Leg Club are proud to be a LCIP Stakeholder Being able to understand the needs of the people we are here to help is vital to the service we provide. Exploring an individual’s perception of their problems, demonstrating a deeper understanding of their health status and recognising the impact on their lives of living with a leg wound, provides Leg Club Industry Partners (LCIP) with new and important information. Involving members (patients) as stakeholders ensures that their views, experiences and interests are central to LCIP relationship. The Leg Club members’ (patients’) views need to be heard within all levels of government if the NHS is to be responsive to their needs. Only they can understand the day-to-day realities of their condition and are best placed to decide what form of wound/compression management can help them to manage pain, remain independent and enjoy a better quality of life, enhancing the relevance of outcome measures in terms of the lived experience. The LCIP provides support both to the clinical team and members through company representatives visits. Being able to understand their needs and then discuss directly with the healthcare industry, helps to keep members’ views at the forefront of wound/compression development. We are proud to be a stakeholder of the LCIP, which, through regular engagement with clinicians, commissioners, public bodies and parliamentarians seeks to improve understanding of the views of Leg Club members, ensuring they are factored into NHS and policy decisions.

Intelligent Intermittent Auscultation A natural progression following decades of experience monitoring mother and child. Huntleigh are delighted to release our new Intelligent Intermittent Auscultation video featuring Professor Sir Arulkumuran. In this film Professor Sir Arulkumuran shares his thoughts about the benefits of graphical display Dopplers and how they can help improve the quality of maternity care around the world. Arguably the most influential & widely known name in the obstetric world today, Professor Sir Arulkumauran having been, amongst many other things, past president of FIGO, past president of the UK’s Royal College of Obstetrics & Gynaecology and the BMA.

Message from Mr Peter Cashin Managing Director at Huntleigh

Huntleigh presented the Queen's Award for Innovation HUNTLEIGH HEALTHCARE – A Member of the Arjo family It was another proud day for all staff at Huntleigh in Cardiff last week as we welcomed local dignitaries, customers and networking partners from across the UK to join us for our official Queen’s Award Presentation Ceremony. Her Majesty’s Lord Lieutenant of South Glamorgan, Morfudd Meredith who formally presented the award to Huntleigh said, “  I was delighted to recently present Huntleigh Healthcare Limited with The Queen’s Award for Enterprise in recognition of its new range of digital handheld Dopplers and its outstanding performance in the field of innovation. It was a privilege to be shown around its Cardiff premises by Peter Cashin the Managing Director and to learn more about the company’s exciting and pioneering work and in particular to meet some of the staff who must be very proud of their achievements. The excellent presentations from staff and clinicians provided a further fascinating insight into the company and its work and I was pleased to note that the company is in the process of developing other world class products also. The company has demonstrated true excellence in what it does, providing inspiration for others. I wish Huntleigh Healthcare Limited continued success and I hope that the Queen’s Award for Enterprise will help to provide the company with new opportunities”. Innovative features in the new products help clinicians to make quicker and more accurate assessments providing benefits to both user and patient. Peter Cashin Managing Director spoke of how good design can improve patient care and clinical effectiveness “features we have introduced such as the high resolution colour display represent a first for handheld Dopplers. This allows clinicians to clearly see vascular waveforms as well as hear digital audio sounds. In the Fetal Heart Rate (FHR) version the FHR data is displayed in high visibility large numbers and recorded digitally as a waveform for archiving and review ” In his speech Ken Poole Head of Economic Development at Cardiff Council congratulated Huntleigh on its achievements, applauding the fact that ‘’ Huntleigh has been creating high quality job opportunities in south Cardiff for 40 years and we certainly hope from a Cardiff Council perspective they will continue to provide new sustainable employment opportunities for our local communities . The company is also a great example of a manufacturing business in our Capital City which has survived and thrived in the competitive global export market through the high quality design and manufacture of innovative products in the healthcare space ‘’. The event was also an ideal opportunity to present the Tenovus Cancer Care charity with £7500 raised through various activities involving all the staff at the site over the last year in recognition of the charities 75th birthday. Pictured: Peter Cashin Managing Director receiving the Queens Award from Her Majesty’s Lord Lieutenant of South Glamorgan, Morfudd Meredith

Helping to protect new life by providing maternity services with the tools they need As global maternity services adjust to the challenges of COVID-19, Huntleigh Healthcare have seen an increase in the number of Sonicaid Team 3 monitors being used to help reduce the risk of cross-infection, allowing dedicated monitors to be with mums in each room. It’s #WithPeopleInMind that our dedicated and committed staff have worked tirelessly to meet this need. At a time when demand for our patient monitoring range is already at unprecedented levels, it’s also vitally important that we fulfil the requirements for clinicians and patients affected by the wider implications of the virus. Sarah Spencer, Deputy Head of Midwifery commented “I don’t think we could have had a faster response time than we did. 3pm please can I have 2 Sonicaids? 3.50pm in my hands. Thank you for the support in caring for our mums and unborn babies safely during these unprecedented times”. Ref: Huntleigh Facebook

Smartsigns Patient Monitors delivered to Mafraq hospital in Abu Dhabi for the fight against COVID-19 It may look like a scene from Star Wars, but our 40 x Smartsigns SC300 monitors are lined up and in battle formation ready to help clinicians in the fight against COVID-19. Supported locally by MEAD Medical it’s great to see yet another example of Huntleigh Healthcare products supporting those in need across the globe.

Supporting the national effort against Covid-19 Responding to unprecedented nationwide demand, a 40 strong shipment of Huntleigh SC300 Patient Monitors are heading to the Triage Unit in Newcastle. This has been made possible through the efforts of our amazing staff, working around the clock to ensure our products are readily available to those working at the front line.

Fast assistance response to Cyprus - Smartsigns Patient Monitors delivered to help those in need. Thanks to the tireless efforts of our production staff, and the commitment of our distributors, we’re turning urgent orders around at impressive speed. Following an initial enquiry from the Cypriot Ministry of Health for urgent, essential equipment, our distributor - the Costas Papaellinas Organisation (CPO) – contacted us and together we rose to the challenge. With the support of our manufacturing, customer care and dispatching teams in Cardiff, our SC1200 Patient Monitors and CV2 Central Monitoring System were produced, delivered and installed at the Nicosia General Hospital in Cyprus, in under a week. Congratulations to the CPO who carried out the installation of our first CV2 system in Cyprus.

Welsh made Patient Monitors support local clinicians in fight against COVID-19 Huntleigh Healthcare are extremely proud to have supplied 40 ICU Monitors for use in Ysbyty Calon y Ddraig (The Dragon's Heart Hospital), located at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff. Also Cardiff and Vale Trust recently received a number of our MP1 Pulse Oximeters for use with ventilators to help those most in need. Our efforts were greatly appreciated by Tony Powell, Head of Clinical Engineering, Cardiff & Vale UHB who said, “Thanks for support from our local supplier, at a time when a number of large suppliers have let us down, it is good to know who you can rely upon… Cardiff and Vale Health Board appreciate all the help given by Huntleigh”.