If you’re at the point where you want to market your health product, find paying customers or need business partners to cooperate, you will find a lot of useful information here.
It’s becoming more and more familiar in the United States and it could be the next big thing in Europe too: hospitals having their own venture fund to invest in digital health innovations. In this blog post, I explore the world of hospital venturing: This article is part of a dashplus-series on healthcare corporate venturing.
What is dementia? Dementia is an umbrella term that covers a range of medical conditions that cause cognitive deterioration beyond that of normal ageing. This deterioration is severe enough to cause those who suffer from it, to require assistance for basic daily functions. Dementia is all too often linked to memory loss and grief about
mhealth belgium.be Belgian government recently launched the website mhealthbelgium.be, where you can read all about health apps and digital health solutions in Belgium: what are medical apps? What about the app you already use in terms of benefits, possibilities and reimbursement? And new on the mobile health front: companies can officially register their medical health
No healthcare entrepreneur can do it on his own. Here is why. Innovating in health can be lonely: your idea is new, success requires bold choices which makes a person shiver, and you run into questions that you don’t dare to ask out loud. Do it anyway! Ask that question and make that leap. And
I googled ‘business ecosystem’ the other day and got over 56 million hits. Not so long ago, ecosystems were only mentioned in a biological sense: as a complex set of natural actors and sources. This has changed. Ecosystem seems to be thé buzzword for business people: trendy, hot, but also vague – even for people
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