Innovative biomedical engineering and computational science to improve the management of critical illness in resource-limited settings (360G-Wellcome-215010_Z_18_Z)

£2,526,611

The demand for the improved care of critically ill patients is increasing rapidly in Vietnam and other low and middle income countries in Asia and Africa. However, the rich-country model of resource hungry intensive care units, with high-cost monitoring and supportive equipment, and large numbers of highly specialised staff, is neither affordable nor sustainable for less wealthy countries. An alternative model for critical illness care is required in resource-limited settings, which promotes high-quality clinical care at lower cost and delivered with fewer specialist staff. Our vision is that new technology can provide low-cost solutions for monitoring critically ill patients, assist in their rehabilitation, and generate clinical decision support systems that will improve diagnosis and treatment and thus compensate for the lack of specialised staff. We hope that the long-term impact of the project will be the development and delivery of a new affordable, sustainable, and scalable model of critical illness care for resource-limited settings in Asia and Africa.

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Grant Details

Amount Awarded 2526611
Applicant Surname Thwaites
Approval Committee Science, Innovation and Translation Programme Advisory Group
Award Date 2019-09-30T00:00:00+00:00
Financial Year 2018/19
Grant Programme: Title Innovations Priority Project
Has the grant transferred? No
Internal ID 215010/Z/18/Z
Lead Applicant Prof Guy Edward Thwaites
Other Applicant(s) Prof Walter Karlen, Prof Linda Denehy, Dr Marc Modat, Prof Catherine Louise Thwaites, Dr Sophie Yacoub, Prof Reza S Razavi, Prof Nicholas P J Day, Prof Adrianus (Arjen) M Dondorp, Dr Vinh Chau Van Nguyen, Prof Pantelis Georgiou, Prof David A. Clifton
Planned Dates: End Date 2023-12-31T00:00:00+00:00
Planned Dates: Start Date 2019-09-01T00:00:00+00:00
Recipient Org: City Oxford
Recipient Org: Country United Kingdom
Region South East
Research conducted at multiple locations? No
Total amount including partnership funding 2526611