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I've covered a lot of ground in this series and I've had a few enquiries about where to find relevant content so please find below a summary list as we head into the summer season.

With that in mind, publication of this newsletter may also become a little more sporadic. For those who want to keep learning but with more depth, join us as the digital health strategy 101 summer school.

Digital Health Strategy 101

In brief:

• This is a paid for, short course that provides a detailed overview of strategy in digital health.
• Unique sectoral insights make the program suitable for both experienced and entry level strategists.
• It will run again in July: Diary-friendly - 1 hour per week for 4 weeks.
• In these sessions, we'll cover best practice; from the soft skills required for developing and communicating your vision through to the structure and logic required to work with appropriate frameworks and objectives.

Course dates: July 9th, 16th, 23rd and 30th, 1pm - 2pm CET

If of interest, you can find more detail through this link.

Digital Health Strategy 101 (dhv-net.com)

Content Categories

Although strategy & digital health is a niche area, it covers a lot of ground. With that in mind, please take a look at the categories and links below to find previous articles of most relevance. I hope it's a useful resource. More to follow...

The Basics:

Why Digital Health Strategies Fail | LinkedIn

(1) A Checklist For Successful Strategy In Digital Health | LinkedIn

Strategy In Digital Health | LinkedIn

Market Dynamics

Trends, Drivers, Barriers & Enablers | LinkedIn

The Grim Quiz | LinkedIn

A Seismic Shift | LinkedIn

GTM Strategy

Strategy, Growth & The Educated Guess | LinkedIn

Pioneers | LinkedIn

3 is the magic number. | LinkedIn

Evidence & Trust & Digital Health | LinkedIn

Frameworks & Guidance

How To Become A Digital Health Company? | LinkedIn

Digital health implementation strategy (for healthcare providers & pharma) | LinkedIn

The Strategist's Tool Kit Part I | LinkedIn

The Strategist's Toolkit Part II: Pilots, trials and feasibility. | LinkedIn

According to Gallen growth, May 24 saw the most digital health deals ever (https://www.galengrowth.com/partnerships-in-digital-health-reach-new-heights-in-may-record-breaking-375-partnerships-announced/). Feedback from our networks suggest that digital health is set to emerge from its post-pandemic trough.

The very best of luck whether you're tasked with developing or implementing digital health technologies. I hope some of these articles help you to prepare for a new growth phase.

Steve Dodsworth

About

In an interview with Robert Lewandowski, reminiscing about his time with Pep Guardiola at Bayern Munich he remembers Pep telling him that when he was in possession of the ball, Pep could not help him but he had confidence in his expertise, skills and creativity to take the best decisions to score goals.

Where Pep could help, was to provide him and his team with process/structure to support the build up to that point; a combination that allowed creativity and talent to flourish within a structured approach.

Whilst football is a tactical game but I believe that a structured way forward within which talent can flourish is what makes strategy so powerful.

I am an experienced strategist that can help your organization work towards a brighter future allowing individual talent and team work to flourish, guided by structure and coordination.

I specialize in strategy and digital health/life science.