Surgeries help medtech companies take products to market

Published: 7-Dec-2016

South East Health Technologies Alliance runs two events aimed at fledgling medical technology firms

Medtech companies are being offered a helping hand with the launch of a series of business surgeries aimed at helping entrepreneurs take their products to market.

The South East Health Technologies Alliance (SEHTA) will hold the events on 6 and 13 February at City Hall in London.

They follow on from a successful pilot held in October.

The surgeries will advise on business strategy, business planning, and funding options and will provide an overview on the current marketplace.

A spokesman for Forte Medical, which attended the pilot surgery to help market its specimen collection systems, said: “This kind of help is rare and valuable and we were delighted to be part of, and to benefit from, the SEHTA initiative."

A spokesman for healthcare IT solutions company, Cura Systems, added: “We found the business surgery tremendously useful and would highly recommend it for an early-stage company like us.

The SEHTA mentors have a wealth of industry experience and connections, which we were lucky get exposure to."

For more information, visit the SEHTA website.

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