Digital Health Validation Lab Evidence Generation Bootcamp

Accelerate your digital health solution with our evidence generation bootcamp!

We are delighted to host a two-day, hands-on bootcamp to help you navigate your evidence generation pathway towards successful adoption.

💡 What you'll gain:

• A clear understanding of your evidence needs and how to effectively meet them

• Expert guidance on identifying the right stakeholders and the evidence required to engage them

• Practical knowledge on building an evidence-generation roadmap tailored to your innovation and route to market

Leave feeling confident, informed, and ready to collaborate to create the critical evidence for your digital health innovation.

Agenda

Day 1

• Digital Health Evaluation Overview: What to evaluate, why, and how.

• Defining and Testing Value: Value propositions, intended use and claims to test

• Medical Device Regulation: Regulatory approval, common challenges and potential solutions.

• Procurement: Market engagement, procurement strategy and key evidence touchpoints.

• Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE): from product design to clinical research design
  

Day 2

• Evidence requirements to determine and demonstrate value

• VC funding: what evidence do VCs look for?

• Validating AI and data-driven solutions

• Evidence generation roadmaps: hands-on workshop to develop your roadmap

Speakers include:

Professor David Lowe: Clinical Director of Innovation University of Glasgow and Digital Health Validation Lab and Clinical Lead Health Innovation CSO ScotGov

Elaine Gemmell: Head of Regulatory Affairs at InnoScot Health

Adriana Roemmele: Innovation and Improvement Lead - National Procurement. NHS National Services Scotland (NSS)

Professor Olivia Wu: William R Lindsay Chair of Health Economics and co-Director of Health Economics and Health Technology Assessment (HEHTA) at the University of Glasgow

Albert Nicholl: Experienced MedTech Non Executive Director

Professor Neil Hawkins: Professor in Health Technology Assessment (HTA) at the University of Glasgow and member of the National Institute of Health and Clinical Excellence Diagnostics Advisory Committee.

Ticket Price

£350.00 - Standard Rate

Please note that registration will close on Friday 11 November, 12.00(GMT)

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