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At last month’s #HealthTechX Summit, Dr. Vishaal Virani, MBBS, Head of Health at YouTube UK & Ireland joined Shubs Upadhyay, Director of Medical Quality at Ada Health for an engaging fireside chat on leveraging technology to bridge the gap between efficacy and access in healthcare. The discussion highlighted the potential of healthtech platforms to reconcile the efficacy and access axes in healthcare delivery. By harnessing technology to disseminate high-quality information, healthcare systems can empower patients to make informed decisions while alleviating strain on resources. Read more about how technology can help healthcare systems create solutions for chronically ill patients which are both effective and widely accessible. https://lnkd.in/eqcsGzg2 #healthcare #HealthTech #Futureofhealthcare #HealthcareEfficiency

The second edition of the European Digital Healthtech Conference took place recently in Luxembourg and focused on how to simplify EU market access for digital health solutions. If you're interested in innovation in Digital Health and like me missed this event, here's your chance to find out more about the valuable information shared there! Go for it!

"What's the 'concept car' for what digital health should be?" - how can digitization and data be used to improve outcome of care. It is important to have longitudinal records aided by data interoperability. This has become more important now as more and more complex care is taking place outside the hospital. The final aim of digitization in healthcare is to improve outcome of care while maintaining operational efficiencies and adhering to regulatory guidelines. #digitalhealth #interoperability #conceptcar #healthdata #healthcare #healthoutcome https://lnkd.in/dsw9TUFT

New in HealthLeaders: We take one final look back at HIMSS, and examine how it meshes with ViVE and HLTH to create a #healthcare #innovation agenda for executives. https://lnkd.in/es66Ni4R

Running a business focused on the local deployment of international digital health products in Asia creates a very nuanced view on the whole interoperability question. This question came into particular focus for the Peach Health Asia team this week as we strategize over what degree do we integrate with a partner digital health product to create a functional digital health service for customers in the region. When it comes to digital health interoperability there are several big considerations that are so blatantly obvious that I'm left dumbfounded when I see them not addressed. Top of this list is not working closely with a clinician when developing a patient facing or clinical workflow digital health tool (really!! 🫨). The fact that articles like the one below need to state this shows it still happens. One of the most interesting I found through our work at Peach is balancing how much of a integration to do with a product to ensure interoperability. Too little integration impacts on interoperability, but to much integration drives up costs and deployment times. Too much integration via more digital touchpoints also pushes up the longer term deployment risk, as changes in either partners tech stack need to be tested to ensure there is no impact on the digital health products functionality. This is something that shouldn't be underestimated given the diversity of tech stacks used by healthcare providers. I have watched with interest the slow penetration of international digital health companies in Asia, and the concurrent rise of local digital health solutions that have struggled to get out of their home market. There are success stories in the region, however these digital health players have tended to create their own patient management ecosystems which limits the need to integrate with the healthcare sector. I suspect this interoperability challenge will be a fixture of the sector until a higher degree of standardisation in healthcare tech reduces this problem, given how slow the healthcare sector is to change I won't be holding my breath for this to happen.

Smart solutions are transforming healthcare for patients managing chronic conditions. By combining intelligent technology with human support, providers can offer their patients highly personalized journeys. This approach empowers patients to proactively manage their health and drive sustainable behavior change.   #healthcare #remotepatientmonitoring #technology

Digital health technologies have the potential to play a transformative role in dealing with the key healthcare challenges of both today and tomorrow. The future of healthcare is critical for humanity. Over the next few decades, healthcare is going to face several major challenges which need to be understood and closely monitored, from an ageing population to the integration of new technologies ➡️ https://lnkd.in/evVA62Gj #healthcare #health #healthtech #ehealth #medical #pharmacy #mhealth #hospital #medicine #doctors #doctor #technology #healthylifestyle #innovation #digitalhealthcare #healthcareit #mentalhealth #medtech #epatient #hospitals #software #wellness #ai #healthcaresoftware #clinic #medicaldevices

Some Good news coming out this week for the south west of England and Wales! Launch of a digital health hub: The South West of England and Wales are set to benefit from a new digital health hub, aimed at accelerating digital transformation in healthcare. This initiative signals a concerted effort to leverage technology to enhance healthcare services and improve patient outcomes. Collaboration and innovation: The hub will serve as a collaborative platform bringing together healthcare providers, innovators, and technology experts to drive innovation in digital health solutions. By fostering partnerships and knowledge-sharing, it aims to catalyse the development and adoption of cutting-edge technologies tailored to the region's healthcare needs. Addressing healthcare challenges: With a focus on addressing healthcare challenges unique to the South West of England and Wales, the digital health hub will explore solutions spanning telemedicine, remote monitoring, data analytics, and more. By harnessing the power of digital tools, the initiative aims to enhance accessibility, efficiency, and quality of care across the region.

In the dynamic landscape of #healthcare, innovation is not just a choice but a necessity. By embracing technological advancements and fostering collaboration, we pave the way for a future where healthcare is not just accessible and efficient but also personalized and patient-centered. #AMR #HealthcareInnovation #HealthTechRevolution #PatientCenteredCare #DigitalHealthTransformation #PrecisionMedicine #DataAnalyticsInHealthcare #TelemedicineAdvancements #ValueBasedCare #HealthcareFuture #NavigatingChallenges #InnovativeSolutions #AMRInsights https://lnkd.in/d9DvXsSH

An intriguingly simple article from Nature raised a probably obvious reflection on the development of Digital Health tools. Do the DH creators involve Healthcare practitioners, especially physicians, in the development of their products? It should come back to another simple answer: YES. However, in some cases, this is not happening, or at least not properly, according to the article. The potential consequences of not involving these professionals could lead to developing tools that are not well-suited to the needs of the healthcare community, which are usually related to the needs of the patients. I believe that it is particularly relevant not only to guarantee acceptance by the scientific community for novel Digital health tools but also to consider these professionals as part of the active development. #digitalhealth #healthcare #hcps https://lnkd.in/ejwmQQyv