Antwerp, March 26, 2025 – Innolabel, a specialist in innovative solutions for measuring and controlling cold chains, is organizing the Medical Cold Chain Congress at the Universitair Ziekenhuis Antwerpen (UZA) on Tuesday, March 26.
During the conference, several prominent speakers from the healthcare sector will share their expertise and practical experience. They will highlight how Innolabel’s solutions are used to monitor temperature-sensitive products and environments safely and effectively.
A half-day full of knowledge and networking opportunities
The congress is aimed at hospitals, laboratories and residential care centers. In addition to inspiring presentations, there is a foyer where several companies will present their latest products and services for the healthcare sector.
The event concludes with a walking lunch during the final hour, a perfect opportunity to network with colleagues and industry experts.
Sign up and more information
Interested parties are cordially invited to attend the Medical Cold Chain Congress free of charge. Interested parties can register using the button below.
Practical:
● March 26, 2025
● 9:00 – 14:00
● Drie Eikenstraat 655, 2650 Edegem
● Free registration
● Lunch & coffee break included
Program:
1.Frank Van Gelder (Expert Medical Devices & Pharmaceutical Industry and Supply Chain)
Presentation: How new IoT devices will drive the future of healthcare delivery to patients.
2.Valerie Bastiaens (Hospital Pharmacist at UZA)
Presentation: “use case around the use of the InnoRT solution in pharmacy”
Luc Van Parys (Military Pharmaceutical Inspector, Belgian Defense)
Presentation: Covid-19 vaccines transport for multinational operations.
4.Anne-Mie Badts (Deputy Chief Laboratory Officer at Imelda Hospital)
Presentation: Use case around the use of Verigo in the Clinical Laboratory.
5.Ester Van den Bossche (Cold Chain Packaging Expert | Innovating Healthcare Logistics)
Presentation: Cold Chain Packaging & Monitoring Devices crucial impact on healthcare.
6.To be announced
Presentation: “Use case around the use of the Timestrip label on blood bags”
