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digital health maven dot edu – episode 27: August 21, 2021
In this episode, I take a look at the evolving FemTech space – specifically whether innovators are expanding their focus into a broader array of women's health and wellness concerns beyond parenthood and fertility.
I also focus on FemAging – women's health innovations that focus specifically on women ages 40+ and recent work I have been involved in to expand awareness and support for companies in this area of health and wellness.
This episode highlights the following reports and events:
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digital health maven dot edu – episode 26: April 6, 2021
In this episode, I take a look at how the global digital health landscape evolved over Q1 2021 and continue to examine the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the market.
In my last episode, I had three areas of focus: the behavioral changes ushered in by the COVID-19 virus, the ongoing revenue problem facing digital health companies and hospitals, as virtualization takes hold and the rise of the global data lake.
In this podcast, I'll focus on the digital health investment/exit surge, talk a bit about which digital behaviors and trends could be most sticky post-pandemic and touch briefly on the ongoing revenue problem for health provider organizations.
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digital health maven dot edu – episode 25: December 30, 2020
In this episode, I take a look back at an eventful 2020 and provide some thoughts about what 2021 may bring to the global digital health market. This lecture covers three themes:
1. The COVID-19 Nudge: COVID 19 ushered in a radical behavioral shift in terms of how people and institutions have viewed and adopted digital health solutions. Will it persist?
2. The Revenue Problem: 2020 has created a new class of winners in digital health: firms developing virtual care solutions. Yet, the old problems of reimbursement and sustainability remain.
3. The Rise of the Global Data Lake: With the rise of remote care, increasing adoption of digital trackers and the continued push for value over volume, data has become even more important in healthcare. How will the growing health data lake affect privacy, health security and care delivery in 2021?
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digital health maven dot edu – episode 24: October 23, 2020
Over the past few episodes, I have been focusing a lot on a new initiative I launched last year with Denise Pines, president of the Medical Board of California and women's health expert and champion, called the FemAging Project. The project is designed to educate on the unique health, wellness and well-being issues faced by women over the age of 40. Another goal is to accelerate innovative solutions for their most urgent health concerns.
Denise and I had the opportunity to participate in a virtual Fireside Chat with Natalie Yeadon, co-founder of Impetus Digital. Natalie's company works with life sciences organizations to drive virtual collaboration engagement and knowledge gathering/transfer.
This podcast features excerpts of our chat with Natalie, focusing on the "why" behind the FemAging Project, surprising insights from our FemAging research and more. To listen to the full program, please click here.
EVENT: Beyond Fertility: The FemAging Era Advancing Women's HealthTech Innovation and InvestmentRegister
Learn more about the FemAging era by attending a free virtual event, Beyond Fertility on October 29, 2020. Click here to learn more and attend.
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digital health maven dot edu – episode 23: July 14, 2020
This is a very special episode featuring a conversation between me and Denis Pines. Together we developed two recently published reports: FemAging 2020 and FemAging in the COVID 19 Era.
Denise is president of the Medical Board of California and serves on the Martin Luther King Community Hospital Foundation. She also serves in leadership positions in the California University of Science and Medicine, School of Medicine, the Triple Step Toward the Cure, and is an award-winning marketer and serial entrepreneur, with experience in 10 startups including multimedia companies and foundations.
What is FemAging? Well, FemAging (a term introduced by Denise and I) refers to a trend focusing on the health and wellness needs of mature women — specifically those between the ages of 40 to 65. FemAging 2020 reveals the unique and surprising health, wellness and well-being needs of these women.
It also focuses on how FemAging Tech innovations — solutions such as software, diagnostics, devices, nutraceuticals, wearables, pharmaceuticals, clothing and other products and services developed specifically for women ages 40+ — are not meeting older women's needs.
The FemAging in the COVID-19 era report focuses on how mature women view the coronavirus crisis as having a long-term — not temporary — but long-term impact on their health and well-being.
For more information about FemAging and FemAging Tech, please visit www.femaging.com where you can download the FemAging 2020 and FemAging in the COVID-19 Era reports, and contact us about this research.
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About the Host: This podcast is hosted by Fard Johnmar, digital health futurist, researcher, speaker and helper. Learn more about Fard and his work by clicking here.
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digital health maven dot edu – episode 22: June 22, 2020
This episode is the second part of a new ongoing series focusing on the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on global digital health.
In this series of podcasts, I focus on the many ways COVID-19 is reshaping global health from a digital perspective. This installment focuses on the issue of privacy. Will privacy be a casualty of the war against the coronavirus?
Real-time insights highlighted in this podcast are generated by analysis of data flowing into our DigiHealth Informer platform.
DigiHealth Informer features the world's largest database of innovation intelligence: more than 53 million plus data points, active tracking of 60,000-plus companies, startups, people, academic institutions, up-to-date global investment data and more.
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digital health maven dot edu – episode 21: May 11, 2020
This episode is the first part of a new ongoing series focusing on the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on global digital health.
In this series of podcasts, I'll focus on the many ways COVID-19 is reshaping global health from a digital perspective. These real-time, insights are generated by analysis of data flowing into our DigiHealth Informer platform.
DigiHealth Informer features the world's largest database of innovation intelligence: more than 53 million plus data points, active tracking of 50,000-plus companies, startups, people, academic institutions, up-to-date global investment data and more.
What review of DigiHealth informer data has demonstrated is that COVID-19 has changed how digital solutions are being perceived, funded and integrated into healthcare globally.
In this first installment I focus on some of the behavioral impacts of the pandemic on the utilization of digital innovations.
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digital health maven dot edu – episode 20: February 17, 2020
This episode is the first of a three-part research and strategy-based podcast series focusing on the important topic of digital therapeutics.
This episode focuses on the clarity question: What exactly is a digital therapeutic? With an increasing number of startups and other firms describing their products and services as "digital therapeutics" what really matters most?
Is it more important to understand what they are, or what it will take for them to be adopted?
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Insights presented in this podcast are powered by DigiHealth Informer, a unique market intelligence and signals platform that is helping startups, large organizations and others answer critical questions about how to shape and deploy their innovation strategies.
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About the Host: This podcast is hosted by Fard Johnmar, digital health futurist, researcher, speaker and helper. Learn more about Fard and his work by clicking here.
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digital health maven dot edu – episode 19: December 4, 2019
In this episode, I introduce a new three-part research and strategy-based podcast series I've developed focusing on the important topic of digital therapeutics.
What is a digital therapeutic? According to the Digital Therapeutics Alliance, they are evidence-based digital solutions featuring high-quality software that — ideally — have been validated by regulatory bodies.
As the digital therapeutics sub-sector has grown it's faced some key challenges. In this series, which will be published over the next three podcast episodes, I'll address three of them: clarity, efficacy and commercialization.
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About the Host: This podcast is hosted by Fard Johnmar, digital health futurist, researcher, speaker and helper. Learn more about Fard and his work by clicking here.
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digital health maven dot edu – episode 18: October 22, 2019
This episode is the final installment in a series of research-based lectures focusing on virtual care technologies. As virtual care solutions such as telehealth and mobile, powered by emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, have become more popular, health industry incumbents are asking critical questions about whether they should view virtual care as a threat — or opportunity.
In this podcast, I look at various episodes of care — from urgent care (for example, UTIs and sexually transmitted infections), to behavioral health and wellness — and consider whether there is potential for care delivered in these contexts to be provided in a fully virtual manner.
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Insights presented in this podcast are powered by DigiHealth Informer, a unique market intelligence and signals platform that is helping startups, large organizations and others answer critical questions about how to shape and deploy their innovation strategies.
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About the Host: This podcast is hosted by Fard Johnmar, digital health futurist, researcher, speaker and helper. Learn more about Fard and his work by clicking here.
Interested in diving deeper into any of the insights and strategies outlined in the podcast? Get in touch by clicking here.
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