08 Oct 2024 | 03:00 PM GMT

Treatment or Diagnosis in Digital Medicine: Which Offers a More Viable Business Model

About this Meeting

In an era where technology continues to revolutionise healthcare, the debate over the preferable business model in digital medicine intensifies. Entrepreneurs, life science companies, investors, and practitioners are faced with strategic decisions regarding where to focus their efforts and resources. Should the emphasis be placed on innovative diagnostic tools that promise early detection and prevention of diseases, or is there greater potential in developing digital treatments that provide personalised, on-demand care?

Join us for a thought-provoking discussion as we delve into the heart of this matter. During this meeting, we will explore the nuances of both approaches, considering factors such as market demand, regulatory considerations, technological advancements, and financial sustainability. Key discussion questions include:

  • What are the current trends in consumer preferences and healthcare needs that could inform the decision between prioritising diagnosis or treatment?

  • How do regulatory frameworks and approval processes differ for diagnostic tools versus digital treatment solutions, and how might these impact business viability?

  • In terms of scalability and long-term sustainability, which model - diagnosis or treatment-focused - offers more promising prospects for investors and entrepreneurs?

  • Considering technological advancements like AI and telemedicine, how might these innovations influence the feasibility and effectiveness of diagnostic and treatment-oriented digital solutions?