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OUR SPONSORS
Thank you for the support from our sponsors
Helix Operations are a UK-based specialist in providing equipment, training and operational capability for vertical access, rescue, and rapid mobility in mountain, maritime and urban environments — serving tactical, defence, and rescue organisations.
We focus heavily on rescue and training capability and support remote rescue teams within the UK and overseas.
Helix run a broad portfolio of externally accredited and bespoke courses — from basic rope-rescue operator levels through to advanced technician and specialist training, including tactical rescue, mountain based rescue and medical based scenarios.
The University of Lancashire is proud to sponsor the International Society of Mountain Medicine World Congress in Hathersage as part of its commitment to advancing education, research and clinical practice in mountain, rural and remote medicine.
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Through the University’s Centre for Mountain Medicine, we work at the interface of academia, clinical care and expeditionary practice, training and supporting practitioners who operate in austere, high-risk environments worldwide.
Our internationally recognised MSc and Diploma in Mountain Medicine, aligned with ISMM, UIAA and ICAR standards, reflects this commitment by combining rigorous academic study with applied clinical and field-based learning.
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Sponsoring the World Congress in the UK provides an opportunity to support the global mountain medicine community, foster collaboration, and contribute to the shared aim of improving safety, care and outcomes in mountain environments.
Cosinuss GmbH is a certified medical technology company based in Munich that specializes in ultralight & mobile patient monitoring. More than fifteen years of research and development form a solid foundation for the company. Its flagship solution, the 8.6 g in-ear sensor, c-med° alpha, in combination with the cosinuss° Health app, enables accurate monitoring of pulse rate, body temperature, and oxygen saturation in the most challenging environments. The pocket-sized solution can be carried to the furthest and most remote environments and can enable monitoring of difficult to reach patients.