Medical innovations to facilitate life
CEIIMED
Center for research and innovation in medicine
We are a Spanish-Chilean company dedicated to Medical Research and Innovation.
Promoting them in the educational, technical, clinical and administrative aspects; in order to contribute to the modernization and improvement of the quality of medical care.
Mission
Promote and develop new technologies, equipment or information, both in hospital, and home healthcare networks.
Promote the searching for innovative methodology in medical education.
Promote the study of new and better management and administration measures.
Design
Robotics
3D printing
We create solutions...
Projects and products
ImageTubo
Medical device that facilitates endotracheal intubation through indirect vision.
No more training in Sniffing Position, can be easy and massively used by anesthesiologists, fellows, nurses, rescuers, improving quickly the success of intubation, preventing time loss and brain damage.
Low cost production fares, and wireless connection to an App, may allow massive use.
Find a Doctor App
Mobile application, generates on a map the location of doctors to allow a better management of the medical human ressources.
Project ideas, coming soon...
The green tech CO2 adsorber, the forestry robot, preoperative consultation App, and more...
Research and Innovation Unit
We help create the Unit attached to a public hospital in Santiago, Chile, in 2008. A lot of activities were coordinated: -Infrastructure to develop projects. -Patients for study. -Capital (initial of $ 50,000,000): grants were offered for studies at the Hospital, promotion was carried out among the staff to participate in the competitions.
Our Director
Medical Anesthesiologist, inventor, and business director practicing both in Chile and abroad, in public and private settings. She has also worked as Professor in different areas of Medicine, such as Anesthesiology, Pathophysiology, Pharmacology, etc., and has accumulated experience over the years perceiving the specific difficulties in these areas. After her stage in France, she wanted to replicate the research centers that work in the country annexed to hospitals and created the Research and Innovation Unit in Medicine at the DIPRECA Hospital in Santiago, Chile, launching a competitive fund for projects, and gathering rectors and deans of 12 faculties of Medicine to participate as evaluators. Then, it was created a private center for research and innovation in Medicine, Economics, and Education. She has created a variety of medical and green tech products, has presented at world specialty congresses (Anesthesia) in New York, France, Hong Kong, and Nigeria, also establishing worldwide networks to promote the new projects. The Diploma in Management of Innovation, at the Faculty of Economics and Businesses of the University of Chile, has given her tools to commercialize these innovative medical products, obtained public funds, and patent them.
