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Nov 14, 2022
1 min

InMed Real-life flights between Milton Keynes University Hospital and the Saxon Clinic

Let's hear as well from medical practitioners about their medical drone delivery user cases and the expected benefits. About Project INMED Project INMED is a collaborative research project funded by UK Research and Innovation through the industrial Strategy Challenge Fund. The project unites a complementary team of industrial and academic partners, as well as end-user hospital trust: DGP Intelsius Ltd, project lead Milton Keynes NHS Foundation Trust Hospital Cranfield Univers

Model CAA Ops Manual Chapter for Medical dangerous goods transport by drone

Anne-Lise Scaillierez

Nov 14, 2022
2 min

Model CAA Ops Manual Chapter for Medical dangerous goods transport by drone

Focus on UN 1851, UN3249 such as cytotoxic cancer treatments, and UN3373 such as blood samples. We expect that this model will help many pioneering hospitals and drone operators around the globe craft their own standard operating procedures and operations manual to carry medicines and blood products, and eventually improve access to care and patient health outcome. As part of project INMED, The Drone Office developed the adaptation of “Operations Manual Entries for a Convent

Pioneering Medical Drone project CAELUS wins Scottish Transport Award

Anne-Lise Scaillierez

Oct 7, 2022
2 min

Pioneering Medical Drone project CAELUS wins Scottish Transport Award

CAELUS was praised by Scottish Transport Award judges at the event where Minister for Transport Jenny Gilruth MSP and host Grant Stott welcomed 450 industry professionals to celebrate the people and organisations that make a real difference to transport across Scotland. CAELUS (Care & Equity – Healthcare Logistics UAS Scotland), which brings together 16 partners including NATS, AGS Airports, Skyports, NHS Scotland, The Drone Office, secured £10.1 million funding from the Futu

Project CAELUS: General Public Perception Survey on a drone-enabled healthcare logistics network.

Anne-Lise Scaillierez

Jan 16, 2022
2 min

Project CAELUS: General Public Perception Survey on a drone-enabled healthcare logistics network.

London, 17 January 2022 What do people think of a drone-enabled healthcare network in Scotland? What are the perceived benefits and concerns? As part of project CAELUS, The Drone Office conducted a public survey of 500 respondents living in Scotland, representing fairly the total population in terms of gender, age and geography, with a 95% confidence level and 5% margin of error. Watch the general public survey's introduction video: click here Discover the complete set of sur

AiResponse demonstration Medical drone delivery

Anne-Lise Scaillierez

Nov 18, 2021
3 min

AiResponse demonstration Medical drone delivery

Watch it live: AiResponse consortium team members came together at Cranfield University's airport to demonstrate capabilities developed in the project. To watch the video, click here To learn more about the Standard Operating Procedures developed by The Drone Office for compliance, end-user onboarding, and scalability, and get a copy of the documentation, click here For more information about AiResponse: click here About Project AiResponse AiResponse is one of 14 selected tea

Medical drone delivery SOPs for compliance, end-user onboarding, and scalability

Anne-Lise Scaillierez

Nov 1, 2021
4 min

Medical drone delivery SOPs for compliance, end-user onboarding, and scalability

The publication is available upon request here. The Drone Office completed its first set of “Standard Operating Procedures for inter medical sites delivery operations” as part of project AiResponse. SOPs are a well-known technique to achieve compliance, conformity, quality and repeatability. They act as a training tool as well for hospital teams. The SOPs do not require prior expert knowledge and can be picked up by any medical site’s team. They provide a structured framework

Onboard CAELUS, the Future Flight Consortium to develop Scotland Medical Drone Delivery Network

Anne-Lise Scaillierez

Jan 20, 2021
5 min

Onboard CAELUS, the Future Flight Consortium to develop Scotland Medical Drone Delivery Network

London, 20 January 2021 We are excited to be part of the CAELUS consortium that will develop and trial what will be the first national distribution network to use drones to transport essential medicines, blood, organs and other medical supplies throughout Scotland. The consortium is led by AGS Airports, which owns and manages Aberdeen, Glasgow and Southampton airports. It brings together 13 organisations including The Drone Office, the University of Strathclyde, and leading a