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I’m encouraging innovators to join this webinar to understand the importance of considering health equity in your product development and implementation

💡Cost-Effectiveness of #DigitalHealth Solutions: A Health Economics Perspective ⤵️ The integration of digital health technologies is not just transforming patient care but also reshaping the economic landscape of #healthcare. ➡️ bluewalk.io 📣 Stay tuned for more insights, updates, and learning in the world of #regulatoryaffairs and #digitalhealth.

Health industry leaders are navigating an increasingly complex environment. While looking to pursue exciting opportunities afforded through developments in AI and other innovation, they must face up to a number of challenges from sustained inflation and political turmoil through to the addressing the increasing demands of an aging population. This reality is shifting health industry approaches and highlights the importance of finding the balance between service delivery and financial sustainability. Looking through 2024 and the future ahead, Vynamic sees seven key themes that will have an outsized influence in shaping the way that healthcare will be conceived, delivered, and financed: 1. Business Transformation for Increased Efficiency 2. Realised Value Through Convergence 3. Revolutionising Healthcare Through AI Technology 4. Next Generation Medicine 5. Healthcare as a Service 6. Policy Implications and Judicial Service 7. ESG in the Health Industry Take a look at our 2024 Health Industry Outlook below. https://lnkd.in/eVPgmrmB

A new report from Digital Health New York takes an in-depth look at the investment trends and opportunities in the #DigitalHealth sector while elevating companies and leaders driving growth and innovation. In the report, PCH Executive Director Caroline Pearson shares her predictions for the year ahead:   “New federal rules… will prompt greater emphasis on efficiency as employers scrutinize their negotiated prices for services and drugs and will stimulate interest in health technology solutions to bring down costs.” Read the 2024 New York Healthcare Innovation Report:

2023 trends in digital health funding: In 2023, venture funding plummeted in the digital health world, but it provided lessons for what should follow in 2024, according to a Rock Health post published Jan. 8. http://dlvr.it/T170vp

DIGITAL-IN-HEALTH: Unlocking the Value for Everyone Technology and data are integral to global daily life, including in the health sector. As health systems face increasing demands to deliver new, more, better, and seamless services affordable to all people, data and technology are essential. Digital technology can strengthen health systems, improve health financing and public health, and increase reach for underserved populations. With the potential and perils of innovations like artificial intelligence, the future of health and health care is expected to be technology-embedded and data-linked. But despite technological progress and data availability, health policy decisions in many countries are often not based on reliable data. It is estimated that some countries use less than 5% of health data to improve health. Within challenging fiscal environments, people-centered and evidence-based digital investments can help governments save up to 15 percent of health costs. The "Digital-in-Health: Unlocking the Value for Everyone" report presents a new way of thinking about digital health investments expanding the focus from digitization of health data to integrating digital and health as one: Digital-in-health. https://lnkd.in/d2at-JBe

Health equity is a critical challenge in the U.S., impacting underserved populations. Federal measures and technology, like real-world evidence and AI, are crucial for addressing disparities. Download our whitepaper to learn more about health equity for accessible and affordable healthcare: https://splr.io/6048cz1wC Alok Mandal | Vinoth Srinivasan | #HealthEquity #Healthcare #Technology #EngineeringFirst

I have just published my longest and most ambitious article yet, on Peerr.io I argue that Digital Health is still in its Wild West phase; disordered, misaligned, without standardisation. This makes the innovation journey (i.e. the journey of the solution itself, not just the innovator) harder than it needs to be. The answer is vendor-neutral digital infrastructure, which point solutions can piggyback on and into a healthcare enterprise. It is not a simple read, not a simple concept, not a simple argument. It’s over 5k words. I’m trying to raise the level of discussion and I’m being deliberately spiky; I want to invite challenge here. It’s also probably an ambitious argument to draw that comparison to such a specific period of history. I’ve published it on Peerr.io, the content platform for health & life sciences to celebrate that the site has just got to 1 million content engagements. I hope you’ll sign up into a wonderful and growing community of experts, writers, and course developers. The goal is for people and businesses to have a place where they can independently find their own voices, and authentically build their own communities around them within a wider community (rather than building brands in isolation). Community building is hard enough without trying to achieve it on platforms that aren’t really meant for it. With huge and enduring thanks to 3 other wonderful long-form writers for their contributions and constant support; Vijay K. Luthra, Liam Cahill, and Henry Stoneley. https://lnkd.in/ev8VHmHr

A new report from Digital Health New York takes an in-depth look at the investment trends and opportunities in the #DigitalHealth sector while elevating companies and leaders driving growth and innovation. In the report, PHTI Executive Director Caroline Pearson shares her predictions for the year ahead:   “New Federal rules… will prompt greater emphasis on efficiency as employers scrutinize their negotiated prices for services and drugs and will stimulate interest in health technology solutions to bring down costs.” Read the 2024 New York Healthcare Innovation Report:

Despite a 27% drop in overall health tech funding, investments focused on #WomensHealth grew by 5%. Is this a sign of changing tides? Explore our latest health trends report. #WomensHealthWeek