Description

Care is shifting from the hospital to home, enabled by connected solutions and new pathways. Our global research shows that medtech companies are driving forward new solutions that will help people to stay healthier at home and enable medtech companies to become trusted partners in the healthcare ecosystem.

However, changes to care pathways and models can disrupt conventional value chains, and may not be supported within existing structures. The impacts of change – both intentional and unintentional – can be felt far from source, and not immediately obvious. Added to this, competing stakeholder priorities and entrenched perceptions of value can create inertia.

How can medtech leaders develop and commercialize effective hospital to home solutions that maximize the chance of successful adoption, increase value generation, and improve whole system outcomes?

In our upcoming webinar (September 13th between 11-12 ET) PA Consulting and MassMedic explore how medtech leaders can accelerate the adoption of new solutions by moving from patient-centric to ecosystem-centric development.

Attend this webinar to:
 

• Build your understanding of the needs of all stakeholders across the care pathway, and ensure this is baked into design and development 
• Discover ways to engage with key ecosystem partners early in development to optimize delivery value, not just product value 
• Find out how medtech leaders can build evidence, through a fast test and iterate approach to build solutions that are adopted and valued by healthcare providers, payers and patients.

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SPEAKERS

	Alistair Fleming, Partner, Health & Life Sciences, PA Consulting Working with the world’s top medical technology companies, Alistair is passionate about bringing innovation to life through the exploration, definition and delivery of novel products and services. Alistair has spent over 25 years in medtech, and has had the opportunity to help define and develop life-changing innovations. He is driven by a passion to find solutions that address unmet need in a commercially effective context.
	Alex Gilbert, VP Medtech, Huma Alex has worked within the Digital Health industry alongside healthcare, pharmaceutical, medical device and tech organisations. He joined Huma as one of their first employees and leads their global MedTech practice. Huma is Europe’s fastest-growing health organisation, having raised over 250 Million in funding to date whilst partnering with the likes of Smith & Nephew, Boston Scientific, Bayer, Stanford, AstraZeneca and many more. His passion is the use of technology to empower and engage the patient to take control of their care
	Tahir Haque, Senior Medical Director, Biofourmis Tahir is a board-certified internist and biomedical engineer who serves as a Medical Director at Biofourmis. His work focuses on utilizing innovative digital health solutions to operationalize and scale acute care at home programs. Tahir practices as a Home Hospitalist at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, where he holds dual appointments in the Division of General Internal Medicine and Division of Global Health Equity. He is an Instructor in Medicine at Harvard Medical School and Associate Faculty member at Ariadne Labs.
	Chris Henderson, Global Senior Director of Digital Health, Smith + Nephew Chris Henderson is the Global Senior Director of Digital Health at Smith + Nephew, a leading international medical technology company. Chris is responsible for the creation, development and execution of global digital health strategies and leading associated internal and external innovation programmes. He has also worked in a range of public and private sector organisations in areas such as business and market intelligence, data strategy and population research Chris has a passion for digital health and its role in evolving healthcare systems, practices and outcomes for a better future and a healthier planet.
	Melanie Turieo, Partner, Health & Life Sciences, PA Consulting Melanie is an experienced leader with extensive expertise in medical product development from definition through realization. She is motivated by the desire to make a positive impact in business and on people’s lives through an empathetic and human centric approach to medical product development.