Medical Design Briefs - September 2021 - 29

CONFERENCE PROGRAM - MONDAY, OCTOBER 25
TIME
8:30 AM
9:00 AM
SESSION
Registration & Coffee
Chairs' Opening Remarks
Andreas Caduff, Strategic Advisory Board, Digital Medicine Society
Natalie Wisniewski, Principal, Medical Device Consultancy
WEARABLE DEVICES FOR MONITORING AND REMOTE DIAGNOSTICS
9:10 AM
OPENING ADDRESS: Bringing medical wearables into people's homes
* What elements do you need to master to operate a medical wearable ecosystem
* An outlook into sustainability and connectivity - the meaning of data analyses and illustration
* The business case challenges for new wearable devices
* The next steps for providing increased availability of medical wearables for patients
Andreas Caduff, Strategic Advisory Board, Digital Medicine Society
9:50 AM
10:30 AM
11:00 AM
11:40 AM
Connected health value creation
David Braun, Global Head of Connected Health and Devices, Merck Group
Morning Coffee
Wearable remote patient monitoring to explore brain-heart links
Rhoda Au, Professor, Anatomy and Neurobiology and Neurology, Boston University School of Medicine
Vijaya Kolachalama, Assistant Professor, Medicine & Computer Science, Boston University School of Medicine
Opportunity and challenges of sensor-based digital outcome assessments in neuroscience
Christine Guo, Head of Scientific Innovation, Biogen Digital Health, Biogen
DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS AND OUTLOOKS
12:20 PM
1:00 PM
2:00 PM
2:40 PM
On-body biosensors: A human factors development approach
Jim Leamon, Director of Biologics Device Development, Jazz Pharmaceuticals
Networking Lunch
Technology and design considerations in developing easy-to-adopt user centric digital health products
Jason Song, Chief Technology Officer, SureMed Technologies, Inc.
BIOSENSOR SPOTLIGHT
Wireless implantable sensors for cardiovascular applications
* Implantable technologies.
* Application landscape
* QURA's unique design concept and attributes
* Data driven therapeutics
William Hendren, CEO, QURA, Inc.
HOW ARE BIOSENSORS PLAYING A PART IN THE RESPONSE AGAINST COVID-19?
3:20 PM
4:00 PM
4:30 PM
5:10 PM
5:50 PM
Smart patches for COVID-19 vaccine delivery and efficacy monitoring
Sanjiv Sharma, Senior Lecturer in Medical Engineering, Swansea University
Afternoon Tea
Developing smart on-body sensors via on-skin printing
Huanyu (Larry) Cheng, Dorothy Quiggle Assistant Professor, Penn State University
Utilizing connected devices to combat COVID-19: Case studies
Alex Gilbert, Digital Medicine, Huma
Chairs' Closing Remarks and Close of Day 1
OPENING ADDRESS DAY 1:
Bringing medical wearables into people's
homes
Andreas Caduff, Strategic Advisory Board,
Digital Medicine Society
Andreas Caduff has been a driving force in
the development of noninvasive and contextualized physiological
monitoring. He served as CTO of Solianis, where he
orchestrated the development of noninvasive glucose monitoring.
He then founded Biovotion and served for seven years as
CEO, offering a state-of-the-art user-centric, analytics-driven
ecosystem, powered by medical wearable technology. Biovotion
received several international awards and high-caliber endorsements
for its innovations, including an award from the XPrize
Medical Design Briefs, September 2021
Intro
Cov
Foundation. Today he is working at the interface of secured
medical technology, physiological monitoring, and data science,
toward a more holistic view of health.
HIGHLIGHTS FOR 2021:
* Engage in case studies from leading experts on wearable
devices for remote diagnostics and patient monitoring.
* Delve into the evolving research into smart vaccines for
COVID-19 and the developing wearable technology being
used in the response against the pandemic.
* Uncover how medical wearables and digital health technologies
are advancing the potential of clinical trials.
* Explore a future outlook of the industry with insights from
leading start-ups and thought leaders on novel developments
in digital medicine.
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