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Congratulations to Exo and MDI Health for being listed as winners on MedTech Breakthrough's 8th annual Awards program for their advancements in the medical device ecosystem! 🎉 The awards program highlights the best technologies and companies that drive innovation and showcase the best in digital health and medical solutions globally. See the complete list of winners below.  #DigitalHealth #MedicalDevice

🚀 How to improve access, patient-specific solutions and diagnostics? Patricia Frossard, country manager ay Philips Brazil, explains how by taking digital transformation initiatives forward, they are impacting the Brazilian healthcare industry. 1️⃣ Electronic Medical Record system 2️⃣ Artificial Intelligence so physicians can determine the most effective approach to treating patients, which is both cost-effective and time efficient. 3️⃣ Products and devices incorporated with AI to identify illness patterns "By intelligently integrating data, healthcare providers will build a more holistic understanding of a patient’s health and condition. This will enable more precise and personalized care, with treatment tailored to the needs and characteristics of the individual patient." - Patricia says. Discover the full interview by Executive Forecast here 👇🏽 https://lnkd.in/eQwXPi5d

## Accelerating Healthcare Innovation I'm delighted to share my latest article published in HealthManagement journal, titled "Accelerating Healthcare Innovation: How to Harness the Full Potential of Digital Solutions." In this piece, I explore the transformative power of digital technologies in driving healthcare innovation. We delve into practical strategies for leveraging cutting-edge solutions to enhance patient outcomes, streamline operations, and unlock new frontiers in medical research. I invite you to read the article and join the conversation on how we can collectively shape a more efficient, accessible, and patient-centric healthcare ecosystem. https://lnkd.in/ey2UsNge Loïc Tamarelle Benoit Le Franc Ali Khachlouf Gerard Meunier EUREKAM SquareMind Nanoscale Metrix

At Philips we believe that an open #patientmonitoring ecosystem has the power to transform healthcare, eventually enabling seamless, connected care both inside and outside the hospital. Today, we are seeing that promise come to life through the interoperability of Philips Capsule Medical Device Information Platform (MDIP) with Philips Patient Information Center (PIC iX) to create a first-of-its-kind, comprehensive patient overview. By pulling live-streaming vendor-neutral medical device data onto a single interface, the integration provides a complete overview of a patient’s condition so clinicians can deliver more precise care to improve health outcomes. The integration demonstrates the power of standardized technology in effectively managing patient care and driving operation efficiencies. Learn more about today’s announcement and how it is supporting care delivery and clinical collaboration below: #monitoring #healthtech #healthcare #openecosystem

Philips is about to shatter the silos holding healthcare data from diverse medical devices! Here's everything about how this interoperability announcement will elevate direct patient care. Philips has recently announced an enhanced interoperability between two of its key systems: the Capsule Medical Device Information Platform (MDIP) and Patient Information Center iX (PIC iX). Their aim is straightforward: To break the siloes of healthcare data from different vendors enabling physicians to access and analyze it better. How are they doing that? Philips is solving this problem by creating an open patient monitoring ecosystem. This ecosystem consolidates data from various medical devices, allowing clinicians to access a complete picture of a patient's health. This collaboration is important for doctors because: →Doctors can make faster, better decisions for patient care. →MDIP and PIC iX provide real-time access to device data; regardless of the manufacturer. →Clinicians access a standardized interface for a comprehensive patient overview, reducing data aggregation time. →It enhances care coordination by offering a complete patient view, saving time, and enhancing care quality. I absolutely love how data will be seen in healthcare now: By bringing everything together in one place, Philips is not only enhancing healthcare efficiency but also elevating the level of patient care. #healthtech #healthcare #interoperability #tech #digitaliun

At Philips we believe that an open #patientmonitoring ecosystem has the power to transform healthcare, eventually enabling seamless, connected care both inside and outside the hospital. Today, we are seeing that promise come to life through the interoperability of Philips Capsule Medical Device Information Platform (MDIP) with Philips Patient Information Center (PIC iX) to create a first-of-its-kind, comprehensive patient overview. By pulling live-streaming vendor-neutral medical device data onto a single interface, the integration provides a complete overview of a patient’s condition so clinicians can deliver more precise care to improve health outcomes. The integration demonstrates the power of standardized technology in effectively managing patient care and driving operation efficiencies. Learn more about today’s announcement and how it is supporting care delivery and clinical collaboration below: #monitoring #healthtech #healthcare #openecosystem Christoph Pedain Elad Benjamin Ryan Landon Stefano Folli Kristin Molina Dan Leonard Jorge Segovia Adrienne Smith

UniDoc Health Corp., a company listed on the stock exchange, is collaborating with leading global technology giants such as Hewlett Packard, DocBox, Dedalus Healthcare Systems Group, AMD Global Telemedicine, and Intel. This alliance is set to introduce an innovative approach to delivering cutting-edge diagnostic and treatment options to communities that lack such services, potentially saving a substantial amount in superfluous transportation and technical expenses. Through this initiative, UniDoc Health Corp. has the potential to transform medical practices on a global scale. The cornerstone is the “H3 Smart Cube,” a uniform, compact clinic equipped with state-of-the-art diagnostic and eHealth tools. It’s tailored for deployment in various settings, including nursing homes, skilled nursing facilities, pharmacies, shopping centers, and rural areas across the globe. Operated by skilled technicians, these decentralized eHealth clinics provide expedited access to sophisticated diagnostic services for individuals who face challenges in securing doctor’s appointments. This includes a range of tests from basic blood pressure and EKG assessments to comprehensive ultrasound imaging and elaborate blood analyses. Teladoc Health (TDOC), a pioneer in the eHealth Stock Market, shot from a share price of $9.72 in May 2016 after it went public, to $292.51 per share at the hype of COVID. This was a hype of 2909%. Veeva Systems (VEEV), another player in the eHealth sector hailing from California, experienced a remarkable surge in its stock price, climbing from a mere $20.61 per share in February 2016 to $341 in the early days of August 2021, which translates to a staggering 1,554% rise. Medtronic (MDT), a firm specializing in medical devices that include remote monitoring and software focused on the patient, witnessed its shares escalate from a modest $1.30 each in the early 1990s to reach $125 per share by the onset of September 2021. That's a return of 9515%; more than 95 times. #Healthcare #Business #Stocks

The landscape of medical devices and their utilization in patient care is rapidly evolving, with the medical devices market projected to exceed $656 billion by 2032, with an expected compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.0% from 2023 to 2032. ---------- For the latest in #healthcare, #medtech, #medicaldevices, #diagnostics and #medical world, follow MedTechAsia.in  ---------- #medicaldevices #patientcare #healthcare #healthcareinnovation #patientcare

So interesting to learn from an eminent leader how medtech is continuously getting smaller, faster, more personalized, and otherwise more advanced to help patients. The concrete points about increasing equity and access to the best medtech are important (the wise use of AI in medtech; Medicare coverage of breakthrough technology) to inform policymaking.

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