Navi Medical Technologies

🌟 We Won! 🌟 Last night was an unforgettable milestone for the Navi team as our CTO, Mubin Yousuf, proudly accepted the Victorian Premier's Design Award - "Best Product Design" for our Neonav® ECG Tip Location System! This recognition celebrates not only the innovation and dedication behind the Neonav®, but also its potential to set a new standard of care for critically ill newborns and children. A huge thank you to the Victoria Premier Design Awards and Creative Victoria for this incredible honour. We also want to acknowledge our brilliant engineering team—Mubin Yousuf, Shing Yue Sheung, and Shehan Wisidagama—as well as our design partners—Blake Fuller, Rod Wiebenga, and the D+I Part of Capgemini team. Awards like this inspire us to continue the hard work to develop technologies that help children everywhere achieve brighter, healthier futures. *The Neonav® is pending 510(k) clearance and is currently not available for sale within the United States Victorian Government #VictorianPremiersDesignAwards #NaviMedicalTechnologies #Innovation #medicaldevices #Neonav #NICU #PICU #CVAD

🏆 We’re thrilled to announce that our Neonav® ECG Tip Location System has has been selected as a finalist for the 2024 Victorian Premier's Design Awards! The Victorian Premier's Design Awards highlight how great design can solve complex problems and enhance quality of life. It’s an incredible honour to be recognised alongside some of Victoria's most innovative designs helping to shape a better future. A special shout out to Blake Fuller, Shing Yue Sheung, Mubin Yousuf and Shehan Wisidagama for creating an amazing product that will help children everywhere live brighter, healthier futures. We’re also grateful to the Victorian Government and Creative Victoria for this recognition, and to our design partners D+I Part of Capgemini. Stay tuned for the official awards ceremony on 19th November 2024, where winners will be announced. Congratulations to the inspiring finalists making a difference in Victoria and beyond! 🎉 *The Neonav® is pending 510(k) clearance and is currently not available for sale within the United States #VictorianPremiersDesignAwards #Innovation #DesignForGood #HealthcareInnovation #VictorianDesign #medicaldevices #NICU #PICU #medtech

What an incredible week! 🚀 The Navi team just returned from a jam-packed, week-long tour across the U.S., where we exhibited our technology at a leading conference, met with manufacturing partners, and engaged with clinical teams about upcoming studies. ✅ We kicked off with a hugely successful showcase at the Association for Vascular Access conference in Denver, where we proudly demonstrated the Neonav® ECG Tip Location System to a global audience of vascular access professionals. The response was phenomenal – from NICU nurses and vascular access team leaders to neonatologists and major device manufacturers, we were blown away by the enthusiasm and interest in our technology. ✅ After AVA, we connected with our manufacturing partners to discuss plans for pilot and scale manufacturing, moving us closer to bringing this technology to market. ✅ We also visited top hospitals to advance discussions on upcoming clinical studies, continuing our commitment to solving critical challenges in neonatal and pediatric vascular access. We're continually inspired by the passion and dedication of the healthcare professionals and industry experts we meet. Together, we’re pushing the boundaries to make a lasting impact on the most vulnerable patients. A big thank you to everyone who visited our booth and shared their thoughts. If you missed us at #AVA2024 or want to learn more, feel free to reach out at info@navitechnologies.com – let's work together to elevate the standard of care for critically ill newborns. 🌍👶 *The Neonav® is pending 510(k) clearance and is currently not available for sale within the United States #AVA2024 #medicaldevices #NICU #PICU #neonatalnurse #nurse #pediatrics #innovation

Great to see Associate Professor Christiane Theda raising awareness about the critical need for catheter surveillance and migration detection in newborns at this years #AVA2024 conference. It was encouraging to see how strongly this topic resonated with the crowd, sparking engaging discussions that continues throughout the conference. The presentation discussed a recent study conducted at The Royal Women's Hospital, which highlights the importance of improving catheter management to enhance safety and outcomes for critically ill neonates. At Navi Medical Technologies, we're committed to developing solutions that will enable clinicians to detect catheter migration in real-time, ensuring safer central venous access for these vulnerable patients. This important work underscores the necessity of innovation in pediatric care, and we’re excited to be part of this movement to improve outcomes for newborns worldwide. #NeonatalCare #AVA24 #nicu #picu #nicunurse #medicaldevices

We're thrilled to be exhibiting at this years AVA (Association for Vascular Access) conference in Denver, Colorado! If you're a neonatal or pediatric vascular access professional and want to learn more about how we are aiming to improve the standard of care for CVAD placement and surveillance, please come and visit us at our Booth #713 #AVASM24 #pediatrics #neonatal #nicu #nurses #medicaldevices #picu #medtech

On this day 8 years ago, this photo was taken to capture the moment Navi was founded as a company. As we set out on our mission back in 2017 to raise the standard of care for critically-ill newborns and children, we couldn’t imagine that we would have grown into the company we are today. A BIG thank you to everyone who has supported us and been a part of our incredible journey to date … a journey that is only just beginnng! Happy birthday to the founding Navi team! (Christiane Theda is missing from this photo but was certainly with us every step of the way!) #dreamteam #medicaldevices #pediatrics #innovation #madeinmelbourne

We are thrilled to announce that Navi has been awarded a $50,000 MedTech Market Growth Program Grant from LaunchVic and the Department of Jobs, Skills, Industry and Regions! This grant will go towards key activities that will help bring our Neonav® ECG Tip Location System into NICUs and children's hospitals around the world, ensuring that critically-ill newborns and children receive the best possible care. A huge thank you again to LaunchVic and the Department of Jobs, Skills, Industry and Regions for their ongoing support. We are one step closer to making a global impact and improving the standard of care for our youngest and most vulnerable patients. Stay tuned for some exciting new updates! For more information, visit: https://lnkd.in/gYae2gUY #medicaldevices #innovation #nicu #picu #MedTech #HealthcareInnovation #NeonatalCare #PediatricCare #GrantAward #NaviMedicalTechnologies

Thank you Breakthrough Victoria for sharing our story! We are grateful for the ongoing support in helping us make an impact in the lives of critically-ill children globally

🔥 Hot off the press! New large Australian study identifies 'urgent need to improve practice' in newborn central venous catheter procedures.   Umbilical catheters play a crucial role in the care of critially ill newborns, but are associated with significant risks. A newly published study conducted in an Australian level-VI NICU sheds light on the high incidence and risk factors associated with Adverse Events linked to umbilical venous catheters (UVCs) and umbilical arterial catheters (UACs). 🔍 Key Findings: 1. High Incidence Of Adverse Events: The study found that a staggering 71% of UVCs and 43.8% of UACs were associated with Adverse Events, ranging from catheter repositioning through to serious patient safety issues. 2. High Incidences Of Malposition: 60.1% of UVCs and 32.6% of UACs were identified as not being properly placed or positioned (malposition). 3. Increased Risk Factors: Longer dwell times, particularly ≥7 days, were significantly associated with increased risk of UAC failure and UVC migration (movement to suboptimal location). 💡 Implications: The high incidences of Adverse Events underscore the importance of taking proactive measures to mitigate risks associated with umbilical catheters, including adopting regular monitoring practices. Changes in clinical practice informed by these insights are crucial to enhancing patient safety and reducing complications in NICU settings. 🌟 Takeaway: Doctors and nurses are 'doing the best they can with what they've got', but there is a strong need for new technologies to improve these lifesaving procedures for newborns in intensive care, and mitigate incidence and risk factors for Adverse Events associated with umbilical catheters. The use of emerging novel non-invasive technologies, such as the Neonav® ECG Tip Location System, will enable clinicians to achieve improved catheter insertion positioning and surveillance, ultimately leading to reduce instances of Adverse Events and improved patient outcomes. A big thank you to authors of this insightful paper Kimberley Gibson, BN, MN, Amber Smith, BN, MN, Rebecca sharp, BN, PhD, Amanda Ullman, BN, PhD, Scott Morris, MBBS, PhD, FRACP and Adrian Esterman, BSc (Hons), PhD, FACE   Research like this provides our whole team with the data and motivation to change the standard of care for millions of kids around the world. Read the full paper -> https://lnkd.in/gwWHSS-D #nicu #nicunurse #pediatrics #neonatology #innovation #picu #medicaldevices #research

Exciting milestone unlocked as our Chief Operating Officer Shing Yue Sheung receives our first batch of packaged consumable products that will from part of the Neonav® system! These important packages are the result of countless hours of hard work, innovation and passion from the Navi team, and marks another big step towards helping children live brighter healthier futures! Stay tuned for more exciting updates to follow ... #innovation #pediatrics #nicu #ecg #medtech #medicaldevices