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#healthcare 🩺 LIVE NOW! 👀INPHO: How to assess innovation profile of a health organization and create optimized strategic planning for digital health adoption. by @Digital Health Uptake (DHU)

TC Medtech has been founded with the core vision of identifying bottlenecks and inefficiencies in the delivery of health outcomes, and translating new technologies to meet these needs

The Special Issue celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the Takemi Program in International Health at Harvard University explores how digital health is being implemented in health systems. The papers examine topics proposed in the 2019 commentary "Digital Technology and the Future of Health Systems," where Marc Mitchell and Lena Kan predicted five ways digital technology will transform healthcare delivery: 1️⃣ Access to Internet-Based Information Will Be Universal 2️⃣ Health Workers Will Be Digitally Supported 3️⃣ Most Health Care Will Be Provided at Home 4️⃣ Transportation and Logistics Management Could Be Revolutionized 5️⃣ Data Will Be Central to Health Systems Read the Introduction by Michael R. Reich here: https://bit.ly/3NDPLzO

Responsible digital health innovation has been defined as “any intentional systematic effort designed to increase the likelihood of a digital health technology developed through ethical decision making, being socially responsible and aligned with the values and well-being of those impacted by it”.

I continue to be a big advocate for the opportunities within Digital Health to help solve some of the foundational issues affecting people in healthcare. I think we're starting to look at some inflection points that are making a lot more of the ideas and concepts already out there a lot more viable. Plus, we simply cannot afford as a society to miss out on these efficiency and outcome driving opportunities with everything else we also need to be able to do and fund. When you look at this list from The Medical Futurist, a common denominator to me is just how credible and doable all the opportunities are - NOW! Now, if only the regulatory bureaucracy could catch up, we would have a flurry of new opportunities to increase quality of care and life for millions. #digitalhealth #trends #startup #regulation https://lnkd.in/duSr7qSm

How can you show that your digital health solution will deliver financial value for your customers? Check out our latest white paper developed in collaboration with York Health Economics Consortium and leading health economists: https://lnkd.in/d57-AEcm

The Special Issue celebrating the 40th Anniversary of the Takemi Program in International Health at Harvard University explores how digital health is being implemented in health systems. The papers examine topics proposed in the 2019 commentary "Digital Technology and the Future of Health Systems," where Marc Mitchell and Lena Kan predicted five ways digital technology will transform healthcare delivery: ➡️ Access to Internet-Based Information Will Be Universal ➡️ Health Workers Will Be Digitally Supported ➡️ Most Health Care Will Be Provided at Home ➡️ Transportation and Logistics Management Could Be Revolutionized ➡️ Data Will Be Central to Health Systems Read the Introduction by Michael R. Reich here: https://bit.ly/3NDPLzO

Investing in tech for tomorrow: health systems - https://lnkd.in/gxNMXj6C August 18, 2024Health systems are facing a host of challenges, including rising costs, aging populations, clinical-workforce shortages, and increasing competition from nontraditional players. At the same time, consumers expect new technological capabilities and improved end-to-end care experiences. While health systems are responding by intensifying their focus on digital and

The second part of our series with Healthcare Huddle is up. This one covers investment and market trends in FemTech. It is part 2/3 of the series that covers trends in women’s health. Part 1 was a primer, part 2 was investment trends, and part 3 will be policy trends. Read here: https://lnkd.in/eim7YqMC #womenshealth #femtech

💰 📊 Economic evidence is arguably the most crucial type of evidence for digital health innovators. It is vital for decision makers to determine whether a digital health solution can be funded through investment, adopted by patients and clinicians, and reimbursed by payors. Can you demonstrate the value of your technology, as funding for digital health solutions gets tighter? Read the latest Prova Health white paper, developed in collaboration with York Health Economics Consortium and leading health economics experts: https://lnkd.in/d57-AEcm To find out how we can help you generate the economic evidence you need, get in touch! #digitalhealth #medtech #healthtech