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COVID-19 tracked Vaccine Transport solution

COVID-19 tracked Vaccine Transport solution
COVID-19 追踪疫苗运输解决方案
批准号:
86465
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金额:
$12.74万
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依托单位国家:
英国
项目类别:
Collaborative R&D
财政年份:
2020
资助国家:
英国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2020 至 --

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Working with district nurses and a major pharmaceutical distribution company, we have identified a significant need for improving temperature-controlled and monitored distribution for medicines, test samples, blood transfusions and vaccines.Most urgently, we have identified four COVID-19 specific issues that will impact the UK that must be addressed right now:* When vaccines become available, they will require temperature-controlled environments. The UK's infrastructure to distribute these vaccines in these volumes is stretched.* There is insufficient refrigeration capability at surgeries, pharmacies and hospitals to handle the anticipated volumes. Nor is there a central monitoring system.* District and community nurses currently have no temperature-controlled facilities for delivering vaccines. Unused vaccines are therefore destroyed at the end of each day, costing the NHS an estimated £4M annually and reducing the overall number of vaccines available.* Drive through vaccination sites are likely to be required. These will require refrigeration facilities where there is no guarantee of a reliable power supply.eVc PowerTech are creating a low cost medical supply distribution system comprising of hand-held refrigerated tote boxes that incorporate real time temperature monitoring, and a docking system that will power the totes and act as a communications hub when the totes are in a distribution centre, in a vehicle or at a pharmacy, GP surgery or hospital.Our vision is to create a system that can be used throughout the healthcare industry for the safe transportation and handling of temperature-controlled medicines.Additionally, we will be demonstrating our temperature-controlled solution in an electric delivery van, demonstrating that the efficiencies of the system have negligible impact on range.
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