Uwe Diegel
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Uwe Diegel (born 1 November 1965 in New Zealand), is a specialist in various forms of medical diagnostics such as blood pressure, temperature, asthma and diabetes. He is the holder of several patents relating to temperature and blood pressure measurement. Until the age of 26 he was a concert pianist. Following an accident that partially restricted movement in in right arm, he started a new career in medical diagnostics. He is currently CEO of HealthWorks and Lifeina.
Early life[edit]
Uwe Diegel was born in Dunedin, New Zealand. He subsequently moved to the USA, to Canada and to South Africa. He earned his Bachelor Degree in Music Performance from University of Cape Town in 1992.
A serial entrepreneur, he entered the world of medical diagnostics in 1992, quickly developing a particular interest in cardiovascular diagnostics. His intense scientific curiosity has led him not only to develop new technologies in this field, but also to interest himself to field of medical manufacturing, industrial design and problems faced by Chinese manufacturing concerns.
Professional history[edit]
- 1994 – 2002, CEO Microlife Africa.[1]
- 2002 – 2005, CEO Microlife France[1]
- 2006 – 2007, CTO Health&Life Taiwan[2]
- 2011 – 2016, CEO iHealthLabs Europe[3]
- 2009 – Present, CEO HealthWorks Global[4]
- 2017 - Present, CEO Lifeina[5]
Uwe lives in Paris, France, where he runs HealthWorks Global and does fundamental research in blood pressure diagnostics. He is today considered to be a foremost expert in the field of blood pressure management and in the manufacturing of medical diagnostics devices.
In 2009, Uwe got interested in connected health as a means of providing better patient management. He became involved in iHealth [6], a platform that takes all the signals of the body and translates them into a meaningful format using smartphones and tablets. Uwe served as CEO of iHealthLabs Europe until 2016. He left iHealth in 2016 to work on a secret project in diabetes research.
Uwe Diegel has been at the forefront of international changes in healthcare technology for the last 30 years. His drive and passion for innovative technology have driven major changes in perception about healthcare. He has driven the manufacturing of medical devices to new horizons by forcing new practices in manufacturing and innovation. An internationally recognised expert in the management of cardiovascular disease and diabetes, he is continuously looking for better solutions to improve outcomes for patients. He has for the last few years spearheaded the dissemination and acceptance of connected health as a tool for providing better solutions for patients.
A prolific author, Diegel has written many online publications of diabetes, multiple sclerosis, Crohn's disease and other chronic diseases. Diegel has been interviewed by or mentioned by countless news sources and is frequently interviewed on radio or television programs.
Diegel is in great demand as a keynote speaker on various healthcare and innovation related subjects. He presents with equal facility in French or English. His keynotes and conferences are inspiring, electrifying and exciting. His knowledge of the medical industry has given him a unique point of view on the future of mankind that he shares with humour and with dazzling expertise. He describes impossibly difficult technologies in simple terms that leave his audiences seduced and give them new understanding about the world around them, as it changes at an ever increasing rate.
References[edit]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 AG, Microlife. "Hypertension and Fever Management". Microlife AG.
- ↑ Amber, 馬路科技 | 台北 | 台南 | 網頁設計 | 網站設計 | 網頁製作. "合世生醫科技股份有限公司". healthandlife.com.tw.
- ↑ "iHealth Official Site for Smart BP Monitor, Glucose Meter，Scale & More". iHealth Official Site for Personal Health Management.
- ↑ "MedActiv - MedActiv". www.medactiv.com.
- ↑ "Transport Medication - France - Lifeina". Transport Medication - France - Lifeina.
- ↑ "iHealth Official Site for Smart BP Monitor,Glucose Meter，Scale & More". iHealth Official Site for Personal Health Management.
https://www.objetconnecte.com/ihealth-uwe-diegel-0811/
https://www.masculin.com/argent/13543-uwe-diegel-lifeina-sante-connectee/
https://www.maddyness.com/2017/01/26/maddy-keynote-tuer-la-mort/
https://medactiv.com/en/index.php?controller=attachment&id_attachment=125
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