Innovative approaches to real world evidence collection present opportunities for medical device companies to improve patient outcomes. But success will depend on improving the way medtech companies integrate digital health. Executives from Abbott, Smith & Nephew, AliveCor and Huma weigh in on these issues.
A new survey finds that health system leaders are actively seeking new commercial relationships with startups regardless of when “normal” returns but startup success hinges on not only addressing solutions that are on health systems' shortlist but also data supporting a clear ROI.
Munck Wilson Mandala Partner Greg Howison shared his perspective on some of the legal ramifications around AI, IP, connected devices and the data they generate, in response to emailed questions.
The seven startups are located across the United States and zero in on everything from physician notes to medical education to hand hygiene compliance.
The medical center implemented MedAware's platform, which harnesses data analytics and machine learning to pinpoint prescription errors before they happen.
Addressing issues like chronic pain, risk reporting and physician performance, here's a closer look at the companies in the fall 2018 class of Dreamit's HealthTech program.
The startup has closed a round of seed funding led by Hudson River Capital Partners and Dreamit with participation from AmeriHealth and other investors.
At the Abarca Forward conference earlier this year, George Van Antwerp, managing director at Deloitte, discussed how social determinants of health and a personalized member experience can improve medication adherence and health outcomes.
Me-too drugs and ill-defined AI are less interesting than unmet need and AI with supporting evidence.
Although the biodegradeable nature of the test is a plus for the environment, other factors that motivated this approach were to create a discreet test that could ensure the user's privacy.
Eight healthcare startups, half of them led by women, offered myriad approaches to solving specific healthcare challenges from more efficient nurse training to remote monitoring for home infusion and diabetic neuropathy.
“We are looking for great teams with breakthrough ideas solving big and urgent problems,” stated Dreamit Chief Innovation Officer, Steve Barsh. “We seek companies that have deployed a product and demonstrated early traction. Beyond what they have already created, our founders tend to have ambitious plans and strive to transform healthcare through groundbreaking technology.” Click […]
We will highlight Build My Health's revenue practice management tools, which could help physician practices add up to $250,000 to their practices.
“We collect data on side effects, which are very, very valuable for pharmaceutical companies,” says co-founder and CEO Christina Lopes.
Many of its pharma and medical device partners are looking for “beyond the pill” and “beyond the device” digital health solutions, according to Dreamit Chief Innovation Officer Steve Barsh.
For Dreamit's inaugural 2016 cycle, the accelerator has accepted 25 new companies - twice the number it usually accepts and the first class to be part of its evolved new program.