Careful Design: Pain Relief for Unmet Needs in Healthcare

Justin Magee

Careful Design: Pain Relief for Unmet Needs in Healthcare

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Abstract

Invited talk by NI Pain society, to identify innovations within Design for Health, relating to Pain. This talk documents three case studies. Firstly the origins of Magee's clinical research (p9-23) showing the benefit of his publications in the Journal of Anatomy (2012) and Journal of Spine (2015) to current applications in Machine Learning for 3D Medical Printing company axial3D (KTP Partner). The second case study outlines the co-creative research process and relevance of quantitative digital anatomy within the Pressure Ulcer Prevention Innovation (PUPI) (p24-31). Case study 3, documents the multi-component research involved in the development of the BowEasy device (p32-44), sharing some of the highlight findings through the innovation process towards commercial product, benefiting end users.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 12 Apr 2019
Event	NI Pain Society: Annual Scientific Meeting - Merchant Hotel, Belfast, Northern Ireland Duration: 12 Apr 2019 → …

Conference

Conference	NI Pain Society
Country/Territory	Northern Ireland
City	Belfast
Period	12/04/19 → …

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1 Invited talk

Invited Talk to Northern Ireland Pain Forum (Clinical Sector)
Justin Magee (Speaker)
12 Apr 2019
Activity: Talk or presentation › Invited talk

1 Design
1 Software
1 Patent

PUPI: Pressure Ulcer Prevention Innovation
Magee, J., Quinn, JP., Porter, M. & McSwiggan, R., 9 Oct 2020
Research output: Non-textual form › Design
axial3d Insight
Harpur, A., Haslam, N., McGrath, S., Fu Wu, S., Morales Cantana, E., Cooke, T., Donnelly, L., Magee, J. & Wilson, S., 18 Jun 2018
Research output: Non-textual form › Software

Open Access
File
Hand Support for a Bow
Porter, M., Magee, J., Doherty, L. & Wilson, IM., 24 May 2018, IPC No. G10D 3/16 (2006.01), World Intellectual Property Organisation, Patent No. WO 2018/091399 A1, 13 Nov 2017, Priority date 15 Nov 2016, Priority No. 1619317.9
Research output: Patent

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Careful Design: Pain Relief for Unmet Needs in Healthcare

Abstract

Conference

UN SDGs

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Activities

Invited Talk to Northern Ireland Pain Forum (Clinical Sector)

Research output

PUPI: Pressure Ulcer Prevention Innovation

axial3d Insight

Hand Support for a Bow

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