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The Next Realm of Patient Care Is Bringing Pharma & MedTech Together
The COVID-19 pandemic underscored the appeal of in-home patient care, offering a convenient and safe alternative for both patients and physicians. However, to enhance the accuracy and reliability of these emerging healthcare delivery models, collaboration between medical device companies and pharmaceutical entities is imperative. The development of clinical-grade devices capable of providing precise patient data is essential for optimizing treatment outcomes. In an upcoming session at BIOME Device Boston, titled "Clinical-grade Medical Devices for New Healthcare Delivery Models and Partnering with Pharma," a panel of experts will delve into the latest trends in evolving healthcare models. They will explore strategies for medical device companies to establish partnerships with pharmaceutical counterparts, fostering the creation of innovative devices tailored to the unique requirements of this burgeoning sector. Such collaborations hold the promise of improving patient care and advancing the capabilities of healthcare delivery in the post-COVID era.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the attractiveness of in-home patient care, offering safety and convenience. To improve the accuracy of these models, collaboration between medical device and pharmaceutical companies is essential. Creating clinical-grade devices that provide precise patient data is crucial for treatment optimization. At the upcoming BIOME Device Boston session, experts will discuss healthcare model trends and strategies for fostering partnerships between medical device and pharmaceutical firms. This collaboration has the potential to enhance patient care and advance healthcare delivery capabilities in the post-COVID era.
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