MedTech Evolution or Revolution: From Hospital-at-Home to Care Anytime, Anywhere

  • S3 Connected Health
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MedTech Evolution or Revolution: From Hospital-at-Home to Care Anytime, Anywhere

Webinar

Connectivity is now a must-have requirement for medical devices, with MedTech companies embracing digital health initiatives to extend the value of their offering. The drivers for change are compelling: from addressing the needs of healthcare providers, easing the administrative burden, overcoming staff shortages, and reducing clinical burn-out, to the increasing cost of care, the rise of value-based care, the shift from acute to chronic diseases, and the transition of treatments outside of clinical settings.​

A gradual evolution to increased connectivity in devices within their current settings? Or a revolution to a fundamentally different business model with a transition to hospital-at-home and care for patients anytime, anywhere?"

One aspect that is certain, the challenges associated with digital health solutions/services require a different approach. From patient and clinician engagement, behavioral science, and condition management, to cybersecurity, interoperability/integration, and payments for digital health services.​

In this session, we will focus on three aspects related to the future of device connectivity, the move to hospital-at-home, and to care anytime, anywhere:

  1. A look at the future: for the device, digital health solutions/services, and MedTech's value proposition
  2. Identification of the key reasons why digital health initiatives stop before they scale​
  3. Examples from industry-leading experts on solutions that address the new reality of connectivity, hospital-at-home, and care anytime, anywhere​

Presented By

  1. Scott Bekker Webinar Moderator ActualTech Media
  2. S3 Connected Health

    Bill Betten Director of Solutions - Medtech Director of Solutions: MedTech S3 Connected Health
  3. Abbott

    Dr. AJ Shah Associate Director: Product Strategy & Innovation
  4. Inspire Medical Systems

    John Rondoni Chief Technology Officer