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Date
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Time
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Session
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Title
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Speaker
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Monday
27 March
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09:00-09:10
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Welcome to the Conference
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Prof Lionel Tarassenko
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09:10-09:30
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1
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Why this conference is important
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Dr Ken Fleming
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09:30-10:00
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2:
The opportunities and challenges of engineering and implementing point of care tests in LMICs
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Going viral: Harnessing data science, diagnostics and nanomaterials for early detection of infectious diseases in LMICs.
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Prof Rachel McKendry
(Session C0-Chair)
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10:00-10:30
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Acceptability and feasibility of implementing digitally connected tests in rural South Africa, insights from formative work.
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Prof Maryam Shahmanesh
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10:30-11:00
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Feasibility, acceptability and impact of HIV and COVID-19 self-testing: lessons learned from implementation research projects in Southern African countries
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Dr Euphemia Sibanda
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11:00-11:30
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Break
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11:30-12:00
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New frontiers in point-of-care diagnostics
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Prof Molly Stevens
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12:00-12:30
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Accelerating access to point of care tests in LMICs: Our experience exploring a new regulatory policy framework in Africa, Latin America and Asia.
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Dr Noah Fongwen
(Session Co-Chair)
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12:30-13:00
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Panel - All Speakers
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13:00-13:45
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Lunch
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13:45-14:15
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3:
Apps and health informatics
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Co-designing and Co-owning Innovation - Pathways to Acceptance of New Diagnostic Technologies
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Dr Gari Clifford
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14:15-14:45
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Artificial Intelligence based Assessment oF health sYmptoms in TAnzania (AFYA Health Study): Its potential for Clinical Decision Support in Sub Saharan Africa
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Dr Nahya Salim
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14:45-15:15
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Product-driven innovation for the management of digital technology in global health
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Dr Melek Somai
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15:15-15:45
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Design and Implementation of Healthcare Diagnostics Systems for TB Control in Hard-to-Reach Communities
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Dr Alastair Van Heerden
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15:45-16:15
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Break
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16:15-16:45
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4:
Industrial Perspectives
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The SAMBA journey |
Dr Helen Lee
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16:45-17:15
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Engineering Point-of-care Diagnostics in LMICs; Opportunities and challenges
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Dr Laud Anthony Basing
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17:15-17:45
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Overview of the Nanapore portfolio in diagnostics + deep dive into the work on TB
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Prof Justin O'Grady
& Dr Emma Stanton
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18:30-21:00
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Conference Dinner at the Oxford Museum of Natural History
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Dr Gordon Sanghera
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Tuesday
28 March
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09:00-09:30
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5 & 6:
Clinical Perspectives
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Overview of the Session
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Prof Chrystalina Antoniades
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09:30-10:00
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Development of Highly Reliable Point of Care Diagnostics for Africa
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Dr Jesse Gitaka
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10:00-10:30
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Enhancing Patient Care through Pathology Lead Strategic Activation of Point-of-Care Testing
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Dr Daniel Maina
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10:30-11:00
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Malaria diagnostic resistance in routine case detection in a primary healthcare facility in Kenya
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Dr Isabella Oyier
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11:00-11:30
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Break
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11:30-12:00
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Using Self-Supervised Feature Learning to improve the use of Pulse Oximeter Signals to Predict Paediatric Hospitalization
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Mr Paul Mwaniki
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12:00-12:30
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Scaling Digital Transformation: The eyeSmart EMR experience at LVPEI
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Dr Vipin Das
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12:30-13:00
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Determining optimal ways to monitor and detect diabetes in low-resource settings: Locally-relevant evidence from Uganda
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Dr Anxious Niwaha
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13:00-13:45
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Lunch
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13:45-14:15
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AHOMKA: Advancing Hypertension Health Outcomes in LMICs with culturally-adapted Mobile Technology
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Dr Jacques Kpodonu
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14:15-14:45
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Scaling up of a primary care intervention for cardiovascular risk management in Indonesia
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Dr Praveen Devarsetty
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14:45-15:15
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Using low-cost digital technologies to deliver novel clinical solutions
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Prof Andrew Farmer
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15:15-15:45
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Break
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15:45-16:15
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7:
Challenges of scaling up resources in LMIC settings
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Sustainable POC Diagnostics Services for LMICs- Focus on Blind Spots
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Prof Tivani Mashamba-Thompson
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16:15-1645
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Social Entrepreneurship
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Mr Philip Wilson
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16:45-17:15
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Leveraging Electronic Medical Records for Diagnostics in LMICs
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Dr Stephen Senkomago Musoke
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17:15-17:45
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EHRs in LMICs
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Dr Hamish Fraser
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17:45-18:00
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8
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What have we learnt?
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Prof. Lionel Tarassenko
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