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Technologies of the future – Health of tomorrow
Diane Côté CEO of MEDTEQ
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Medical Technology - Canada
Medical device+ market: $6.7 billion (2% of the global market) in 2014 Manufacturing: Lowest business cost structure and tax burden among the G7 13.1% savings compared to US (KPMG) Canada also ranks 3rd in the world for the number of sites for active clinical trials of medical devices . 1,700+ medtech companies Main locations: Ontario (52%), Quebec (37%) and British Columbia (8%) (2011)
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Québec-Ontario Corridor
The largest medical devices producer in Canada - with annual sales over $2 billion. Ontario producers export approximately 90% of products made. Quebec Annual medtech purchasing: 1,8 B $ 75% of Quebec jobs in health technologies are located in Greater Montreal. Approximately 240 complementary service providers, including industrial design, plastics, electronics, textiles, metals and public research organizations, are also present in the region Quebec-Ontario Life Sciences corridor The second largest in North America in terms of number of life sciences companies and brings a critical mass of: More than 1,100 companies qualified people 490 undergraduate and graduate programs in biological and biomedicine sciences Produces the majority of Canadian sales and exports in life sciences Access to the majority of Canadian venture capital.
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Medical Technology expertise - Canada
Vancouver Image Analysis Halifax Brain Edmonton & Calgary Micro- and Nanotechnology Québec city: Sustainable Health Laval: Optics Montréal: AI (Deep Learning), Brain, medtech) Boucherville: Diagnostics, nanos Winnipeg Imaging Toronto: Brain, Cancer Ottawa: Cardiology Waterloo: Big Data London: Imaging
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Big data – The Institute for data valorization
Scope: Machine learning and operational research (25% in the Health sector) Expertise: More than 1,000 scientists (professors, professionals and students) with complementary areas of expertise #1 for publications worldwide Recognized as “Deep Learning Ground Zero” Major industrial partners: Applications of AI in precision medicine: Drug development Cardiovascular disease risk stratification and risk management Medical and molecular imaging Patient empowerment and partnership Artifical Intelligence Machine Learning Deep Learning Funding: 93 M$ (public) Lead: University of Montreal
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Medical Technologies –The TransMedTech Institute
Targeted diseases: Musculoskeletal diseases Cardiovascular diseases Cancers Strategic Technologies: Biosensors & micro medical devices Prognostics of progressive pathologies Imaging, laser therapies, biophotonic probes Nanotechnologies, robotics, theranostics Multimodal Imaging, interventional systems Minimally invasive devices Rehab technologies Funding: 35 M$ (public) Lead: Polytechnique Montreal
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Neurosciences – Healthy Brains for Healthy Lives
Scope : Population neuroscience and brain health Models of neurodegenerative diseases Cognitive neuroscience of brain plasticity Neuroinformatics and modelling Shantou Shenzen CBRAIN-mediated CCC Network China internal China-Canada-Cuba International Partners Funding: 84 M$ (public) Lead: McGill
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Brain Diseases – BrainsCAN: Brain Health for Life
Scope : Parkinson Alzheimer Traumatic brain injury Schizophrenia Goal : Deliver evidence-based assessments and interventions for the diagnosis and treatment of disorders of the brain Funding: 66 M$ (public) Lead: Western University
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Sustainable health - Photonics – Sentinel North
Scope : Develop innovative tools in optics- photonics and improve our understanding of the northern environment and its impact on human beings and their health. Microbiomes: sentinels of the northern environment and human health Light-matter and light-organism interactions to develop intervention methods (mood control through light) or approaches and systems to detect northern sentinels (remote sensing, biomarker diagnosis/detection). Funding: 98 M$ (public) Lead: Laval University
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Pediatric Rehabilitation
Crossroads of open innovation Interdisciplinary teams: Specialized and subspecialized care Education Research and Development Technology Assessment Clinical-technological platforms Science of movement Applied Robotics Laboratories in Rehabilitation: Lokomat for the rehabilitation of the lower limbs Rehabilitation of the upper limbs Wheelchair Skills Learning Specialized laboratories Virtual Simulation & Living Lab Intelligent materials and FabLab Regenerative Medicine and Cell Therapy Lead: Sainte-Justine University Teaching Hospital
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Canadian Innovation Catalysts
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Quebec Consortium for Industrial Research and Innovation in Medical Technology
MEDTEQ is the Quebec Consortium for Industrial Research and Innovation in Medical Technology. Its mission is to accelerate the development of innovative technological solutions to improve patients’ health and quality of life. MEDTEQ supports their validation and integration in the healthcare system and their impact, both locally and globally, by bringing together the complementary skills of industrial and academic partners with those of healthcare providers.
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MEDTEQ – A growing medical technology community
+ 100 members 13 Large companies 56 SMEs 11 Universities 7 College Technical Research Centers 6 Teaching Hospitals 4 Specialized Research Institutes 10 Partners Including : on MEDTEQ’s Board of Directors
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MEDTEQ - Industrial Members
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MEDTEQ - Universities, Research Centers, Institutes, Teaching Hospitals and Partners
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MEDTEQ - Innovation Funding Program
Collaborative Research bringing together industry, academic researchers, clinicians, professors, students and more New Innovative health technology and processes Up to 80% of the Research Project’s budget publicly financed From pre-competitive research to market Industry contributions can benefit from leverage of up to 1:7.5
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MEDTEQ – Innovation Focus Areas
STRATEGIC AXES Human performance Imaging and Simulation Personalized health Connected health Big data ITC Telehealth Visualization Surgical applications Medical training Prevention Sports medicine Rehabilitation Diagnosis Custom solution Neuroscience Cardiology Orthopeadics Enabling technologies Textiles BioMEMS Biomaterials Plastics/Polymers Nanotechnology
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MEDTEQ – Technologies of the Future,
Health of tomorrow
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China – Canada Innovation for Health
MEDTEQ – Technologies of the Future, Health of tomorrow China – Canada Innovation for Health
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