICU<br />
Weight 996 grms<br />
Watching out tiny frigile little girl grow and get big<br />
and strong in front of our eyes whilst on the unit,<br />
was a joy and a rare privilege that most parents<br />
don’t get to witness, and it will stay with us<br />
for the rest of our lives.<br />
Harry<br />
Alizay<br />
Frida<br />
Quadruplets 1 year old<br />
Born at 28 weeks<br />
Spent 90 days on NICU<br />
Weight 840 grms<br />
Spent 177 days on NICU<br />
Weight 633 grms<br />
Spent 137 days on NICU<br />
Weight 896 grms<br />
Spent 145 days on NICU<br />
Weight 896 grms<br />
Quote from parent<br />
Something inspiring about<br />
childs time on the unit<br />
Lucy<br />
Ellie<br />
Millie<br />
Bethany<br />
7 months old<br />
Born at 25 weeks<br />
Spent 133 days on NICU<br />
Weight 758 grms<br />
Quote from parent<br />
Something inspiring about<br />
childs time on the unit<br />
Quadisha Jasmine<br />
Dave Barman<br />
Minju Kuruvilla<br />
Karthick Ganesan Michelle Parr<br />
Heather Bird Ruth Gottstein<br />
Suresh Victor<br />
Julie Flannagan<br />
Screening Co-ordinator<br />
Anthony Emerson<br />
Consultant<br />
Mo Sarwar<br />
Consultant<br />
Simon Mitchel<br />
Consultant<br />
Consultant<br />
Consultant<br />
Consultant Anethietist<br />
Consultant<br />
Matrons<br />
Maureen Lees<br />
Operations Manager<br />
Family Support Nurses Consultant ConsultantBethany<br />
Millie<br />
Lucy<br />
Ellie<br />
When Harry was born he was so small and fragile.<br />
It was a very worrying and stressfull time, but Harry was<br />
the strong one. He fought through his battles<br />
and never gave up. A great big thankyou to<br />
the NICU and all of their wonderfull staff.<br />
Consultant<br />
Ian Dady<br />
Consultant<br />
Kath Eaton<br />
Ngozi Edi Osagie<br />
Consultant, <strong>Clinical</strong> Director<br />
Lead Nurse<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit (NICU)<br />
Caring for you, your baby and family.<br />
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Bengali Arabic Urdu<br />
Polish Somali<br />
Main Wall Size (1.4mx25m) : All artwork created in Adobe Indesign 10% of the fi nal scale: Generic CMYK 7 Pantone References<br />
Magnetic Discs<br />
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Minju Kuruvilla<br />
Consultant<br />
It is hugely rewarding to be able to care for these little ones and support their parents<br />
during such a significant period in their life. – Staff Nurse<br />
I feel privileged to work on NICU and be part of a team that strives<br />
to give the very best care to the babies. - Secretary<br />
I feel honoured that many families have allowed us<br />
to become part of their lives, by keeping in touch<br />
long after discharge. – Neonatal Consultant<br />
1 year old<br />
Born at 24 weeks<br />
Spent 261 days on NICU<br />
Weight 710 grms<br />
Owen<br />
The Philip & Julie Neville<br />
Parent Accommodation<br />
2 years old<br />
Born at 34 weeks<br />
Spent 30 days on NICU<br />
Weight 2210 grms<br />
Dillon<br />
Twins 14 month old<br />
Born at 29 weeks<br />
Spent 55 days on NICU<br />
Weight 1180 grms<br />
Spent 55 days on NICU<br />
Weight 1486 grms<br />
Ethni<br />
Llyod<br />
© Improving Patient Experience on the Newborn Intensive Care Unit (NICU)<br />
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© NICU Staff Photo 4<br />
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Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
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Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
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Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
<strong>Central</strong> Manchester University Hospitals<br />
NHS Foundation Trust<br />
<strong>Clinical</strong> <strong>Photography</strong><br />
& <strong>Medical</strong> <strong>Illustration</strong><br />
<strong>Services</strong><br />
Email: medical.illustration@cmft.nhs.uk, Telephone: 0161 27 4139, Fax: 0161 273 5395<br />
Quality Projects:<br />
Objective:<br />
Improving patient<br />
and staff experience.<br />
Collaborative<br />
work with:<br />
• NICU (Completed project)<br />
• Ward 45 (Current project)<br />
• CSB (labs) (Current project)<br />
© NICU Staff Uniforms<br />
© Promoting Our Involvement in Quality Projects within the Trust<br />
© NICU CD Cover<br />
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Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
© Educational Ward Based Service Poster © NICU Promotional event poster<br />
© Poster for Rehabilitation Unit, Saint Mary’s<br />
© Poster for Paediatric Oncology Research Specialist Practitioners<br />
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© NICU Staff Photo 5<br />
© NICU Staff Photo 7<br />
© NICU Staff Photo 9 © NICU Staff Photo 11<br />
© NICU Staff Photo 10<br />
© NICU Staff Photo 6<br />
© NICU Staff Photo 8<br />
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Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
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Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
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Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
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Newborn Intensive<br />
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© Pre-Dialysis Poster<br />
© Blood Test Poster IV Team © Staff Success Poster<br />
© Patient Experience Poster Ward AM3<br />
© Renal Newsletter (MINT)<br />
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Manchester Children’s Hospital<br />
Manchester Children’s Hospitals provide<br />
specialist healthcare services for children<br />
and young people throughout the<br />
Northwest, as well as nationally and<br />
internationally. The hospitals see<br />
135,000 patient visits each year across<br />
a range of specialties including<br />
oncology, haematology, bone marrow<br />
transplant, burns, genetics, nephrology,<br />
cardio-respiratory, gastroenterology,<br />
neurology, ENT and orthopaedics.<br />
These services are currently provided<br />
at Booth Hall Children’s Hospital, the<br />
Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital<br />
and Saint Mary’s Hospital for Women<br />
and Children until the New Children’s<br />
Hospital is open.<br />
The New Children’s Hospital (Open<br />
from June 2009) will be the largest in<br />
the U.K. It is part of The New Hospitals<br />
Development, an investment of over<br />
£420 million into healthcare services<br />
for Manchester and the North West.<br />
It is the largest single investment ever<br />
to take place in Greater Manchester<br />
Hospitals, resulting in a brand new<br />
Children’s Hospital with state of the<br />
art facilities.<br />
More research involving children is vital<br />
as many medicines given to the young<br />
are only tested in adults, and as a result<br />
far less is known about how effective<br />
and safe they are in children.<br />
The Greater Manchester, Lancashire<br />
and South Cumbria Medicines for<br />
Children Research Network is based at<br />
the Children’s Hospital and is changing<br />
the face of research involving children<br />
in the region.<br />
There are lots of opportunities for<br />
enthusiastic paediatric pharmacists<br />
and technicians to work within the<br />
pharmacy team.<br />
For any further information feel free to talk to a member of the CMMC team or email<br />
Franscine.Radivan@cmmc.nhs.uk or Hong.Thoong@cmmc.nhs.uk<br />
and Children until the New Children s<br />
Hospital is open.<br />
For any further information feel fre<br />
Franscine.Radivan@cmmc.n<br />
Left, the new<br />
facility under<br />
construction.<br />
© Pressure Ulcer Poster, Tissue Viability © Pressure Ulcer Poster, Tissue Viability<br />
© Manchester Children’s Hospital Poster © Trust & Staff Interaction Poster<br />
© Trust Patient Safety Poster<br />
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© IInhalers Poster CMFT © Study on Thrombosis Poster<br />
© IInhalers Poster CMFT<br />
© Poster on managing <strong>Medical</strong> Gasses Around the Trust Page 19<br />
© Dental Surgery Illustrative Series<br />
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© Series of Published <strong>Illustration</strong>s For Pediatric Airway<br />
© TrusTECH Exhibition Stand Page 20<br />
North West NHS Innovation Awards<br />
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ACUTE<br />
Aintree University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Alder Hey Children’s NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Blackpool Fylde and Wyre Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Cardiothoracic Centre Liverpool NHS Trust<br />
<strong>Central</strong> Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Christie Hospital NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Clatterbridge Centre for Oncology NHS Foundation Trust<br />
East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust<br />
Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Liverpool Women’s NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust<br />
Royal Bolton Hospital NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Royal Liverpool & Broadgreen University Hospitals NHS Trust<br />
Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Southport and Ormskirk Hospital NHS Trust<br />
St Helen’s & Knowsley Hospitals NHS Trust<br />
Stockport NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Trafford Healthcare NHS Trust<br />
University Hospital of South Manchester NHS Foundation Trust<br />
University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Trust<br />
The Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Warrington and Halton Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Wirral University Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Wrightington Wigan and Leigh NHS Foundation Trust<br />
MENTAL HEALTH<br />
5 Boroughs Partnership NHS Trust<br />
Calderstones Partnership NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Cheshire and Wirral Partnership NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Cumbria Partnership NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Greater Manchester West Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Lancashire Care NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Manchester Mental Health and Social Care Trust<br />
Mersey Care NHS Trust<br />
Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust<br />
PCT<br />
Ashton, Leigh and Wigan PCT<br />
Blackburn with Darwen PCT<br />
Blackpool PCT<br />
Bolton PCT<br />
Bury PCT<br />
<strong>Central</strong> and Eastern Cheshire PCT<br />
<strong>Central</strong> Lancashire PCT<br />
Cumbria PCT<br />
East Lancashire PCT<br />
Halton and St Helens PCT<br />
Heywood, Middleton and Rochdale PCT<br />
Knowsley PCT<br />
Manchester PCT<br />
Mersey Primary Care R&D Consortium<br />
North Lancashire PCT<br />
Oldham PCT<br />
Salford PCT<br />
Stockport PCT<br />
Tameside and Glossop PCT<br />
Trafford PCT<br />
Warrington PCT<br />
Western Cheshire PCT<br />
AMBULANCE<br />
North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust<br />
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Anticipatory Care Calendar (ACC) for people<br />
with Learning Disabilities<br />
The ACC is a simple tool to improve daily<br />
surveillance of health for adults with learning<br />
disabilities (LD). It overcomes some of the<br />
barriers that can prevent people with LD<br />
accessing health services. It is an innovative<br />
approach to daily health assessments designed<br />
to alert staff to health changes and provide clear<br />
directions about accessing primary care. A traffic<br />
light system triggers a specified response to<br />
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health and ensure clients access NHS Cancer<br />
Screening Programmes.<br />
“A simple tool that is in use and giving<br />
positive results” – Joe Forster,<br />
Senior <strong>Clinical</strong> Nurse, Mersey Care NHS Trust<br />
Initiative to reduce blood culture<br />
contamination.<br />
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infection to detect microorganisms in the<br />
bloodstream of the patient. A volume of blood is<br />
inoculated into bottles containing growth<br />
medium and these bottles are monitored<br />
continuously in the laboratory. When a positive<br />
result is generated further investigations are then<br />
employed to determine the nature of the<br />
organism and ultimately its susceptibility to<br />
antibiotics. The initiative is designed to reduce the<br />
number of contaminated blood cultures, which<br />
give rise to ‘false positive’ results and may result<br />
in inappropriate therapy for the patient, and inef�<br />
ficient use of healthcare resources.<br />
“The simplicity of bringing several components<br />
together to combine the benefits is truly<br />
innovative”- Stephen Cross, Stroke <strong>Services</strong><br />
Manager, Tameside and Glossop PCT<br />
Tracie Keats<br />
Project Implementation Manager for<br />
The Merseyside & Cheshire<br />
Cancer Network hosted by Wirral PCT<br />
Wirral PCT<br />
Dr John Cunniffe<br />
Consultant in <strong>Medical</strong> Microbiology<br />
Wirral University Teaching Hospital NHS<br />
Foundation Trust<br />
3d Footwear imagining.<br />
Ian Spencer is currently using a 3 dimensional<br />
photo imaging system to measure patient’s feet<br />
for the correct fit of Orthopaedic footwear. This<br />
allows a perfect fit with little or no alterations<br />
needed. The footwear is more patient acceptable<br />
and provides greater comfort and support than<br />
hand made shoes. The system uses CAD/CAM<br />
technology to obtain a perfect fit. Therefore<br />
repeatability is maintained, this is always a<br />
problem with footwear. The footwear is ready<br />
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now able to incorporate extra support so patients<br />
may no longer need to wear Callipers as previous.<br />
“It is quite simple, they have thought outside<br />
of the box and there is real patient benefit<br />
here” – Ann Hoskins.<br />
Fire and Mental Health Liaison Project.<br />
An Occupational Therapist has been employed<br />
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Health and Social Care Trust (MMHSCT) and<br />
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centred response combining the expertise and<br />
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interventions. In complex cases where more<br />
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therapy assessment of the person, occupation and<br />
environment is carried out to analyse how these<br />
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“It could become a wider initiative, it could<br />
roll out nationally” – Stephen Cross, Stroke<br />
<strong>Services</strong> Manager, Tameside and Glossop PCT<br />
Ian Spencer<br />
Head of Orthotics Service<br />
Knowsley PCT<br />
David Marsden<br />
Occupational Therapy<br />
Professional Lead<br />
NHS North West<br />
Service Innovations or<br />
Developments<br />
North West NHS Innovation Awards<br />
Last years winners and runners up<br />
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BORRN Head and Neck Cancer Touchscreen<br />
Database.<br />
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database is a touchscreen software programme<br />
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touchscreen computer direct by the patient and<br />
the data processed direct through SPSS. It is used<br />
by patients from diagnosis of their cancer through<br />
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life issues that can be managed as they progress<br />
through their patient journey. This patient tool<br />
allows for early identification of issues that often<br />
patients do not highlight direct to doctors, nurses<br />
or carers.<br />
“Very appropriate format to get the right<br />
data – people will use it” – Mark Dauncey,<br />
Patent Attorney, Marks & Clerk LLP.<br />
Cone beam CT correction software for<br />
adaptive radiotherapy.<br />
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apy to verify that the patient and their internal<br />
anatomy are positioned correctly. However, arte�<br />
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in the images is inaccurate, such that they cannot<br />
be used to calculate the effect of any changes<br />
observed on the radiation dose received by the<br />
patient. A method has been developed to correct<br />
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so that they can be used to recalculate delivered<br />
dose to the patient. In addition the corrected im�<br />
ages allow easier visual interpretation due to the<br />
removal of overlying artefacts.<br />
“It’s got legs!” – Mike Gill, Project Director,<br />
Medilink North West<br />
“It’s the way forward!” - Susan Webster,<br />
Programme Director, BT<br />
East Lancs Healthy Minds Website.<br />
The website has been set up to aid the prevention<br />
of mental ill health and promote positive mental<br />
wellbeing. The website consists of an interactive<br />
resource directory, downloadable self help<br />
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developments in the area. Relationships,<br />
bereavement, alcohol, debt & depression were<br />
identified as the main contributing factors to<br />
suicide in the area; support around these issues<br />
is one of the main focuses of our website. The<br />
website is to appeal to Health Professionals for<br />
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to the residents of East Lancashire.<br />
“The amount of people affected by this is<br />
high” – Steve Lake, Consultant <strong>Clinical</strong> Scien-<br />
tist, Royal Liverpool & Broadgreen University<br />
Hospitals<br />
NHS Trust<br />
Ward Based Automated Medication Systems.<br />
The Pharmacy Team at Mersey Care NHS trust has<br />
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a new ward based automated storage system<br />
for pharmaceuticals. The system and software<br />
has been developed to adapt existing electronic<br />
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patient specific approach. Medications are stored<br />
within a MEDI365 unit under patients specific ID<br />
not by drug name. Each service user has their own<br />
profile which is managed by the pharmacy staff.<br />
The pharmacy team believe this is a novel solution<br />
that has produced an electronic solution for<br />
patients own storage/one stop dispensing<br />
approach to medicines management.<br />
“It’s good in terms of novelty, patient care<br />
and focus” - Melanie Ogden,<br />
Associate Director (Quality Assurance),<br />
NHS North West<br />
Software or Systems<br />
Dr Craig Barclay<br />
Consultant in Restorative Dentistry<br />
<strong>Central</strong> Manchester University<br />
Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Tom Marchant<br />
Senior <strong>Clinical</strong> Scientist<br />
The Christie NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Kirsty Lyon<br />
Health Development Specialist - Mental<br />
Health<br />
East Lancashire PCT<br />
Lee Knowles<br />
Chief Pharmacist<br />
Mersey Care NHS Trust<br />
North West NHS Innovation Awards<br />
Last years winners and runners up<br />
Tamsin Crothers and Lynn John, Andy<br />
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CariesMap - Near infrared imaging device for<br />
the early detection of caries.<br />
This innovation is a device for the early detection<br />
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of the tooth surface is used to produce a<br />
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instrument which images teeth in real time. This is<br />
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between enamel and dentine decay without<br />
being confounded by stain, informing the next<br />
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promote preventative and self care practice<br />
reducing the need for surgical intervention.<br />
“They have a good team behind them” –<br />
Alan Segal, Chief Executive, Astek Group Plc<br />
HGF monitoring for graft rejection.<br />
Transplantation offers the only hope of survival in<br />
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transplantation is poor, predominantly due to<br />
acute rejection (AR). AR is diagnosed via invasive<br />
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peripheral blood which can predict an AR episode<br />
within a six day period has been identified. James<br />
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life and financial burden of transplantation.<br />
“There is a genuine need for it” – Mike<br />
Dauncey, Patent Attorney, Marks & Clerk LLP<br />
Renephra; a wearable renal replacement<br />
device.<br />
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treatment to address the medical need for better<br />
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technology has two component parts: a wearable<br />
transdermal hollow micro needle array to access<br />
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interstitial space); and a designer hydrogel<br />
cassette that specifically captures fluid and toxins<br />
present in the interstitial fluid. The technologies<br />
are combined into a device that is wearable and<br />
allows for slow, continuous fluid and toxin<br />
removal without the need to be physically<br />
attached to a dialysis machine.<br />
“A high quality, early stage innovation with<br />
a huge addressable market. In implementation<br />
this could make a big difference” –<br />
Susan Webster, Programme Director, BT<br />
Novel safe recombinant poxvirus vaccines.<br />
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major infectious diseases such as HIV, tuberculosis,<br />
hepatitis and encephalitis. It employs regulated<br />
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poxviruses, and will be applied to deliver a safe<br />
attenuated HIV vaccine and a multipathogen<br />
vaccine for encephalitis and hepatitis. We are<br />
also planning to develop a dual tuberculosis/HIV<br />
vaccine.<br />
“Potentially huge globally” – Melanie Ogden,<br />
Associate Director (Quality Assurance),<br />
NHS North West<br />
<strong>Medical</strong> Devices, Equipment,<br />
Diagnostics or Therapeutics<br />
Dr Craig Barclay<br />
Dr Iain Pretty<br />
Senior lecturer and Honorary SpR in<br />
Dental Public Health<br />
Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust<br />
James Fildes<br />
Principal Research Scientist<br />
University Hospital Of South<br />
Manchester NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Professor Paul Brenchley<br />
Consultant Scientist<br />
<strong>Central</strong> Manchester University<br />
Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Dr Tom Blanchard FRCP PhD DTM&H Con-<br />
sultant in Infectious Diseases/Honorary<br />
Senior Lecturer<br />
The Pennine Acute Hospitals<br />
NHS Trust<br />
North West NHS Innovation Awards<br />
Last years winners and runners up<br />
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Kalpna Panchmatia<br />
Launched by TrusTECH in 2002 to all<br />
NHS Trusts in the North West, it is<br />
one of the only schemes dedicated<br />
to rewarding North West NHS<br />
Innovators.<br />
Managed by TrusTECH, the North<br />
West NHS Innovation Awards<br />
provide the opportunity to win up<br />
to £1000 and advice from NHS<br />
Innovation Managers at TrusTECH.<br />
The awards were open to anyone<br />
with an employment or honorary<br />
contract with a North West NHS<br />
organisation and officially launched<br />
on 19 May 2009.<br />
This year, more than 130 entries<br />
were submitted across 4 categories<br />
for consideration by a judging panel<br />
of 15 experts from within the NHS,<br />
professional media and specialist<br />
commercial companies.<br />
Winning applications for the North<br />
West NHS Innovation Awards may<br />
automatically be entered in the<br />
National NHS Innovation Awards,<br />
so entering is also an excellent way<br />
of raising the profile of innovators<br />
Trusts as an innovative organisation<br />
within the North West and beyond.<br />
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Health Research and Care (CLAHRC) for<br />
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Welcome to the North West<br />
Innovation Awards 2009.<br />
Above: Technology Judges<br />
(from left to right):<br />
Above: The service judges in action (Chaired by Richard<br />
Deed, Innovation Unit Manager and Emma Malpeli,<br />
Service Innovation Manager - both TrusTECH<br />
North West NHS Innovation Awards<br />
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Breastfeeding Drama for School Children.<br />
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Henry wanted to ensure senior school children<br />
were informed about the health benefits of<br />
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classes may be rather uninteresting to them, and<br />
not very effective. So she decided that to use the<br />
medium of drama would be exciting and<br />
memorable. With the help of three local<br />
community mothers a play entitled ‘Sophie’s<br />
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important breastfeeding messages to local 12 / 13<br />
year olds, in local schools.<br />
“Excellent to deliver it in a way that is<br />
absorbed the best” - Steve Lake, Consultant<br />
<strong>Clinical</strong> Scientist, Royal Liverpool &<br />
Broadgreen University Hospitals NHS Trust<br />
SAGE & THYME: a model for training health<br />
and social care professionals in<br />
psychological support.<br />
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professions and none. The learners attend a<br />
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listen and respond to patients or carers who are<br />
distressed or concerned.<br />
“They’re teaching people to listen to the<br />
patients” - Steve Lake, Consultant <strong>Clinical</strong><br />
Scientist, Royal Liverpool & Broadgreen<br />
University Hospitals NHS Trust<br />
End of Life & Organ Donation<br />
Training Course<br />
An educational course has been developed that<br />
trains a multidisciplinary team of doctors, nurses<br />
and other professionals to deliver evidence based<br />
end of life care, including appropriate<br />
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bad news, and discussing the gift of organ<br />
donation and hope in a tragic situation, that<br />
sometimes happens despite the team’s best<br />
efforts for patients. The training programme is<br />
used as a learning tool for all NHS staff who care<br />
for patients and their relatives during this<br />
difficult time, enhancing their ability to do so.<br />
“Innovative and unique approach” –<br />
Michael Linnell, Director of Communications,<br />
Lifeline Publications<br />
StEmlyns virtual classroom and hospital.<br />
An online learning system has been developed for<br />
junior doctors in emergency medicine. The<br />
learning system was developed after it was<br />
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teaching sessions. The online learning system<br />
encourages junior doctors in emergency<br />
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and case presentations. Prior to adopting our<br />
system we struggled to get more than 30% of<br />
trainees to teaching sessions. Now we engage our<br />
trainees with over 80% of the available learning<br />
materials.<br />
“St Emlyns Virtual Classroom and Hospital is<br />
a great use of technology to address the real<br />
issue for hard-pressed junior doctors” –<br />
Susan Webster, Programme Director, BT<br />
Training or Educational Materials<br />
North West NHS Innovation Awards<br />
Sue Henry<br />
Infant Feeding Coordinator<br />
East Lancashire Hospitals<br />
NHS Trust<br />
Michael Connolly<br />
Macmillan Nurse Consultant<br />
in Supportive and Palliative Care<br />
University Hospital Of South<br />
Manchester NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Dr. Arpan Guha<br />
Director, Cheshire & Merseyside Simula-<br />
tion Centre<br />
Aintree University Hospitals NHS Founda-<br />
tion Trust<br />
Simon Carley<br />
Consultant in Emergency Medicine<br />
<strong>Central</strong> Manchester University<br />
Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Last years winners and runners up<br />
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West<br />
NHS<br />
Innovation<br />
Awards<br />
2009<br />
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Oxford Road, Manchester, M13 9WL.<br />
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Contents<br />
Page 3 Competition Statistics<br />
Page 6 Introduction<br />
Page 7 Judges<br />
Page 8 Training or Educational Material<br />
Page 10 Software or Systems<br />
Page 12 <strong>Medical</strong> Devices, Equipment,<br />
Diagnostics or Therapeutics<br />
Page 14 Service Innovations or Developments<br />
Page 16 TrusTECH Member Trusts<br />
Programme<br />
18:30 Registration<br />
19:35 Welcome<br />
19:45 Dinner<br />
21:00 Awards Ceremony<br />
22:00 Poster Exhibition and Networking<br />
22:30 Close<br />
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North<br />
West<br />
NHS<br />
Innovation<br />
Awards<br />
2009<br />
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Contents<br />
Page 3 Competition Statistics<br />
Page 6 Introduction<br />
Page 7 Judges<br />
Page 8 Training or Educational Material<br />
Page 10 Software or Systems<br />
Page 12 <strong>Medical</strong> Devices, Equipment,<br />
Diagnostics or Therapeutics<br />
Page 14 Service Innovations or Developments<br />
Page 16 TrusTECH Member Trusts<br />
Programme<br />
18:30 Registration<br />
19:35 Welcome<br />
19:45 Dinner<br />
21:00 Awards Ceremony<br />
22:00 Poster Exhibition and Networking<br />
22:30 Close<br />
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North West NHS Innovation Awards<br />
3 4 17<br />
130 14%<br />
Number of entries increase in entries from 2008<br />
44 70.1%<br />
Number of different Of total North West NHS Trusts<br />
Trusts entries received submitted at least one<br />
from application<br />
23 49.61%<br />
Number of different Of total applicants that hadn’t<br />
applicant backgrounds heard of TrusTECH prior to<br />
entries received competition<br />
from<br />
1. Academic<br />
2. Administration<br />
3. Biomedical/<strong>Clinical</strong> Scientist<br />
4. CE/Director<br />
5. <strong>Clinical</strong>/Research & Development/Standards Governance<br />
6. Community Worker<br />
8. Dentist<br />
9. Health Promotion Specialist<br />
10. General Practitioner<br />
11. Information Technologies<br />
12. Learning and Development<br />
13. Marketing/Business Development<br />
14. Midwife<br />
15. Nurse<br />
16. Optometrist<br />
17. Other<br />
18. Paramedic<br />
19. Pharmaceutical Professions<br />
20. Physician/Surgeon<br />
21. Physiotherapist<br />
22. Project Lead/Manager/Coordinator<br />
23. Psychologist<br />
24. Radiographer<br />
25. Risk Manager<br />
23. Speech and Language Therapist<br />
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Distribution of Entries Across the Region<br />
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Number of Entries<br />
to Categories<br />
■�Service Innovations<br />
■ Software / Systems<br />
■�Training / Educational Materials<br />
■�<strong>Medical</strong> Devices<br />
Breakdown of NHS<br />
Organisations<br />
■�Mental Health Trust<br />
■�Acute Trust<br />
■�Primary Care Trust<br />
■ Other NHS Organisation<br />
7%<br />
49%<br />
17%<br />
27%<br />
3%<br />
57%<br />
10%<br />
30%<br />
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Established on 1 April 2008, The National Institute for Health Research<br />
(NIHR) Manchester Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) is a highly<br />
successful partnership between <strong>Central</strong> Manchester University<br />
Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (CMFT) and The University of<br />
Manchester. The BRC is one of 12 prestige centres of medical<br />
research excellence across the UK funded by the NIHR and is<br />
designated by the NIHR as a Centre of Excellence in Genetics<br />
and Developmental Medicine. The BRC is located on the <strong>Central</strong><br />
Manchester Hospital site, within Corridor Manchester, which is<br />
the location for Europe’s most comprehensive <strong>Clinical</strong> Academic<br />
Campus. It comprises five NHS hospitals and two universities, which<br />
over the last 10 years have been the building blocks of Manchester’s<br />
research and innovation capability. The Manchester BRC has a key role<br />
to translate research ideas into new therapeutics and diagnostics to<br />
improve the delivery of healthcare to patients.<br />
Working with the Manchester BRC gives companies access to:<br />
• A comprehensive, one-stop clinical trials facility including one of<br />
only four UK facilities for paediatric trials<br />
• Europe’s largest single-site biomedical campus serving more than<br />
1 million patients a year in five specialist hospital settings<br />
• The expertise of world class academics and clinicians<br />
• NIHR accreditation and funding<br />
• A key partner in many NW research and biotech/pharma<br />
networks.<br />
The NIHR Manchester BRC State of the Art Facilities Established Partnerships<br />
We are particularly grateful to the North West Regional Development<br />
Agency (NWDA) for funding support which has enabled us rapidly to<br />
accelerate our research programmes. This has included recruiting new<br />
professional level Clinician Scientists and the establishment of high<br />
quality technology capabilities to push forward the translation of<br />
research ideas into new therapeutics, diagnostics and devices.<br />
Fundamental to the success of the Manchester BRC is our<br />
commitment to providing access to high quality core facilities and<br />
support services to all our clinical researchers (funded through<br />
NIHR and the NWDA), including:<br />
• Research day-case operating theatre (opening Autumn 2009)<br />
• Diagnostic equipment – scanning, chip analysers, radiology,<br />
haematology and biochemistry<br />
• Tissue Biobank (opening Winter 2009)<br />
• State of the art genomics, proteomics and metabolomics facilities<br />
(opening early 2010)<br />
• Pharmacy services – receipt and storage, preparation and<br />
dispensing of medicines including proposed GMP facility<br />
• Paediatric and adult <strong>Clinical</strong> Research Facilities.<br />
World class researchers: The BRC brings together the skills of<br />
clinician-scientists, scientists, doctors, nurses, midwives and allied<br />
health professionals based across Europe’s largest single site clinical<br />
academic campus. Manchester already has a well-established research<br />
infrastructure, and the BRC will invest more than £50 million over four<br />
years in new staff, facilities and equipment.<br />
Established partnerships: The BRC has established partnerships<br />
and collaborations with many organisations across the research and<br />
translational medicine spectrum:<br />
<strong>Clinical</strong> Trials:<br />
ICON Development Solutions one of<br />
the UK’s largest dedicated Phase 1 <strong>Clinical</strong><br />
Research organisations, is relocating to new<br />
facilities at the CMFT site.<br />
Wyeth has designated CMFT as one<br />
of the company’s preferred clinical trials<br />
investigation sites<br />
Medicines for Children Research Network<br />
& Comprehensive Local Research<br />
Network help NHS organisations in the<br />
region to conduct randomised controlled<br />
trials and other studies into medicines for<br />
children and adults.<br />
Wellcome Trust <strong>Clinical</strong> Research<br />
Facility provides state-of-the-art facilities for<br />
investigators undertaking high-quality clinical<br />
research. Its facilities include inpatient and<br />
outpatient areas; laboratories; imaging and<br />
technical support.<br />
Innovation Partners:<br />
Nowgen, A Centre for Genetics in<br />
Healthcare provides a service to the public,<br />
healthcare professionals, industry to ensure that<br />
the latest information is made widely<br />
MIMIT a new centre to encourage inter-<br />
disciplinary working between experts<br />
in medicine, science and engineering in<br />
Manchester and is a collaboration between<br />
The University of Manchester, the city’s major<br />
NHS Teaching and the US-based Centre<br />
for Integration of Medicine and Technology<br />
(CIMIT ® )<br />
MAHSC is a partnership between six NHS<br />
organisations in Greater Manchester and<br />
The University of Manchester, established<br />
to underpin the development of Greater<br />
Manchester as a world leader in health research.<br />
ACTNoW online database is a web-based<br />
tool which aims to link the NHS, industry and<br />
patients and ultimately increase the number<br />
of clinical trials hosted across the North<br />
of England.<br />
Medilink North West a membership-based,<br />
not-for-profit professional association that<br />
services medical and health technology<br />
companies, hospitals and universities within<br />
the North West.<br />
NHS Technology Adoption Centre Based<br />
in Manchester, NTAC works with a range NHS<br />
partners to overcome barriers to technology<br />
adoption to deliver benefits to patients.<br />
TrusTECH: The North West NHS<br />
Innovation Hub works with NHS staff to<br />
identify and protect innovative technologies,<br />
ideas and services that could be commercialised<br />
or shared to improve patient care. TrusTECH<br />
also facilitates collaborations between<br />
commercial organisations and the NHS.<br />
Manchester Biomedical Research Centre<br />
We work closely with companies and our partner organisations<br />
in the biotech and pharma sector and we are actively seeking<br />
new partnerships and col
Service Manager<br />
Geraldine Thompson<br />
Personal Assistant<br />
Hilda Chihoro<br />
Senior <strong>Medical</strong><br />
Photographer<br />
John Bateman<br />
<strong>Medical</strong> Photographer<br />
Justine Hume<br />
Meet The Team<br />
Senior <strong>Medical</strong><br />
Photographer<br />
Brian Williams<br />
<strong>Medical</strong> Photographer<br />
Jonathan Chilton<br />
<strong>Medical</strong> Photographer<br />
Gemma Clayton<br />
Senior Graphic<br />
Designer<br />
Harry Heyes<br />
Senior Graphic<br />
Designer<br />
Sam Goddard<br />
Audio Visual Technician<br />
Greg Coyle<br />
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Introduction to <strong>Clinical</strong> <strong>Photography</strong> and <strong>Medical</strong> <strong>Illustration</strong> <strong>Services</strong><br />
<strong>Medical</strong> <strong>Illustration</strong> departments house a wide variety of<br />
skills under one ‘roof, usually working for the National<br />
Health Service’s in the United Kingdom (UK). From<br />
Photographer’s to Audio-visual technicians, Graphic<br />
Designers and Videographer’s, our remit is to not only<br />
act as ambassadors for the NHS in helping to project<br />
the NHS identity, but to also support all involved in the<br />
health care providing services that assist in giving<br />
the best care and care options to patients.<br />
In addition to our medical work, we also<br />
undertake Public Relations <strong>Photography</strong> and<br />
private projects, as the NHS is developing<br />
partnerships with those enterprises that can<br />
benefit the public sector.<br />
Our services can be delivered in a number of<br />
ways such as designing patient information<br />
leaflets with clear explanations of conditions.<br />
We also assist consultants and new doctors’<br />
plan and deliver lectures, produce posters<br />
for medical disciplines which enhance the<br />
delivery of medical education.<br />
Our patients will also visit us ‘in-situ’<br />
as our medical photographic abilities<br />
are renowned in recording, storing, and<br />
securing those images that can be used<br />
by medical records to track any changes<br />
in disease or treatment options. In other<br />
instances, we also provide Medico-legal<br />
support to both patients and medical<br />
teams recording injuries that may have<br />
been sustained through accidental injury.<br />
We are regulated by our own professional<br />
body, the Institute of <strong>Medical</strong> Illustrators<br />
(IMI). IMI have successfully lobbied for<br />
State Registration through the Healthcare<br />
Professionals Council in the UK.<br />
<strong>Photography</strong> and imagery are powerful<br />
tools that can express values and <strong>Medical</strong><br />
Illustrators adhere to an institutional and<br />
personal Code of Conduct so that our work<br />
is delivered in a clear, cost-effective, straight<br />
forward, confidential and respectful manner.<br />
Above all we believe that the NHS is about<br />
people, not only about making them well,<br />
but also keeping them healthy, delivering<br />
visual information to them and their carers,<br />
so that they can make informed choices.<br />
Geraldine Thompson<br />
Dip., MSc MIMI.<br />
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© Black and white Neonatal study 1<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
© Black and white Neonatal study 2 Page 5
© Neonatal study 3<br />
© Neonatal study 4<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
© Neonatal study 5<br />
© Neonatal study 6<br />
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© University of Manchester Dental Hospital (UMDH) training session 1<br />
BRONZE AWARD<br />
Institute of <strong>Medical</strong><br />
Illustrators<br />
GOLD AWARD<br />
Institute of <strong>Medical</strong><br />
Illustrators<br />
© UMDH training session 2<br />
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© Violence towards staff in the workplace 1<br />
© Violence towards staff in the workplace 2<br />
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© UMDH Dental surgery<br />
© UMDH training session 3<br />
BRONZE AWARD<br />
Institute of <strong>Medical</strong><br />
Illustrators<br />
© UMDH training session 4<br />
© Cross lit burns scar right shoulder<br />
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© Inner ear skin tag © Text for Photo Goes Here<br />
BRONZE AWARD<br />
Institute of <strong>Medical</strong><br />
Illustrators<br />
© UMDH seminar room<br />
BRONZE AWARD<br />
Institute of <strong>Medical</strong><br />
Illustrators<br />
SILVER AWARD<br />
Institute of <strong>Medical</strong><br />
Illustrators<br />
© Crennulated tongue © Vesicular Bullous<br />
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© Mouth ulcer<br />
BRONZE AWARD<br />
Institute of <strong>Medical</strong><br />
Illustrators<br />
© Pilomatrixoma<br />
© Front entrance Children’s Hospital<br />
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Main Wall Size (1.4mx25m) : All artwork created in Adobe Indesign 10% of the fi nal scale: Generic CMYK 7 Pantone References<br />
Welcome, Witamy, Soo dhawow,<br />
Polish Somali<br />
, , , to the<br />
Arabic Bengali Urdu<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit (NICU)<br />
Caring for you, your baby and family.<br />
Minju Kuruvilla<br />
Consultant<br />
Magnetic Discs<br />
330mm Diameter<br />
Dave Barman<br />
Minju Kuruvilla<br />
Consultant<br />
Consultant Anethietist<br />
Consultant<br />
Consultant<br />
Consultant<br />
Simon Mitchel<br />
Dillon<br />
2 years old<br />
Born at 34 weeks<br />
Spent 30 days on NICU<br />
Weight 2210 grms<br />
Suresh Victor<br />
Frida<br />
a a<br />
it<br />
Quadruplets 1 year old<br />
Millie<br />
Debbie Walker Sue McGaskill<br />
Family Support Nurses<br />
Maureen Lees<br />
Karthick Ganesan<br />
Consultant<br />
Chris<br />
Ashworth<br />
Michelle Parr<br />
Born at 28 weeks<br />
Lucy<br />
Bethany<br />
Spent 90 days on NICU<br />
ConsultantBethany<br />
1 year old<br />
Lucy Weight 840 grms<br />
Spent 177 days on NICU<br />
Born at 26 weeks<br />
Ellie Weight 633 grms<br />
Operations Manager<br />
Matrons<br />
Spent 81 days on NICU<br />
Weight 996 grms<br />
Watching out tiny frigile little girl grow and get big<br />
and strong in front of our eyes whilst on the unit,<br />
was joy and rare privilege that most parents<br />
Spent 137 days on NICU<br />
Millie Weight 896 grms<br />
Spent 145 days on NICU<br />
Bethany Weight 896 grms<br />
Ellie<br />
don’t get to witness, and will stay with us<br />
for the rest of our lives.<br />
Quote from parent<br />
Something inspiring about<br />
childs time on the unit<br />
Vivien<br />
Evans<br />
Louise<br />
Weaver-Lowe Ngozi Edi Osagie<br />
Consultant, <strong>Clinical</strong> Director<br />
Kath Eaton<br />
Twins 14 month old<br />
Born at 29 weeks<br />
Consultant<br />
Consultant<br />
Consultant<br />
Ethni<br />
Spent 55 days on NICU<br />
Weight 1180 grms<br />
Llyod<br />
Spent 55 days on NICU<br />
Weight 1486 grms<br />
Anthony Emerson<br />
Mo Sarwar<br />
Ian Dady<br />
Julie Flannagan<br />
Screening Co-ordinator<br />
Heather Bird Ruth Gottstein<br />
Lead Nurse<br />
Consultant<br />
1200mm<br />
x 900mm<br />
1500mm<br />
x 900mm<br />
1500mm<br />
x 900mm<br />
Owen<br />
1 year old<br />
Born at 24 weeks<br />
Spent 261 days on NICU<br />
Weight 710 grms<br />
Ellie<br />
Lucy<br />
Millie<br />
Quadisha Alizay<br />
Harry<br />
Jasmine<br />
7 months old<br />
Born at 25 weeks<br />
Spent 133 days on NICU<br />
Weight 758 grms<br />
1200mm<br />
x 900mm<br />
Quote from parent<br />
Something inspiring about<br />
childs time on the unit<br />
2 years old<br />
Born at 25 weeks<br />
Spent 111 days on NICU<br />
Weight 858 grms<br />
Believe, Hope and Pray!<br />
2000mm<br />
x 900mm<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
4 years old<br />
Born at 30 weeks<br />
Spent 70 days on NICU<br />
Weight 743 grms<br />
When Harry was born he was so small and fragile.<br />
It was a very worrying and stressfull time, but Harry was<br />
the strong one. He fought through his battles<br />
and never gave up. A great big thankyou to<br />
the NICU and all of their wonderfull staff.<br />
6 years old<br />
Born at 24 weeks<br />
Spent 150 days on NICU<br />
Weight 578 grms<br />
I just wish we could have fast forwarded<br />
6 and a half years to see the<br />
perfect little girl she is now.<br />
Isabelle<br />
7 years old<br />
Born at 31 weeks<br />
Spent 56 days on NICU<br />
Weight 1461 grms<br />
Quote from parent<br />
Something inspiring about<br />
childs time on the unit<br />
I feel privileged to work on NICU and be part of a team that strives<br />
to give the very best care to the babies. - Secretary<br />
It is hugely rewarding to be able to care for these little ones and support their parents<br />
during such a significant period in their life. – Staff Nurse<br />
I feel honoured that many families have allowed us<br />
to become part of their lives, by keeping in touch<br />
long after discharge. – Neonatal Consultant<br />
The Philip & Julie Neville<br />
Parent Accommodation<br />
600mm<br />
x 900mm<br />
1230mm<br />
x 900mm<br />
1230mm<br />
x 900mm<br />
© Improving Patient Experience on the Newborn Intensive Care Unit (NICU) Page 12
© NICU Staff Photo 1<br />
© NICU Staff Photo 2<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
© NICU Staff Photo 3<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
© NICU Staff Photo 4<br />
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© NICU Staff Photo 5<br />
© NICU Staff Photo 6<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
© NICU Staff Photo 7<br />
© NICU Staff Photo 8<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
© NICU Staff Photo 9 © NICU Staff Photo 10<br />
© NICU Staff Photo 11<br />
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© NICU Staff Uniforms<br />
Live Wall Art<br />
Newborn Intensive<br />
Care Unit<br />
© NICU CD Cover<br />
<strong>Clinical</strong> <strong>Photography</strong><br />
& <strong>Medical</strong> <strong>Illustration</strong><br />
<strong>Services</strong><br />
Quality Projects:<br />
Objective:<br />
Improving patient<br />
and staff experience.<br />
Collaborative<br />
work with:<br />
• NICU (Completed project)<br />
• Ward 45 (Current project)<br />
• CSB (labs) (Current project)<br />
<strong>Central</strong> Manchester University Hospitals<br />
NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Email: medical.illustration@cmft.nhs.uk, Telephone: 0161 27 4139, Fax: 0161 273 5395<br />
© Promoting Our Involvement in Quality Projects within the Trust<br />
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© Pre-Dialysis Poster<br />
© Renal Newsletter (MINT)<br />
© Blood Test Poster IV Team © Staff Success Poster<br />
© Patient Experience Poster Ward AM3<br />
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© Educational Ward Based Service Poster © NICU Promotional event poster<br />
© Poster for Rehabilitation Unit, Saint Mary’s<br />
© Poster for Paediatric Oncology Research Specialist Practitioners Page 17
© Pressure Ulcer Poster, Tissue Viability © Pressure Ulcer Poster, Tissue Viability<br />
Manchester Children’s Hospitals provide<br />
specialist healthcare services for children<br />
and young people throughout the<br />
Northwest, as well as nationally and<br />
internationally. The hospitals see<br />
135,000 patient visits each year across<br />
a range of specialties including<br />
oncology, haematology, bone marrow<br />
transplant, burns, genetics, nephrology,<br />
cardio-respiratory, gastroenterology,<br />
neurology, ENT and orthopaedics.<br />
These services are currently provided<br />
at Booth Hall Children’s Hospital, the<br />
Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital<br />
and Saint Mary’s Hospital for Women<br />
and Children until the New Children Children’s s<br />
Hospital Hospital is is open.<br />
Manchester Children’s Hospital<br />
The New Children’s Hospital (Open<br />
from June 2009) will be the largest in<br />
the U.K. It is part of The New Hospitals<br />
Development, an investment of over<br />
£420 million into healthcare services<br />
for Manchester and the North West.<br />
It is the largest single investment ever<br />
to take place in Greater Manchester<br />
Hospitals, resulting in a brand new<br />
Children’s Hospital with state of the<br />
art facilities.<br />
More research involving children is vital<br />
as many medicines given to the young<br />
are only tested in adults, and as a result<br />
far less is known about how effective<br />
and safe they are in children.<br />
The Greater Manchester, Lancashire<br />
and South Cumbria Medicines for<br />
Children Research Network is based at<br />
the Children’s Hospital and is changing<br />
the face of research involving children<br />
in the region.<br />
There are lots of opportunities for<br />
enthusiastic paediatric pharmacists<br />
and technicians to work within the<br />
pharmacy team.<br />
For any further information feel free fre to talk to a member of the CMMC team or email<br />
Franscine.Radivan@cmmc.nhs.uk Franscine.Radivan@cmmc.n or Hong.Thoong@cmmc.nhs.uk<br />
Left, the new<br />
facility under<br />
construction.<br />
© Manchester Children’s Hospital Poster © Trust & Staff Interaction Poster<br />
© Trust Patient Safety Poster Page 18
© IInhalers Poster CMFT © Study on Thrombosis Poster<br />
© IInhalers Poster CMFT<br />
© Poster on managing <strong>Medical</strong> Gasses Around the Trust Page 19
North West NHS Innovation Awards<br />
North West NHS Innovation Awards<br />
Welcome to the North West<br />
Innovation Awards 2009.<br />
Launched by TrusTECH in 2002 to all This year, more than 130 entries<br />
NHS Trusts in the North West, it is were submitted across 4 categories<br />
one of the only schemes dedicated for consideration by a judging panel<br />
to rewarding North West NHS of 15 experts from within the NHS,<br />
Innovators.<br />
professional media and specialist<br />
commercial companies.<br />
Managed by TrusTECH, the North<br />
West NHS Innovation Awards Winning applications for the North<br />
provide the opportunity to win up West NHS Innovation Awards may<br />
to £1000 and advice from NHS automatically be entered in the<br />
Innovation Managers at TrusTECH. National NHS Innovation Awards,<br />
so entering is also an excellent way<br />
The awards were open to anyone<br />
of raising the profile of innovators<br />
with an employment or honorary<br />
Trusts as an innovative organisation<br />
contract with a North West NHS<br />
within the North West and beyond.<br />
organisation and officially launched<br />
on 19 May 2009.<br />
Above: Technology Judges<br />
(from left to right):<br />
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ACUTE<br />
Greater Manchester West Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Aintree University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Lancashire Care NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Alder Hey Children’s NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Manchester Mental Health and Social Care Trust<br />
Blackpool Fylde and Wyre Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Mersey Care NHS Trust<br />
Cardiothoracic Centre Liverpool NHS Trust<br />
Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust<br />
<strong>Central</strong> Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Christie Hospital NHS Foundation Trust<br />
PCT<br />
Clatterbridge Centre for Oncology NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Ashton, Leigh and Wigan PCT<br />
East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust<br />
Blackburn with Darwen PCT<br />
Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Blackpool PCT<br />
Liverpool Women’s NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Bolton PCT<br />
Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Bury PCT<br />
Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust<br />
<strong>Central</strong> and Eastern Cheshire PCT<br />
Royal Bolton Hospital NHS Foundation Trust<br />
<strong>Central</strong> Lancashire PCT<br />
Royal Liverpool & Broadgreen University Hospitals NHS Trust<br />
Cumbria PCT<br />
Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust<br />
East Lancashire PCT<br />
Southport and Ormskirk Hospital NHS Trust<br />
Halton and St Helens PCT<br />
St Helen’s & Knowsley Hospitals NHS Trust<br />
Heywood, Middleton and Rochdale PCT<br />
Stockport NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Knowsley PCT<br />
Trafford Healthcare NHS Trust<br />
Manchester PCT<br />
16<br />
Tracie Keats<br />
Project Implementation Manager for<br />
The Merseyside & Cheshire<br />
Cancer Network hosted by Wirral PCT<br />
Wirral PCT<br />
Anticipatory Care Calendar (ACC) for people Initiative to reduce blood culture<br />
with Learning Disabilities<br />
contamination.<br />
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surveillance of health for adults with learning infection to detect microorganisms in the<br />
disabilities (LD). It overcomes some of the<br />
bloodstream of the patient. A volume of blood is<br />
barriers that can prevent people with LD<br />
inoculated into bottles containing growth<br />
accessing health services. It is an innovative medium and these bottles are monitored<br />
approach to daily health assessments designed continuously in the laboratory. When a positive<br />
to alert staff to health changes and provide clear result is generated further investigations are then<br />
directions about accessing primary care. A traffic employed to determine the nature of the<br />
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support social care staff to develop a high<br />
number of contaminated blood cultures, which<br />
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health and ensure clients access NHS Cancer in inappropriate therapy for the patient, and inef�<br />
Screening Programmes.<br />
ficient use of healthcare resources.<br />
“A simple tool that is in use and giving “The simplicity of bringing several components<br />
positive results” – Joe Forster,<br />
together to combine the benefits is truly<br />
Senior <strong>Clinical</strong> Nurse, Mersey Care NHS Trust innovative”- Stephen Cross, Stroke <strong>Services</strong><br />
Manager, Tameside and Glossop PCT<br />
University Hospital of South Manchester NHS Foundation Trust<br />
University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Trust<br />
The Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Warrington and Halton Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Wirral University Teaching Hospital NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Wrightington Wigan and Leigh NHS Foundation Trust<br />
MENTAL HEALTH<br />
5 Boroughs Partnership NHS Trust<br />
Calderstones Partnership NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Cheshire and Wirral Partnership NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Cumbria Partnership NHS Foundation Trust<br />
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East Lancashire Hospitals<br />
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North West NHS Innovation Awards<br />
Michael Connolly<br />
Macmillan Nurse Consultant<br />
in Supportive and Palliative Care<br />
University Hospital Of South<br />
Manchester NHS Foundation Trust<br />
SAGE & THYME: a model for training health<br />
and social care professionals in<br />
psychological support.<br />
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medium of drama would be exciting and<br />
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memorable. With the help of three local<br />
listen and respond to patients or carers who are<br />
community mothers a play entitled ‘Sophie’s distressed or concerned.<br />
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important breastfeeding messages to local 12 / 13<br />
Scientist, Royal Liverpool & Broadgreen<br />
year olds, in local schools.<br />
University Hospitals NHS Trust<br />
“Excellent to deliver it in a way that is<br />
absorbed the best” - Steve Lake, Consultant<br />
<strong>Clinical</strong> Scientist, Royal Liverpool &<br />
Broadgreen University Hospitals NHS Trust<br />
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Dr. Arpan Guha<br />
Simon Carley<br />
Director, Cheshire & Merseyside Simula- Consultant in Emergency Medicine<br />
tion Centre<br />
<strong>Central</strong> Manchester University<br />
Aintree University Hospitals NHS Founda- Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust<br />
tion Trust<br />
End of Life & Organ Donation<br />
StEmlyns virtual classroom and hospital.<br />
Training Course<br />
An online learning system has been developed for<br />
An educational course has been developed that junior doctors in emergency medicine. The<br />
trains a multidisciplinary team of doctors, nurses learning system was developed after it was<br />
and other professionals to deliver evidence based<br />
end of life care, including appropriate<br />
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bad news, and discussing the gift of organ<br />
donation and hope in a tragic situation, that<br />
sometimes happens despite the team’s best<br />
efforts for patients. The training programme is<br />
used as a learning tool for all NHS staff who care<br />
for patients and their relatives during this<br />
difficult time, enhancing their ability to do so.<br />
“Innovative and unique approach” –<br />
Michael Linnell, Director of Communications,<br />
Lifeline Publications<br />
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teaching sessions. The online learning system<br />
encourages junior doctors in emergency<br />
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and case presentations. Prior to adopting our<br />
system we struggled to get more than 30% of<br />
trainees to teaching sessions. Now we engage our<br />
trainees with over 80% of the available learning<br />
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130 14%<br />
Number of entries increase in entries from 2008<br />
44 70.1%<br />
Number of different Of total North West NHS Trusts<br />
Trusts entries received submitted at least one<br />
from application<br />
materials.<br />
North<br />
West<br />
NHS<br />
Innovation<br />
Awards<br />
2009<br />
Distribution of Entries Across the Region<br />
1. Academic<br />
2. Administration<br />
3. Biomedical/<strong>Clinical</strong> Scientist<br />
4. CE/Director<br />
“St Emlyns Virtual Classroom and Hospital is<br />
a great use of technology to address the real<br />
issue for hard-pressed junior doctors” –<br />
Susan Webster, Programme Director, BT<br />
Dr John Cunniffe<br />
Consultant in <strong>Medical</strong> Microbiology<br />
Wirral University Teaching Hospital NHS<br />
Foundation Trust<br />
Mersey Primary Care R&D Consortium<br />
North Lancashire PCT<br />
Oldham PCT<br />
Salford PCT<br />
Stockport PCT<br />
Tameside and Glossop PCT<br />
Trafford PCT<br />
Warrington PCT<br />
Western Cheshire PCT<br />
AMBULANCE<br />
North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust<br />
Last years winners and runners up<br />
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15. Nurse<br />
16. Optometrist<br />
17. Other<br />
18. Paramedic<br />
5. <strong>Clinical</strong>/Research & Development/Standards Governance 19. Pharmaceutical Professions<br />
6. Community Worker<br />
20. Physician/Surgeon<br />
8. Dentist<br />
21. Physiotherapist<br />
9. Health Promotion Specialist<br />
22. Project Lead/Manager/Coordinator<br />
10. General Practitioner<br />
23. Psychologist<br />
11. Information Technologies<br />
24. Radiographer<br />
12. Learning and Development<br />
25. Risk Manager<br />
13. Marketing/Business Development<br />
23. Speech and Language Therapist<br />
14. Midwife<br />
20<br />
15<br />
10<br />
23 49.61%<br />
Number of different Of total applicants that hadn’t<br />
applicant backgrounds heard of TrusTECH prior to<br />
5<br />
entries received competition<br />
from<br />
0<br />
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25<br />
3 4 17<br />
North West NHS Innovation Awards<br />
10 11<br />
North West NHS Innovation Awards<br />
Service Innovations or<br />
Developments<br />
Ian Spencer<br />
Head of Orthotics Service<br />
Knowsley PCT<br />
Dr Craig Barclay<br />
Consultant in Restorative Dentistry<br />
<strong>Central</strong> Manchester University<br />
Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust<br />
BORRN Head and Neck Cancer Touchscreen Cone beam CT correction software for<br />
Database.<br />
adaptive radiotherapy.<br />
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������� ���� ��� ���� ������ ����������� apy to verify that the patient and their internal<br />
database is a touchscreen software programme anatomy are positioned correctly. However, arte�<br />
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in the images is inaccurate, such that they cannot<br />
touchscreen computer direct by the patient and be used to calculate the effect of any changes<br />
the data processed direct through SPSS. It is used observed on the radiation dose received by the<br />
by patients from diagnosis of their cancer through patient. A method has been developed to correct<br />
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life issues that can be managed as they progress so that they can be used to recalculate delivered<br />
through their patient journey. This patient tool dose to the patient. In addition the corrected im�<br />
allows for early identification of issues that often ages allow easier visual interpretation due to the<br />
patients do not highlight direct to doctors, nurses<br />
or carers.<br />
“Very appropriate format to get the right<br />
data – people will use it” – Mark Dauncey,<br />
Patent Attorney, Marks & Clerk LLP.<br />
Dr Craig Barclay<br />
Dr Iain Pretty<br />
Senior lecturer and Honorary SpR in<br />
Dental Public Health<br />
Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust<br />
3d Footwear imagining.<br />
Ian Spencer is currently using a 3 dimensional<br />
photo imaging system to measure patient’s feet<br />
for the correct fit of Orthopaedic footwear. This<br />
allows a perfect fit with little or no alterations<br />
Contents Contents<br />
Page Page 3 3 Competition Competition Statistics Statistics<br />
Page Page 6 6 Introduction<br />
Introduction<br />
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7<br />
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Judges<br />
Judges<br />
Page<br />
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8<br />
8<br />
Training<br />
Training<br />
or<br />
or<br />
Educational<br />
Educational<br />
Material<br />
Material<br />
Page<br />
Page<br />
10<br />
10<br />
Software<br />
Software<br />
or<br />
or<br />
Systems<br />
Systems<br />
Page<br />
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<strong>Medical</strong><br />
<strong>Medical</strong><br />
Devices,<br />
Devices,<br />
Equipment,<br />
Equipment,<br />
Diagnostics<br />
Diagnostics<br />
or<br />
or<br />
Therapeutics<br />
Therapeutics<br />
Page 14 Service Innovations or Developments<br />
Page 14 Service Innovations or Developments<br />
Page 16 TrusTECH Member Trusts<br />
Page 16 TrusTECH Member Trusts<br />
2<br />
2<br />
David Marsden<br />
Occupational Therapy<br />
Professional Lead<br />
NHS North West<br />
Tom Marchant<br />
Senior <strong>Clinical</strong> Scientist<br />
The Christie NHS Foundation Trust<br />
removal of overlying artefacts.<br />
“It’s got legs!” – Mike Gill, Project Director,<br />
Medilink North West<br />
“It’s the way forward!” - Susan Webster,<br />
Programme Director, BT<br />
CariesMap - Near infrared imaging device for HGF monitoring for graft rejection.<br />
the early detection of caries.<br />
Transplantation offers the only hope of survival in<br />
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of the tooth surface is used to produce a<br />
transplantation is poor, predominantly due to<br />
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instrument which images teeth in real time. This is peripheral blood which can predict an AR episode<br />
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between enamel and dentine decay without ������ �� ��������� ���������� � ������ ��<br />
being confounded by stain, informing the next ���������� ������� �� ������� ���������� ������<br />
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promote preventative and self care practice �� � ���� ���� ���� ���� ����� ������� ������� ��<br />
reducing the need for surgical intervention. life and financial burden of transplantation.<br />
“They have a good team behind them” – “There is a genuine need for it” – Mike<br />
Alan Segal, Chief Executive, Astek Group Plc Dauncey, Patent Attorney, Marks & Clerk LLP<br />
Fire and Mental Health Liaison Project.<br />
An Occupational Therapist has been employed<br />
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partnership project between Manchester Mental<br />
Number of Entries<br />
to Categories<br />
■�Service Innovations<br />
■ Software / Systems<br />
■�Training / Educational Materials<br />
■�<strong>Medical</strong> Devices<br />
Health and Social Care Trust (MMHSCT) and<br />
needed. The footwear is more patient acceptable ������� ���������� ���� ��� ������ �������<br />
and provides greater comfort and support than �������� �� �������� ��� ���� ��� ������ ������<br />
hand made shoes. The system uses CAD/CAM ������� ������ ������� ����������� � ������<br />
technology to obtain a perfect fit. Therefore centred response combining the expertise and<br />
repeatability is maintained, this is always a<br />
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problem with footwear. The footwear is ready ������� ����� ���� ��� ���� ����������� ���<br />
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now able to incorporate extra support so patients �������� �������� �� �������� � �������� ������������<br />
may no longer need to wear Callipers as previous. therapy assessment of the person, occupation and<br />
environment is carried out to analyse how these<br />
“It is quite simple, they have thought outside<br />
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of the box and there is real patient benefit<br />
here” – Ann Hoskins.<br />
“It could become a wider initiative, it could<br />
roll out nationally” – Stephen Cross, Stroke<br />
<strong>Services</strong> Manager, Tameside and Glossop PCT<br />
17%<br />
27%<br />
7%<br />
49%<br />
Last years winners and runners up<br />
Tamsin Crothers and Lynn John, Andy<br />
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Last years winners and runners up<br />
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Kalpna Panchmatia<br />
James Fildes<br />
Principal Research Scientist<br />
University Hospital Of South<br />
Manchester NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Programme Programme<br />
18:30 Registration Registration<br />
19:35 Welcome Welcome<br />
19:45<br />
19:45<br />
Dinner<br />
Dinner<br />
21:00<br />
21:00<br />
Awards<br />
Awards<br />
Ceremony<br />
Ceremony<br />
22:00<br />
22:00<br />
Poster<br />
Poster<br />
Exhibition<br />
Exhibition<br />
and<br />
and<br />
Networking<br />
Networking<br />
22:30<br />
22:30<br />
Close<br />
Close<br />
Breakdown of NHS<br />
Organisations<br />
■�Mental Health Trust<br />
■�Acute Trust<br />
■�Primary Care Trust<br />
■ Other NHS Organisation<br />
Software or Systems<br />
Kirsty Lyon<br />
Lee Knowles<br />
Health Development Specialist - Mental Chief Pharmacist<br />
Health<br />
Mersey Care NHS Trust<br />
East Lancashire PCT<br />
East Lancs Healthy Minds Website.<br />
Ward Based Automated Medication Systems.<br />
The website has been set up to aid the prevention The Pharmacy Team at Mersey Care NHS trust has<br />
of mental ill health and promote positive mental ���� ������� ���� �������� ������� �� �������<br />
wellbeing. The website consists of an interactive a new ward based automated storage system<br />
resource directory, downloadable self help<br />
for pharmaceuticals. The system and software<br />
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developments in the area. Relationships,<br />
patient specific approach. Medications are stored<br />
bereavement, alcohol, debt & depression were within a MEDI365 unit under patients specific ID<br />
identified as the main contributing factors to not by drug name. Each service user has their own<br />
suicide in the area; support around these issues profile which is managed by the pharmacy staff.<br />
is one of the main focuses of our website. The The pharmacy team believe this is a novel solution<br />
website is to appeal to Health Professionals for that has produced an electronic solution for<br />
���������� ����� ������� ��� �� ������� ��������� patients own storage/one stop dispensing<br />
to the residents of East Lancashire.<br />
approach to medicines management.<br />
“The amount of people affected by this is “It’s good in terms of novelty, patient care<br />
high” – Steve Lake, Consultant <strong>Clinical</strong> Scien- and focus” - Melanie Ogden,<br />
tist, Royal Liverpool & Broadgreen University Associate Director (Quality Assurance),<br />
Hospitals<br />
NHS North West<br />
NHS Trust<br />
<strong>Medical</strong> Devices, Equipment,<br />
Diagnostics or Therapeutics<br />
Professor Paul Brenchley<br />
Consultant Scientist<br />
<strong>Central</strong> Manchester University<br />
Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Renephra; a wearable renal replacement<br />
device.<br />
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treatment to address the medical need for better<br />
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technology has two component parts: a wearable<br />
transdermal hollow micro needle array to access<br />
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interstitial space); and a designer hydrogel<br />
cassette that specifically captures fluid and toxins<br />
present in the interstitial fluid. The technologies<br />
are combined into a device that is wearable and<br />
allows for slow, continuous fluid and toxin<br />
removal without the need to be physically<br />
attached to a dialysis machine.<br />
“A high quality, early stage innovation with<br />
a huge addressable market. In implementation<br />
this could make a big difference” –<br />
Susan Webster, Programme Director, BT<br />
Dr Tom Blanchard FRCP PhD DTM&H Consultant<br />
in Infectious Diseases/Honorary<br />
Senior Lecturer<br />
The Pennine Acute Hospitals<br />
NHS Trust<br />
Novel safe recombinant poxvirus vaccines.<br />
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major infectious diseases such as HIV, tuberculosis,<br />
hepatitis and encephalitis. It employs regulated<br />
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poxviruses, and will be applied to deliver a safe<br />
attenuated HIV vaccine and a multipathogen<br />
vaccine for encephalitis and hepatitis. We are<br />
also planning to develop a dual tuberculosis/HIV<br />
vaccine.<br />
“Potentially huge globally” – Melanie Ogden,<br />
Associate Director (Quality Assurance),<br />
NHS North West<br />
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57%<br />
10%<br />
30%<br />
3%<br />
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Manchester Royal Eye Hospital<br />
• Provides an extensive range of services and facilities for adults<br />
and children including Emergency Eye Centre, Acute Referral Centre,<br />
Cataract Surgery, Ophthalmic Imaging, Ultrasound Unit, Laser Unit,<br />
Optometry, Orthoptics, Manchester Eye Bank (in relation<br />
to transplantation) and Ocular Prosthetics<br />
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Referral Centre (ARC).<br />
Manchester Royal Infirmary<br />
• Treats a wide range of acute and chronic conditions (heart disease,<br />
cancer, diabetes)<br />
• National expertise in angioplasty and by-pass surgery at Manchester<br />
Heart Centre<br />
• The Renal Transplant team has carried out the highest number of<br />
transplants in UK - 4,000 transplants since 1968.<br />
Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital<br />
• 371 beds in a new purpose-built hospital<br />
• 135,000 patient visits a year for a wide range of conditions<br />
• National reputation for expertise in burns, oncology, genetics,<br />
haematology, orthopaedics<br />
• New six-bed Paediatric <strong>Clinical</strong> Research Facility opened in<br />
November 2009.<br />
St Mary’s<br />
• The Obstetric Directorate provides women living in Manchester, the North<br />
West and beyond with primary, secondary and tertiary obstetric services<br />
• 5170 babies are born each year at St Mary’s<br />
• Expertise in genetic medicine, maternal and fetal health, gynaecology<br />
• St Mary’s obstetricians, midwives and scientists involved<br />
in a multiplicity of studies<br />
• Regional neonatal intensive care specialist unit.<br />
University Dental Hospital of Manchester<br />
• The largest Dental service in the North West with 300 members of staff<br />
• Last year the hospital saw 22,384 new outpatients, conducted 45,000<br />
follow-up outpatients visits and performed 4,652 elective procedures<br />
• Conducts high quality research specialising in: Oral and Maxillo-facial<br />
surgery, Restorative Dentistry, Paediatric Dentistry, Orthodontics, Cleft<br />
Lip and Palate, Emergency Dentistry and Oral Medicine.<br />
The NIHR Manchester BRC State of the Art Facilities Established Partnerships<br />
Established on 1 April 2008, The National Institute for Health Research<br />
(NIHR) Manchester Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) is a highly<br />
successful partnership between <strong>Central</strong> Manchester University<br />
Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (CMFT) and The University of<br />
Manchester. The BRC is one of 12 prestige centres of medical<br />
research excellence across the UK funded by the NIHR and is<br />
designated by the NIHR as a Centre of Excellence in Genetics<br />
and Developmental Medicine. The BRC is located on the <strong>Central</strong><br />
Manchester Hospital site, within Corridor Manchester, which is<br />
the location for Europe’s most comprehensive <strong>Clinical</strong> Academic<br />
Campus. It comprises five NHS hospitals and two universities, which<br />
over the last 10 years have been the building blocks of Manchester’s<br />
research and innovation capability. The Manchester BRC has a key role<br />
to translate research ideas into new therapeutics and diagnostics to<br />
improve the delivery of healthcare to patients.<br />
Working with the Manchester BRC gives companies access to:<br />
• A comprehensive, one-stop clinical trials facility including one of<br />
only four UK facilities for paediatric trials<br />
• Europe’s largest single-site biomedical campus serving more than<br />
1 million patients a year in five specialist hospital settings<br />
• The expertise of world class academics and clinicians<br />
• NIHR accreditation and funding<br />
• A key partner in many NW research and biotech/pharma<br />
networks.<br />
We work closely with companies and our partner organisations<br />
in the biotech and pharma sector and we are actively seeking<br />
new partnerships and collaborations with pharmaceutical,<br />
biotechnology and healthcare companies.<br />
To arrange a visit or discuss your collaborative and research needs<br />
please contact Dr Penny Johnson, BRC Industry Liaison Manager<br />
Manchester Biomedical Research Centre<br />
<strong>Central</strong> Manchester University Hospitals<br />
NHS Foundation Trust<br />
Manchester Royal Infirmary<br />
Off Grafton Street<br />
Manchester M13 9WL<br />
Tel: +44 (0)161 901 2679<br />
Mob: +44 (0)781 413 8390<br />
Fax: +44 (0)161 901 2672<br />
Email: penny.johnson@cmft.nhs.uk<br />
Website: www.cmft.nhs.uk/brc<br />
We are particularly grateful to the North West Regional Development<br />
Agency (NWDA) for funding support which has enabled us rapidly to<br />
accelerate our research programmes. This has included recruiting new<br />
professional level Clinician Scientists and the establishment of high<br />
quality technology capabilities to push forward the translation of<br />
research ideas into new therapeutics, diagnostics and devices.<br />
Fundamental to the success of the Manchester BRC is our<br />
commitment to providing access to high quality core facilities and<br />
support services to all our clinical researchers (funded through<br />
NIHR and the NWDA), including:<br />
• Research day-case operating theatre (opening Autumn 2009)<br />
• Diagnostic equipment – scanning, chip analysers, radiology,<br />
haematology and biochemistry<br />
• Tissue Biobank (opening Winter 2009)<br />
• State of the art genomics, proteomics and metabolomics facilities<br />
(opening early 2010)<br />
• Pharmacy services – receipt and storage, preparation and<br />
dispensing of medicines including proposed GMP facility<br />
• Paediatric and adult <strong>Clinical</strong> Research Facilities.<br />
World class researchers: The BRC brings together the skills of<br />
clinician-scientists, scientists, doctors, nurses, midwives and allied<br />
health professionals based across Europe’s largest single site clinical<br />
academic campus. Manchester already has a well-established research<br />
infrastructure, and the BRC will invest more than £50 million over four<br />
years in new staff, facilities and equipment.<br />
Manchester Biomedical Research Centre<br />
Established partnerships: The BRC has established partnerships<br />
and collaborations with many organisations across the research and<br />
translational medicine spectrum:<br />
<strong>Clinical</strong> Trials:<br />
The University of Manchester, the city’s major<br />
NHS Teaching and the US-based Centre<br />
ICON Development Solutions one of<br />
the UK’s largest dedicated Phase 1 <strong>Clinical</strong><br />
Research organisations, is relocating to new<br />
for Integration of Medicine and Technology<br />
(CIMIT<br />
facilities at the CMFT site.<br />
Wyeth has designated CMFT as one<br />
of the company’s preferred clinical trials<br />
investigation sites<br />
® )<br />
MAHSC is a partnership between six NHS<br />
organisations in Greater Manchester and<br />
The University of Manchester, established<br />
to underpin the development of Greater<br />
Manchester as a world leader in health research.<br />
Medicines for Children Research Network<br />
& Comprehensive Local Research<br />
Network help NHS organisations in the<br />
region to conduct randomised controlled<br />
trials and other studies into medicines for<br />
children and adults.<br />
Wellcome Trust <strong>Clinical</strong> Research<br />
Facility provides state-of-the-art facilities for<br />
investigators undertaking high-quality clinical<br />
research. Its facilities include inpatient and<br />
outpatient areas; laboratories; imaging and<br />
technical support.<br />
Innovation Partners:<br />
Putting research at the<br />
heart of healthcare<br />
Our aim is to translate developments<br />
in biomedical research, moving research<br />
ideas from the laboratory through clinical<br />
trials into the Trust’s five hospitals, where<br />
they can benefit patients from Greater<br />
Manchester and beyond.<br />
Nowgen, A Centre for Genetics in<br />
Healthcare provides a service to the public,<br />
healthcare professionals, industry to ensure that<br />
the latest information is made widely<br />
MIMIT a new centre to encourage interdisciplinary<br />
working between experts<br />
in medicine, science and engineering in<br />
Manchester and is a collaboration between<br />
ACTNoW online database is a web-based<br />
tool which aims to link the NHS, industry and<br />
patients and ultimately increase the number<br />
of clinical trials hosted across the North<br />
of England.<br />
Medilink North West a membership-based,<br />
not-for-profit professional association that<br />
services medical and health technology<br />
companies, hospitals and universities within<br />
the North West.<br />
NHS Technology Adoption Centre Based<br />
in Manchester, NTAC works with a range NHS<br />
partners to overcome barriers to technology<br />
adoption to deliver benefits to patients.<br />
TrusTECH: The North West NHS<br />
Innovation Hub works with NHS staff to<br />
identify and protect innovative technologies,<br />
ideas and services that could be commercialised<br />
or shared to improve patient care. TrusTECH<br />
also facilitates collaborations between<br />
commercial organisations and the NHS.<br />
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Guidelines for Poster Production<br />
Making yourself aware of these guidelines will help your poster project run more efficiently.<br />
1. NOTICE & DEADLINES: We require five working days notice before<br />
your deadline. Although a faster service may be available please<br />
ask your designer upon enquiry.<br />
2. BOOKING IN A JOB: You will need to book your job in with us by<br />
either filling out a job sheet or through e-mail. You can download<br />
a digital jobsheet from our intranet page but your projects must<br />
be payment authorised before any work is undertaken by us.<br />
3. FOR BILLING WE NEED:<br />
a) Name of person responsible for your financing.<br />
b) Your full departmental billing address.<br />
c) Your payment details in one of the following forms:<br />
i. A valid Hospital Charge Code/ Charitable Funds Expenditure<br />
Form or a University Order.<br />
ii. Cash or Cheque. If you choose to pay by cash it must be exact<br />
change as we do carry coinage. Cheques made payable to<br />
‘<strong>Central</strong> Manchester University Hospitals NHS<br />
Foundation Trust’.<br />
We will then issue you with a receipt which you can use if you are<br />
claiming back your expenses.<br />
4. POSTER SIZES: You will need the dimensions of your poster and to<br />
know the orientation; landscape or portrait.<br />
5. POSTER MATERIAL: If we are DESIGNING your poster it will help<br />
us if your (photographs, text, figures, graphs, tables, charts etc.)<br />
are in digital form. The most common digital files we accept are<br />
Microsoft Powerpoint, Word, Excel and Publisher files. We accept<br />
the following file formats, JPEG, TIF, EPS, PDF, PS, IND, AI, PPT,<br />
PSD, PNG, GIF, PICT. This material can be sent to us over email,<br />
or given on CD, DVD, or secure Pen Drive etc.<br />
6. PHOTOGRAPHY: If you require images to be taken by our team<br />
please contact 64139 for a photographer.<br />
If you have any questions please contact us on 0161 276 4139 or email medical.illustration@cmft.nhs.uk<br />
Last reviewed: October 2011<br />
WARNING: Please make sure that all patient information including<br />
photographs and text adhere to the Trusts’ Data Protection Policy, IM&T<br />
policy, Caldicott Guardian and Copyright Act.<br />
NOTE: You must use secure CMFT to CMFT email or use NHS.net for<br />
sending any confidential or sensitive material containing patient details.<br />
(If you are using a pen drive please make sure its encrypted and provided<br />
by the trust.)<br />
7. PRINTING ONLY: If your poster just needs printing from file then this<br />
can USUALLY be done in one to two days.<br />
8a. OUR DESIGN PROCESS: When have designed your initial poster<br />
before printing, we will send you a digital PDF version for you to<br />
check over e-mail. This stage is known as ‘Proof 1’.<br />
8b. If there are any changes that need to be done you can either email<br />
them to us or arrange a meeting with your designer to go over them.<br />
8c. Once we have done your changes we will send you a second version<br />
‘Proof 2’. This process may repeat through further proofing stages<br />
until you submit it for printing.<br />
8d. NO POSTER will be printed until it is authorised either by email or a<br />
signature. No more changes can be made after this stage so please<br />
all of your editing prior to authorisation.<br />
8e. We will contact you before your deadline so you can pick up your<br />
poster. Your jobsheet must be signed off and complete with a<br />
‘hospital charge code’ and full billing details. Please be AWARE that<br />
if your details are incomplete then you will be unable to collect your<br />
poster.<br />
9. LAMINATING & CLOTH POSTERS: Posters that need laminating or<br />
printing on cloth may require an extra day on the turn around time<br />
before you can pick it up, as this is not done on site.<br />
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On behalf of the Board of Directors, may<br />
I thank you most sincerely for the time<br />
and effort you put into participating in the<br />
Young Peoples’ Health Event... You played<br />
an important part in making the event an<br />
extremely successful occasion. This is the first<br />
time since becoming a Foundation Trust that<br />
we have held a membership event such as this.<br />
Peter W. Mount, CMFT Chairman.<br />
We needed a team photo of the Cystic Fibrosis<br />
team... We booked a photographer who<br />
was extremely patient... He was particularly<br />
helpful and accomodating in taking individual<br />
pictures... I was so impressed with his friendly<br />
efficiency that I picked up the telephone to<br />
thank him. It’s the first time I have used this<br />
service in the new hospital, but I have begun<br />
to spread the word, as I suspect many people<br />
are unaware of this excellent resource.<br />
Tim David, Professor, Honorar-Paediatric, RMCH.<br />
Thank you for the hard work done on my<br />
two posters. They were both successful and<br />
gorgeous...In fact, they were so successful<br />
that they will be displayed at the College of<br />
Emergency Medicine for a few days during the<br />
membership and fellowship diploma ceremony!<br />
Janos Peter Baombe, MD, MCEM.<br />
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Just wanted to say thanks so<br />
much for all your help with<br />
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won 3rd prize at the meeting<br />
(it was a national meeting<br />
with about 45 other posters)<br />
which was great!<br />
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Puneet Ranote, Specialist Registrar<br />
Anaesthetics, CMFT.<br />
The whole service from<br />
beginning to end has<br />
been excellent and I<br />
would be grateful if you<br />
could pass on my thanks.<br />
Clare Kirrane, Nurse Specialist.<br />
Many thanks again for the<br />
recent poster. We presented it<br />
in a meeting in San Fransisco<br />
and it was a huge success.<br />
Anju Goyal, Paediatric Surgeon.<br />
Just returned from<br />
conference, your videos were<br />
the highlight at the meeting.<br />
Copies were requested from<br />
various delegates.<br />
”<br />
Umakanth Panchagnula,<br />
Consultant Anaesthatist, MRI.<br />
We have great pleasure in letting you<br />
know that the Sarc poster won the<br />
innovative prize voted by attendee’s.<br />
Once again we would like to thank<br />
you for your hard work and patience.<br />
Susan Young, Counsellor, CMFT.<br />
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