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Stroke2gether: digital care pathway for at home rehabilitation and healthy lifestyle. Closing event on 6 June 2023.
Being successful in health takes expertise, patience and flexibility. But most of all it takes action.
Worldwide, healthcare is changing. New legal frameworks and competencies are needed, companies are changing their business models and health is a top startup and scale-up sector.
This e-book is for health entrepreneurs and people working in the health ecosystem.
How do you start your project and what does it take to build a successful business model in healthcare? What steps to take first and what next?
Find all of the essential information you need. Discover tools to use and networks to reach out to. Take one of the 30+ actions to make your company grow in healthcare.
‘Basics to grow in health’ aims to bring you focus and practical support in your health innovation journey. Use it as your buddy.
You can find these chapters in the e-book:
The book includes many examples and useful sources. It also gives over 30 actions to take to help your health company grow.
Dashplus is all about inspiring and supporting health innovators from around the world. We focus on the topics of digital health and prevention.
We help healthcare companies with business advice, insights in our 2-weekly newsletter and workshops.
Sofie founded dashplus after having extensively worked with all players in the health ecosystem and has over 10 years experience.
After completing the payment, you will be guided to the book page where you can download the eBook in PDF format. You will also receive a confirmation by e-mail. Fill in your company name if you need an invoice.
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Stroke2gether: digital care pathway for at home rehabilitation and healthy lifestyle. Closing event on 6 June 2023.
Poland is an emerging market for telehealth in Europe. Here are 10+ Polish telehealth companies you should know. From Docplanner to Infermedica.
Before the pandemic, telehealth was rather the exception in Poland. In 2017, only 7%- of the population used medical services via the internet (EU-average: 13%). Despite legal permission for telemedicine and public ehealth infrastructure at European level, yet challenges remained
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