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Rajiv Kumar, MD, Science Advisory Board Member, Virgin Pulse
Maryam Gholami, Chief Product Officer, Digital Innovations, Providence
Jackie Kosecoff, PhD, Managing Partner, Moriah PartnersDigital Therapeutics– Engagement and Integration to Streamline the Health Ecosystem
Date: Tuesday, January 26, 2021 | Time: 10–11 a.m. PT/1–2 p.m. ET
Host: Rajiv Kumar, MD, Science Advisory Board Member, Virgin Pulse
Discussion Leaders:
• Maryam Gholami, Chief Product Officer, Digital Innovations, Providence
• Jackie Kosecoff, PhD, Managing Partner, Moriah Partners
• Additional discussion leader TBA
Discussion leaders will share their perspectives on:
- How do payers and providers quantify the value of digital therapeutics?
- Assessment of digital technologies and interventions that are clinically sound
- Impact on reimbursement
- Addressing the engagement challenge with consumers
- Attributes of successful digital therapeutics
- How are payers and providers aggregating digital solutions to provide radical simplicity for consumers?
- Strategies to reduce friction for users and administrators
- Approaches to consolidate systems and manage fragmentation and data from multiple sources
- What needs are not being met and what is the market missing?
- What should investors be looking for?
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