You want to keep your trial on track, but physical distancing and travel restrictions have made it difficult. Fortunately, IMARC has experience providing remote services.
It’s without question that medical devices are becoming more and more advanced. These technological increases only continue to provide data, and lots of it! An article which asks, “Is The Medical Device Industry Ready for Big Data”- caught our attention and we’d like to know your thoughts, are medical device companies ready for what could be ahead?
Topics: Medical Device Companies, HIPAA, Big Data
Outcomes research can be defined as “the study of the end results of health services that takes patients' experiences, preferences, and values into account—is intended to provide scientific evidence relating to decisions made by all who participate in health care.” Recently, the push has been for greater emphasis on outcomes and a new joint effort is a giant boost in this direction.
Topics: Outcomes Research, SharedClarity, Medical Device Companies, MD+DI
It’s without question that medical devices are becoming more and more advanced. These technological increases only continue to provide data, and lots of it! Recently an article which asks, “Is The Medical Device Industry Ready for Big Data”- caught our attention and we’d like to know your thoughts, are medical device companies ready for what could be ahead?
Topics: Medical Device Companies, HIPAA, Data Strategies
Peter Derycz, CEO of Derycz Scientific published an article in MD+DI that caught our attention. Derycz indicates that with financial pressures continuing to rise in the medical device industry, one key area that should be looked it is content management. He indicates that the expenses happen in both the research and marketing phases, and suggest partnering with content technology company is a possible solution.
Topics: Content Management, Derycz Scientific, Medical Device Companies
With the economy the way it is “budget” is a word on everyone’s mind- including those in the medical device industry. It has been discussed that the US might be taking a back seat in the medical technology market because of financing and economic challenges. With these concerns in the back of everyone’s mind a recent article on MD+DI caught my attention. This piece highlights these issues and focuses on cost saving strategies for device startups.
Topics: Save Money, Charlie Chie, PhD, Medical Device Companies
Over the last year, Healing Innovations has stated that they’ve been making a case for great collaboration between the medical device industry and physicians. Interestingly enough, they have also blogged about the “conflict of interest which may result from clinicians becoming mouthpieces for new products and clinical trial results.”