When the judges came together last month at Aston University, it soon became apparent that several entries met the winning criteria, in that they were original, would prove useful to the benefit of the patient and/or practitioner, and they would be realisable if it was required for them to be put into production. A final shortlist of five resulted, each with merit and different enough from each other for it to be difficult to say any one was better than the others. We have decided, therefore, to put the final vote to you. Here is a summary of each of the five entries. We invite you to go online and cast your vote for the one which you think should be the overall winner.
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