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DiGA VADEMECUM: How to Launch Digital Health Apps in the German Healthcare System - Couverture souple
Synopsis
The ""prescribable app"" has become reality in Germany! Digital health applications (known by their German acronym, DiGA) now have access to 73 million beneficiaries of the statutory health care system in Germany. Pioneering public policy is creating compelling new opportunities for innovation driving digital transformation within the largest European health care market. A great opportunity for many stakeholders this is where this book comes in! Written by deep domain experts who helped shape the core DiGA policy framework and its implementation, the book is a streamlined guide to developing and disseminating digital health applications - from concept, to approval, to successful digital product. Designed for DiGA developers in both start-ups and established companies, the necessary steps from ideation to successful market launch are described. Edifying and clearly structured, the DiGA VADEMECUM also provides valuable insights for investors and financial partners from the venture capital and private equity sectors as well as for potential distribution partners from the pharmaceutical and medical technology communities. Finally, the DiGA VADEMECUM is also an invaluable resource for physicians and therapists who want to learn not only how to prescribe DiGA in a meaningful way, but also how to use digital feedback in the service of delivering better care to patients. DiGA VADEMECUM - A Must-Have for Digital Leaders in Health Care! from the expert team of the health innovation hub (hih) Germany step by step from development to approval to market launch best practice knowledge for developers, investors, manufacturers and users
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À propos des auteurs
Jan B. Brönneke, lawyer and economist, has already worked as a manager at the G-BA and a law firm specializing in medical law and previously researched the further development of the health technology assessment at the Collaborative Research Center 597 Statehood in Transition at the University of Bremen. Now at hih he is an expert on legal and economic issues.
Jörg F. Debatin is chairman of the hih. He is one of the earliest digitizers in the German healthcare system, who made the University Medical Center in Hamburg-Eppendorf completely paper-free as early as 2011, later was a board member of various medical technology companies and most recently global CTO at GE Healthcare.
Philipp Kircher is a lawyer and expert in data protection in the healthcare sector, previously with positions at the BMG and G-BA and at two Berlin health law firms - there with a focus on digital health. In the hih he is responsible for all the subtleties of SGB V and DS-GVO.
Henrik Matthies, serial founder (Jodel, Mimi Hearing Technologies), is with Mimi a pioneer of digital prevention in Germany and one of the first digital health entrepreneurs. Before that he was a manager at Bertelsmann for five years, doctorate at RWTH Aachen University, and now managing director of the hih.
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