Digital Medicine Society (DiMe)的动态

Who says tackling tough questions can't be fun? I had a wonderful time presenting and discussing the complexities of digital health evidence generation with leading scientists, innovators, and funders at Digital Medicine Society (DiMe)'s Webinar, “With tightening digital health funding and escalating expectations, how can innovators efficiently construct evidence for their products?” Some of our group's takeaways: ?? No 'one size fits all' evidence plan: Strategies must be tailored to the specific health technology and business strategy. ? Planning is key: Early consideration of growing the right evidence for key stakeholders is crucial, with flexibility for changing regulations and environments. ?? Focus: In today’s challenging environment, maintaining focus on key outcomes is essential. ?? Team expertise matters: Experienced research scientists are key to planning and executing your evidence generation wisely - either as part of the team or as close science consultants. Thank you for bringing the community together, Digital Medicine Society (DiMe), masterfully orchestrated by SMIT PATEL???? and full of great thoughts and insights from my fellow panelists Benjamin Vandendriessche Steve Seuntjens Grace Cordovano #digitalhealth #evidence #industryscience

Who says tackling tough questions can't be fun? I had a wonderful time presenting and discussing the complexities of digital health evidence generation with leading scientists, innovators, and funders at Digital Medicine Society (DiMe)'s Webinar, “With tightening digital health funding and escalating expectations, how can innovators efficiently construct evidence for their products?” Here are some of our group's takeaways: ?? No 'one size fits all' evidence plan: Strategies must be tailored to the specific health technology and business strategy. ? Planning is key: Early consideration of growing the right evidence for key stakeholders is crucial, with flexibility for changing regulations and environments. ?? Focus: In today’s challenging environment, maintaining focus on key outcomes is essential. ?? Team expertise matters: Experienced research scientists are key to planning and executing your evidence generation wisely - either as part of the team or as close science consultants. Thank you for bringing the community together, Digital Medicine Society (DiMe), masterfully orchestrated by SMIT PATEL???? and full of great thoughts and insights from my fellow panelists Benjamin Vandendriessche Steve Seuntjens Grace Cordovano #digitalhealth #evidence #industryscience

Join our upcoming webinar focused on the vital issue of diversity in clinical trials. Learn how leveraging #RealWorldData can improve trial design, advance health equity, and generate strong #RealWorldEvidence. Don’t miss this chance to gain expert insights on enhancing diversity in clinical research! ??? Register now: https://ow.ly/G20z50RH8w5 #ClinicalResearch #DiversityInTrials #HealthEquity

On this Rare Disease Day, I wish to share a perspective close to my heart, shaped by my experiences working closely with patients while being a part of the industry. As highlighted by ISPOR—The Professional Society for Health Economics and Outcomes Research (HEOR), patient-centricity stands among the top 10 trends for 2024-25. Placing patients at the core of healthcare interventions is not just a trend; it's an imperative. By prioritizing the patient experience, we unlock numerous benefits, from understanding the intricacies of the patient journey to identifying preferences and defining treatment success. In this era of healthcare innovation, we must leverage patient experience data, patient-generated health data, real-world evidence, electronic health records, and metrics of successful patient engagement. By doing so, we not only advance research and development but also foster a more equitable and compassionate healthcare landscape. Championing patient-centricity will drive meaningful change for patients, the industry, and society as a whole. #PatientCentricity #PatientEngagement #rarediseaseday2024 https://lnkd.in/gSkqjrGH

Regulatory challenges, lack of transparency in data sharing, and limited patient involvement are further widening the gap between innovation and patient needs. Patients must be at the center of digital health development. Right now, there’s a disconnect between developers and the people these tools are meant to serve. The PE Roadmap in Digital Health guidance is designed to break down these barriers, create best practices, and ensure that patients are involved from the very beginning. By engaging patients in the design, development, and validation phases, we can co-create solutions that truly meet their needs and improve health outcomes. Get involved in the development of this roadmap ?? https://lnkd.in/ezvRcjja —— Jan Geissler, Rebecca V., Katherine Capperella, Sharon Terry, Warnyta Minnaard, Veronica P., Derick Mitchell, Dr Stuart Faulkner, Mitchell Silva, PhD, Zack Pemberton-Whiteley, Gozde Susuzlu Briggs, Valerie Storms, PhD, Leanne West, Birgit Bauer, Dr. Sylvi Lucke, Nicholas Brooke, Bray Patrick-Lake, Aurora Lancha Carabias.

This systematic review examines the efficacy and safety of risk stratification tools for predicting healthcare utilization in primary care settings, revealing a gap between model performance and real-world outcomes. 1?? Half of the identified models underwent external validation, with only two models validated internationally. 2?? Most real-world studies showed no significant benefit or even increased healthcare utilization from interventions guided by these models. 3?? Predictive performance was robust across different contexts, but real-world application did not consistently translate to improved outcomes. 4?? Discrepancies between theoretical development and practical application, and a lack of evidence for the efficacy of specific interventions post-identification of high-risk individuals. 5?? The study questions the cost-effectiveness and safety of widespread integration of these models into care pathways without further rigorous evaluation. ??? Christopher Oddy,?Joe Zhang,?Jessica Rose Morley, PhD,?Hutan Ashrafian.?BMJ?Health Care Inform. 2024;31. DOI: 10.1136/bmjhci-2024-101065

Collaboration is essential to addressing the major challenges in modern #healthcare. Since 2008, the Innovative Medicines Initiative (IMI) and its successor, the Innovative Health Initiative (#IHI), have united public and private health #research partners to improve outcomes for patients. A key focus has been on sharing health data, an often complex but essential task for advancing medical science. The new Data Sharing Playbook provides practical solutions to navigate the legal, technical, and ethical challenges of data sharing. By simplifying workflows, it allows researchers to focus more on converting data into real-world healthcare solutions. Read more about it: https://lnkd.in/d2CSyek8

?? ?????? ???????? ???? ???????????? ?????????? ???? ?????? ????! ?? Our white paper, "The German DiGA Idea," not only explores the origins and success of DiGA in Europe but also delves into its growing impact in the US. Clinical data generated in the US can now meet the requirements to be listed in the DiGA registry, allowing digital health applications to be prescribed by physicians and psychotherapists. ????????????????: ?? The regulatory complexities and how CROs provide essential support ?? DiGA’s role in bridging regional disparities in health care provision ?? Practical examples of successful DiGA implementations Don't miss this opportunity to stay ahead in the evolving field of digital health, brought to you by Dr Dr Cordula Stover from RQM+ Clinical Trial Services Europe. ?? ???????????????? ?????? ?????????? ?????????? ??????????:?https://lnkd.in/gfpzV7-4 #RQMplus #DigitalHealth #HealthCareInnovation #DiGA #MedicalDevices #eHealth #mHealth

The July 2024 issue of NEJM Catalyst Innovations in Care Delivery includes an in-depth look at strategies that leaders at the Mass General Brigham health system have used in launching a standardized patient-reported outcome measure (PROM) collection program in 2012, a major step in the value-based transformation of health care.? ? Read the article: https://nej.md/3RgoNQH? ? Here are more highlights from the July issue:? ?? ???????? ??????????????? ?? Emergency Department in Home (EDiH): A Novel Approach to Delivering Acute Care https://nej.md/3x8kC2T? ? ?? The Amsterdam PROM Implementation Strategy: Policy and Pathway https://nej.md/4c02rvd? ? ???????????????? ?? How Payers Can Help Hospitals Become Safer Through Value-Based Programs https://nej.md/3VrQkQy? ? ????????????????????? ?? Outcomes or Experiences — What Do Patients Value More When Evaluating Medical Teams? https://nej.md/45rE07m? ? ???????????????? ?????????????? ?? Keys to Measuring Patient-Centered Care https://nej.md/3VJvzQL? ? ???????????????? ???????????????????? ?? Understanding What Matters to Patients https://nej.md/4clFi66? ? ???????? ?????? ???????????????? ?? Innovation in Pursuit of Patient-Centered Care https://nej.md/45rDTbW? ? Explore the current issue: https://nej.md/3RtKX22? ?? #CareDelivery?

Real-world data is transforming the landscape of clinical development and HEOR. Our latest blog highlights key takeaways from Web Sun's discussion with industry experts on the importance of #RWD in achieving regulatory-grade submissions. Understand how multidisciplinary collaboration and data standardization are creating a stronger foundation for better healthcare outcomes. https://lnkd.in/gpYzSktm