Simon Carter is the creator of a unique software system called Predict BGL.

Simon has type 1 diabetes and his daughter was also diagnosed with the disease at a young age.

Frustrated by the primitive data collection methods and with his background in data analytics, Simon created a website so his daughters teachers could register her data in real time.

He added an insulin dose calculator, then a future blood sugar prediction system. Eventually he offered the system to other parents of children with type 1 diabetes. They all loved it.

This app now has over 7,000 users around the world.

Aif is the senior business development partner at an innovative health accelerator program in South Australia called GP Accelerator.

His background is both engineering and entrepreneurship.

Atif gives an overview of build up to the 2018 launch of GP Accelerator. He explains why GP's need to be at the centre of innovation, not 'Cinderella's at the technology ball'. And he gives several examples of Australian hospitals still using outdated technology.

This program offers a unique opportunity for health startups to work with Australian Doctors, understand their every day problems, and receive instant feedback on technology based solutions. Generous funding and access to an American University is being offered to startups that can provide high quality solutions for Australian GP's.

Applications to the program can be lodged here https://www.gpinnoventures.vc/

Physitrack is a platform that provides physiotherapists with on-line resources. These include:

- prescribing stunning, video-based exercise programs

- tracking patient outcomes in real-time

- educating patients including 3D anatomical animations

- having secure Telehealth video calls, incl. live exercise demos and secure messaging.

Marijn Kortekaas is a senior partner and General Manager of Asia Pacific region. He talks about the reason Physitrack was created, his business partners and the companies future plans using mobile technology.

Kunal Kalro is a serial startup founder, and co founder of Eugene Labs. He believes that healthcare should be both affordable and accessable. His company aims to offer pre pregnancy testing in 2018.

David is an Australian entrepreneur who has an extensive background in science, biology and health related businesses. He is CEO and founder of NIESM, a new company that combines wearable technology with quantitative data analysis. Trials will be starting soon in the UK to deliver an affordable, evidence-based and personalised epilepsy monitoring system. For more information please go to http://www.niesm.com/

At present, health information is only focused on individual patient records. But as the CTO of this startup points out, there is no point trying to manage sick people, if you don't have the hospital beds to put them in. JKM solutions are working on software that allows every care professional to see where hospital beds are available, in real time, from a simple web browser. For more information go to http://jkmcaresolutions.co.uk/bmf.htm