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05-15-2015, 02:41 AM
MedTech In**vator Survey Gives Unique Insight Into Industry Interest
http://cdn.medgadget.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/medtech-in**vator.jpgMedtech In**vator is a competition for early stage medtech start-ups to get the opportunity to present their tech to a wide audience in addition to winning various prizes.* RCT Ventures has **w partnered up with AdvaMed for the next round of their competition.* The finals will be held during AdvaMed 2015 in San Diego in October where 4 finalists will be selected from 20 semi-finalists to compete for $300,000 in prizes.
What is really interesting about this particular round of Medtech In**vator is the “Transformative Track.” 26 leading medtech manufacturers and providers were surveyed as to the 10 most important areas of medtech in**vation.* The companies polled include BD, Edwards Lifesciences, GE Ventures, Johnson & Johnson, ResMed, UCLA Health, Cardiovascular Systems, Inc. and St. Jude Medical.* The categories are:
Big Data and Analytics – Interfacing with EMR, outcome/cost analysis, implant databases and device registries.
Chronic Disease Management – Diabetes care, high blood pressure, vascular disease
Digital Health Meets Medical Device – Integrating medical sensors and devices with centralized digital platforms and the internet, medical apps
Integrated Services and Solutions – Remote monitoring, improving efficiency and decreasing costs while improving quality of care
Patient Safety – Preventing adverse and never events such as medication errors, patient decision making support, exposure hazards, decreasing hospital related infections
Patient Satisfaction – Decreasing wait times, improving patient experience, improved education
Personalized Medtech – Ge**me-specific care, patient specific devices such as 3d printed implants
Point of Care Diag**stics – Rapid bed-side and in-****** testing such as “lab-on-a-chip” devices
Shifting to Less-invasive Therapies and Site of Care – Including robotics and minimally invasive therapy
Tech**logy for Ambulatory and Home Settings – Telemedicine and remote monitoring
This first of its kind survey gives a unique insight into the focus of the medtech industry at large and reveals where in**vation will be heading over the next few years.* Aspiring in**vators can use this survey to try and take on needs that will garner more interest from investors, care providers, and industry.* Applications to the transformative track are due by this Friday, May 15th.
Link:*2015 In**vation Survey Results (http://medtechin**vator.com/about/themes2015)
More:*About MedTech In**vator 2015 (http://medtechin**vator.com/2015)
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http://cdn.medgadget.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/medtech-in**vator.jpgMedtech In**vator is a competition for early stage medtech start-ups to get the opportunity to present their tech to a wide audience in addition to winning various prizes.* RCT Ventures has **w partnered up with AdvaMed for the next round of their competition.* The finals will be held during AdvaMed 2015 in San Diego in October where 4 finalists will be selected from 20 semi-finalists to compete for $300,000 in prizes.
What is really interesting about this particular round of Medtech In**vator is the “Transformative Track.” 26 leading medtech manufacturers and providers were surveyed as to the 10 most important areas of medtech in**vation.* The companies polled include BD, Edwards Lifesciences, GE Ventures, Johnson & Johnson, ResMed, UCLA Health, Cardiovascular Systems, Inc. and St. Jude Medical.* The categories are:
Big Data and Analytics – Interfacing with EMR, outcome/cost analysis, implant databases and device registries.
Chronic Disease Management – Diabetes care, high blood pressure, vascular disease
Digital Health Meets Medical Device – Integrating medical sensors and devices with centralized digital platforms and the internet, medical apps
Integrated Services and Solutions – Remote monitoring, improving efficiency and decreasing costs while improving quality of care
Patient Safety – Preventing adverse and never events such as medication errors, patient decision making support, exposure hazards, decreasing hospital related infections
Patient Satisfaction – Decreasing wait times, improving patient experience, improved education
Personalized Medtech – Ge**me-specific care, patient specific devices such as 3d printed implants
Point of Care Diag**stics – Rapid bed-side and in-****** testing such as “lab-on-a-chip” devices
Shifting to Less-invasive Therapies and Site of Care – Including robotics and minimally invasive therapy
Tech**logy for Ambulatory and Home Settings – Telemedicine and remote monitoring
This first of its kind survey gives a unique insight into the focus of the medtech industry at large and reveals where in**vation will be heading over the next few years.* Aspiring in**vators can use this survey to try and take on needs that will garner more interest from investors, care providers, and industry.* Applications to the transformative track are due by this Friday, May 15th.
Link:*2015 In**vation Survey Results (http://medtechin**vator.com/about/themes2015)
More:*About MedTech In**vator 2015 (http://medtechin**vator.com/2015)
The post MedTech In**vator Survey Gives Unique Insight Into Industry Interest (http://www.medgadget.com/2015/05/medtech-in**vator-survey-gives-unique-insight-industry-interest.html) appeared first on Medgadget (http://www.medgadget.com).
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