Mpaata, Charles Norman Matovu, Brian Takuwa, Mercy Kiwanuka, Noah Lewis, Steff Norrie, John Ononge, Sam Tuck, Sharon Wolters, Maria Demulliez, Marc
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Frontiers in Medical Technology
Background In many parts of the world, medical devices and the processes of their development are tightly regulated. However, the current regulatory landscape in Uganda like other developing countries is weak and poorly defined, which creates significant barriers to innovation, clinical evaluation, and translation of medical devices. Aim To evaluat...
Hegerty, Scott W. Weresa, Marzenna
The recent COVID-19 crisis, as well as the resulting international response, have demonstrated the importance of medical innovation in meeting current and future health challenges. Yet capacity for innovation differs from country to country, and policymakers are wise to find ways to increase each nation’s ability to generate new solutions. This stu...
Chin-Yee, Benjamin Nimmon, Laura Veen, Mario
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Teaching and learning in medicine
Issue: Technological innovation is accelerating, creating less time to reflect on the impact new technologies will have on the medical profession. Modern technologies are becoming increasingly embedded in routine medical practice with far-reaching impacts on the patient-physician relationship and the very essence of the health professions. These im...
Wang, Judy Jiaqi Singh, Rishabh K Miselis, Heather Hough Stapleton, Stephanie Nicole
Published in
JMIR Medical Education
Background Modern innovations, like machine learning, genomics, and digital health, are being integrated into medical practice at a rapid pace. Physicians in training receive little exposure to the implications, drawbacks, and methodologies of upcoming technologies prior to their deployment. As a result, there is an increasing need for the incorpor...
Ke, Janny Xue Chen Waslen, Alexander Park, Chance Hung, Orlando
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Canadian journal of anaesthesia = Journal canadien d'anesthesie
Hopkins, Michael M Ibanez, Fabien Skingle, Malcolm
Published in
Future Healthcare Journal
A wide range of stakeholders recognise that physicians play a vital role in medical innovation and, in particular, the importance of boundary-spanning engagement between physicians and industry in clinical research. While UK physicians are keen to take part in research, this article draws on a range of literature to identify apparent and anticipate...
Kouvela, Christina
Maternal health has been found to lag significantly behind in medical innovations compared to other branches of medicine such as radiology. Prenatal care, being part of maternal health, seems to be no different. Driven by this fact, this study first attempts to investigate the state of innovation implementation within the context of prenatal care i...
Grine, Lynda; Janssens, Rosanne; 111649; van Overbeeke, Eline; 97132; Derijcke, Danielle; Silva, Mitchell; Delys, Belinda; Dusart, Isabelle; Aertsen, Veerle; de Wilmars, Magali Mertens; Robaczewska, Joanna;
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EUPATI Belgium (EUPATI.be) is an informal gathering of local partners who are interested in improving patient involvement in healthcare innovation and medicines research and development. EUPATI.be brings together various stakeholders from different areas related to healthcare including patients, academia and industry. In doing so, we create an inno...
Grine, Lynda Janssens, Rosanne van Overbeeke, Eline Derijcke, Danielle Silva, Mitchell Delys, Belinda Dusart, Isabelle Aertsen, Veerle Mertens de Wilmars, Magali Robaczewska, Joanna
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Published in
Frontiers in Medicine
EUPATI Belgium (EUPATI.be) is an informal gathering of local partners who are interested in improving patient involvement in healthcare innovation and medicines research and development. EUPATI.be brings together various stakeholders from different areas related to healthcare including patients, academia and industry. In doing so, we create an inno...
Horowitz, Mitchell Simkins, Joseph Pearce, David A
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Journal of clinical and translational research
Medical innovation awards stand out as an important means to focus public attention on what matters in medical advancement. Traditional awards typically focus on celebrating medical innovators with either a track record of proven successes in new treatments or promising basic science breakthroughs still years away from reaching patients. Perhaps on...
