If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to bridge the gap between a MedTech start-up and real-world clinical practice, this is my blog of my month on the road visiting Southern, Midwestern and Eastern States.

This year’s MHSRS Conference was an incredibly successful four days of connection, learning, and forward momentum. For our team, it was not only a chance to share our work but to deepen partnerships with both US and UK military medical communities and to sharpen our narrative around clinically actionable, operation-ready research.

Earlier this month, our Head of Product had the opportunity to attend the Gathering of Eagles session at the First There First Care Conference in sunny Miami, followed by a week in Baltimore deepening our clinical relationships.

We are thrilled to announce the arrival of our new international intern, Lynnsey Hoos, who will be joining us for the next three months.

Here we speak to Dr Lax about all things trauma care, exploring his varied career; and touching on the difficulty of treating junctional haemorrhage.

ACT Medical’s Joseph and Nicky recently journeyed to attend this year’s Medica Trade Fair for medical technology and healthcare in Düsseldorf, Germany.

Nicky Johnson, our Clinical Lead, delivers her first blog since joining ACT Medical.

Understanding Prehospital Haemorrhage Control: The Importance of Rapid Intervention in Emergency Situations

The ACT Team completes the Cambridge Judge Business School Programme.

Nathan Wenban, our Head of Technology, delivers his first blog since joining ACT Medical.

Jodie has spent the last 2 months working as a User Research Intern at ACT, here she shares her experiences.

Recently, we had the privilege of being invited by one of our clinical advisors to build connections with end users in Baltimore, and the experience was nothing short of transformative.

Joseph Bentley and Emma Priestley, two members of the ACT team, were shortlisted for a combined total of four categories. After an incredibly well organised and inspiring event, ACT came away with two awards!

Last week marked an exciting milestone for ACT Medical as we relocated to a brand-new office space within the vibrant and eco-conscious Hope Street Yard.

Incidences of knife and gun crime have been on the rise in recent years. This blog post discusses some key statistics, as well as the factors contributing to the rise and what is being done to address this.

In England and Wales last year, there were over 45,000 knife crime offences. If you witness a knife attack, having the knowledge to stop the bleeding could allow you to save a life.

Pitching at this years Royal Academy of Engineering’s Winter Showcase gave us the opportunity to share our companies vision and network with a range of inspiring start-ups.

Attending the British Trauma Society workshop provided a range of learning opportunities for the team and it was excellent to be able to present the aims of ACT Medical to the audience.

We are pleased to welcome Pulkita to the ACT team for a 6 month externship. During this time she will be reviewing our corporate governance and assisting with our IP strategy.

We recently attended the Trauma Care Conference 2022 where we had the opportunity to connect with key opinion leaders and hear talks from a diverse range of inspirational healthcare professionals.