Laura Lovett
The emerging technology has the potential to reach a larger audience in the healthcare space, but industry players warn of privacy gaps.
Dr. Yaa Kumah, assistant professor of biomedical informatics at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, discussed the opportunities and hurdles for voice technology in provider organizations last week at Harvard Medical School.
The program is designed to help providers gain additional insights into a patient's health records without changing their workflows.
MassBio's Luba Greenwood also discusses her decision to leave Verily in order to pursue teaching the intersection of life science and technology at Harvard.
Greenwood, Verily's business development manager, discussed the importance of teaching the next generation about the convergence of industries within digital health.
Ellen Wiegand, vice president and chief information officer at Virginia Mason Health System, talks about the potential of AI, robotics and advice to early career professionals.
The ingredients of Finland's growing startup ecosystem include public-private partnerships, data research availability and a little bit of sisu.
At Health 2.0 Europe, pharma, patient and academic representatives weighed in on challenges of working together.
Erika Cheung recently launched the Ethics in Entrepreneurship venture in Hong Kong and the US to help startups navigate ethics in innovation.
Last night at a Partners HealthCare Pivot Labs event, industry players discussed the ins and outs of how to validate a digital health product, regardless of funding.