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We're grateful for all we've been able to achieve in the last two years. Read Emma Moran's reflections on how far we've come in 2024 and gain insight into where we're going next. Read more: at https://lnkd.in/g24DJGsV.

This year’s Pediatric MedTech CEO Summit was a huge success and we are so grateful for everyone’s participation. Big thanks to the founders of this amazing forum, Impact1 at Stanford Biodesign, and all of our moderators, speakers, and collaborators who made the day possible. We were honored to be able to host all of the incredible pediatric Medtech CEOs and innovators out there making an impact on transforming healthcare for kids. From the fruitful discussions driven by our expert panelists and moderators to the dialogue and connections made among peers during the networking sessions, it was a truly inspiring day, and we are excited to see these conversations continue. Stay tuned for more insights to come! Emma Moran Michele Cleary Janene Fuerch (Hogan) Andrew ElBardissi, MD Austin Sawyer John Parker David Neustaedter Dave Bailey Zoar Engelman Parker Tyler Ryan Nolan Alyssa Abo, MD, MBA Sophia Brodsky, BSN, RN Laura Gottschalk Rachel Evans Neubrander Vasum Peiris, MD, MPH, FAAP, FACC, FASE Cory Criss kevin unger Juliana Perl Eric Chehab Andre Bessette Kunj Sheth Jo Carol Hiatt Kolaleh Eskandanian Robert Olan Mark Veich Maureen Reyes

A big thank you to our partners Deerfield Management and Deerfield Catalyst for joining our panel discussions and networking focused on the gaps and unmet needs and opportunities in Pediatric MedTech. We had rich discussions around everything from collaborating with strategies to fundraising for pediatric markets.   We're still digesting so many great moments and highlights from the week. More to come in the weeks to follow as we share more highlights, insights, and takeaways from the 2024 Pediatric MedTech CEO Summit, so stay tuned!

Earlier today, Deerfield Management Partner Andrew ElBardissi, MD and Venture Partner David Neustaedter addressed the audience at the 2024 Pediatric MedTech CEO Summit, hosted by Cure. The event, sponsored by CobiCure MedTech and founded by Impact1 at Stanford Biodesign, brought together pediatric medical device stakeholders from across the country to discuss the urgent need for innovation in pediatric healthcare. Learn more about CobiCure MedTech and their mission to advance innovation for urgently needed pediatric medical devices: https://lnkd.in/ecqHqfWX *CobiCure MedTech is part of the Advancium Health Network, a public charity founded by Deerfield Management and the #DeerfieldFoundation. #PediatricMedTech #InnovationInHealthcare #CobiCure

Learn more about Emma Moran and the CobiCure team's work at cobicuremedtech.org 🌐

This week kicks off the Global Forum for Interventional Cardiology in Washington, D.C., and we couldn't be more excited to support the PolyVascular team as they continue to advance their impact and influence in pediatric interventional medicine. Engaging with some of today’s foremost experts in coronary, structural, and endovascular interventions, Cindy Clague and Katie Bales will present their latest preclinical study, “In Vivo Chronic Performance of a Novel Pediatric-Sized Polymeric Transcatheter Pulmonary Valve,” which underscores their commitment to advancing pediatric cardiology valve technology through minimally invasive interventions. This study’s findings offer a promising path to first-in-human studies and exemplify PolyVascular’s success in developing the first polymeric transcatheter pulmonary valve designed specifically for small children.

Read the highlights from Children's National Hospital's 12th Annual Symposium on Pediatric Device Innovation, which featured the #cardiology edition of our Make Your Medical Device Pitch for Kids!™ Competition. #MedTechCon #Innovate4Kids #Devices4Kids #MedTech #HealthCareInnovation Ana Loloei Kirstie Keller, PhD Ray Briscuso Erin Leahy Patrick Brennan Leslie-Anne Hinton Amy Toran Perry John Konsin Emma Moran Danielle Gottlieb Sen Peta Alexander Jonathan Tan, MD MPH MBI FASA Julia Finkel Brooke Krbec Tiffany Wilson Ashim Subedee Youseph Yazdi Matthew Cimino, PhD Juan Espinoza McKay Noll Michelle Tarver, MD, PhD Nada (Osman) Hanafi Cyrus Etemad-Moghadam Leanne West John Collins Kathryn Zavala Martha Wang, Ph.D. Manbir Singh Tejal Raichura, MHA Katrina Holland MedTech Color Additional Ventures CobiCure Children's National Innovation Ventures Katherine Shrader Diana Troese

CobiCure MedTech’s Director of Strategy & Development, Emma Moran, will spend the next few days joining the brightest minds in congenital heart defect research at the Single Ventricle Investigator Meeting hosted by Additional Ventures. From today through Saturday, this event will serve as a key driver of innovation and collaboration for improving the lives of single ventricle patients. As a sponsor, CobiCure will be meeting with scientists, clinicians, and innovators to share insights, explore new research, and build solutions for those affected by this rare heart condition. Stay tuned for a recap next week!

Proud to have Emma Moran, our Director of Strategy & Development, moderating this panel of esteemed visionaries as they discussed bringing pediatric medical devices to market. It was a valuable conversation packed with information aimed at everyone's shared goal: improving the care and quality of life for children and families.

What a great day in Toronto - well done to the team at Children's National Hospital and APDI for putting on another great event at #mtc24. I hope this is my first of many meetings! Key highlights for me:   🧡 Kickstarting the day with 10 incredible pitches showcasing innovative devices in pediatric cardiac care. I was incredible impressed with the quality of the teams, technologies, and business plans.   ⚕️ These innovators made my job moderating the "bringing pediatric medical devices to market" panel a lot easier, as they had just given "real-life" examples of how to do it! We had a diverse set of pediatric physicians on the panel and they all gave fantastic insights into the "what", "why", and "how" to drive these innovations into hospital and home use, integrate into provider work flows, and ensure long-term success.   💡 The day ended with an informative fireside chat between Nada (Osman) Hanafi and acting CDRH director Michelle Tarver. Michele described how the agency is aiming to transform the evaluation of devices used at home, including those in kids of all communities. Thanks to all who made this event and panel happen: Kolaleh Eskandanian, PhD, MBA, PMP, Julia Finkel, Kirstie Keller, PhD, Danielle Gottlieb Sen, Peta Alexander, Brooke Krbec, Jonathan Tan, MD MPH MBI FASA