We were recently awarded reaccreditation from the prestigious Royal College of Nursing (RCN) for our user training programme for the geko™ device in venous thromboembolism (VTE) prevention. Reaccreditation for 2022 will allow more healthcare professionals to be trained on the use of geko™ in VTE...
Last week, our R&D Engineer Connor McWhirter was part of a panel for BBC Bitesize’s innovation initiative – a school tour designed to encourage and inspire students to consider innovative careers and jobs within the STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, mathematics) industries. Talking to more...
Our Head of Clinical Affairs, Kieron Day has worked in MedTech for 20 years leading clinical studies in MedTech companies. Kieron joined us in 2019 to head up the clinical trials for our leading brand, the geko™ device around the world. The benefits of broad...
Publications around the world have featured Sky Medical Technology articles written by our talented team and partners. Each piece showcases the importance of innovation in healthcare and the widespread interest in the geko™ device. Trade Arabia is a publication focusing on the latest business news, trends,...
A major hospital in Jordan’s second largest city has become the latest hospital in the region to adopt the geko™ device to treat and prevent lower limb post-operative and trauma-based oedema. The Al Hikma hospital in Zarqa, Jordan, will now use the device for pre-operative reduction...
Wednesday 13th October marks World Thrombosis Day 2021. With more than 2,000 partners in 100+ countries, this global movement raises awareness of venous thromboembolism (VTE) and educates people on prevention, treatment and the management of rising cases of this condition. What is VTE? Venous thromboembolism (VTE) is a...
This year marks the sixth annual International Life Sciences Awards. Hosted by Global Health & Pharma, the awards celebrate the talented companies within the ever-evolving Life Sciences industry that are developing innovation in medical technology, vaccinations, infection control, medicine, and more. As the world transitions to...
According to the World Health Organisation, the global average life expectancy has increased by more than six years between 2000 and 2019 while the population grew by more than one billion. This is placing increased pressure on healthcare systems around the world. Managing costs and maintaining...
Many medical treatment plans are designed to manage people’s illnesses, not necessarily cure them. However, this is expensive and challenging, both in terms of medical and clinical resources. Historically, there are many medical conditions which have been difficult to cure, from diabetes to high blood pressure...
With an increased proportion of the population living longer, the demand for medical care has increased exponentially. The NHS has been struggling to cope with demand since before the COVID-19 pandemic, facing shortages of patient beds, reduced staff working under immense pressure, and managing waiting...