By Sanjeev Menon – Automation was always the floor, not the ceiling. The next phase of patient access depends on two capabilities the first generation was never built to deliver.
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AdvaMed, the Medtech Association, welcomed next steps in the Medical Device User Fee Amendments reauthorization process following clearance by the White House Office of Management and Budget of the draft MDUFA VI agreement.
A new international survey of physicians highlights strong enthusiasm for wearable health technologies and their potential to improve patient care. Physicians recognize the value of data from smartwatches, fitness trackers, and biosensors, and many are using wearable technologies in their own lives to monitor and support their health.
By Sujay Jadhav – In the complex, high-risk business of pharmaceutical research and development, sponsors face a challenge of picking target products with high therapeutic potential and acceptable safety profile. Then they must efficiently manage costs and timelines.
By Maithilee Mitra – It started with a cloud infrastructure project that should have been straightforward. An enterprise IT team was tasked with building a cloud environment for researchers and data scientists, call them data users, to analyze findings and contribute to a multi-site data warehouse.
By Dr. Tommy Rhee – Regenerative medicine has long been associated with highly specialized procedures, elite performance clinics, and therapies that remain financially or logistically out of reach for mainstream healthcare systems.
By Stephen Vaccaro – As more adults live longer and choose to age in place, the demand for homecare across the U.S. continues to climb. This shift has provided an opportunity for homecare providers to expand their reach and establish themselves as pillars of the modern healthcare system.
By Michelle Skinner RN BSN MBA – Hospital discharge is one of the most operationally complex moments in the patient journey and one of the most consequential determinants of capacity, patient flow, and continuity of care. Most hospitals are solving the wrong version of the problem.
By Ivor Campbell – Wherever two or more MedTech start-up founders gather, the conversation follows the same depressingly familiar pattern. In the breakout areas and coffee bars of conferences and symposiums around the world, these identical stories unfold among our brightest scientific minds.