The industry is embracing consumer-friendly offerings, says Dr. Jacqueline Shreibati, former chief medical officer of AliveCor, who describes the company's mobile ECG technology.
When it comes to using citizen data to improve health outcomes, trust and security are extremely important, explains Sinikka Salo, leader of change with Finland's Permanent Secretary's Cabinet Ministry of Social Affairs and Health Government.
Lorraine Bessmer, senior cybersecurity analyst at St. Luke's Health System, says a lack of third-party cybersecurity standards is hampering hospital-vendor partnerships.
The health tech industry must close gaps in care, and not just cater to those who can afford the latest pricey smartphones and wearables, says Duke Clinical Research Institute's Dr. Ann Marie Navar.
Digital trial technologies can streamline clinical research and improve the patient experience, says Jena Daniels, director of research at Medable.
Encouraging health skills is increasingly difficult in today's landscape, says University of Pittsburgh Professor Lora Burke, who has done research in healthy behaviors.
Heather Provino, managing partner of The Scanlon Group, explains why the last few years in particular have been exciting for population health's digitization.
The American Heart Association is looking to guide healthcare startups as they build credibility, says Kathleen Warner, the organization's chief of emerging strategies and ventures.
Data from her research on animals can help assess cognitive health risks of deep space travel, says Susanna Rosi, professor of physical therapy at UCSF.
New innovations originally designed for space have found their way into our homes, says Dorit Donoviel, director of the Translational Research Institute for Space Health.
