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Digital health is growing fast — but at what cost?
A new motto for founders entering digital health: Move slowly and prove things.
The author makes a great point that digital health startups must “build a culture of outcomes”. He goes on to elaborate:
To fix this, we have to change the way we think about success in digital health, and that responsibility falls on many different parties.
The media has to be more critical of how it covers burgeoning digital health startups, prioritizing coverage of peer-reviewed research and proven outcomes over funding rounds and hiring numbers. The speaking circuit has to laud founders who can talk about how their products have changed people’s lives for the better, rather than giving the main speaking slot to the biggest exit of the year. And the investor community has to be patient with its investments, understanding that true growth in healthcare takes time.
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