About this Meeting

Cancer is a source of significant and growing mortality worldwide. In 2020, it was the therapeutic area with more capital invested in digital health, 12% of venture funding in digital health was focused on oncology companies.

Recent results in JAMA (https://cutt.ly/RjIOIS9 & https://cutt.ly/njIOPM5) show that digital symptom monitoring during chemotherapy can help patients improve quality of life, live longer and reduce hospitalisation and ER visits. There is a gap in oncology to be addressed around broader care for the patient’s overall wellbeing; what impact might Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) solutions have on the quality of life? Can they help address fatigue, nutrition, caregiver support and education? Are the digital solutions focused on quality of life the ones with the greatest opportunity in oncology? What are the attitudes of centers of excellence and community Oncologists on the use and value of RPM tools in their cancer patients?  Join this informal conversation with other thought leaders to discuss the current state and the exciting future of digital health in oncology.