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DiGA VADEMECUM
How to Launch Digital Health Apps in the German Healthcare System
1. Auflage
Paperback, 145 mm x 220 mm
192 Seiten
22 farbige Abbildungen,
ISBN: 978-3-95466-610-2
erschienen: 15. Oktober 2021
39,95€ [D]
inkl. 7% MwSt.
Digital Healthcare Applications – From Idea to Successful Market Launch
The "prescribable app" has arrived! Digital health applications (known by their German acronym, DiGA) are now accessible to the 73 million beneficiaries of Germany’s statutory healthcare system. Pioneering public policy is creating compelling new opportunities for innovation and driving digital transformation within Europe’s largest healthcare market – this is where this book comes in!
Written by deep domain experts who helped shape the core DiGA policy framework and its implementation, this 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 Healthcare!
Written by deep domain experts who helped shape the core DiGA policy framework and its implementation, this 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 Healthcare!
- 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
Die Autoren / Herausgeber
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Jan B. Brönneke
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Prof. Dr. Jörg F. Debatin
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Julia Hagen
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Dr. jur. Philipp Kircher
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Dr. rer. pol. Henrik Matthies
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Prof. Dr. Ariel D. Stern
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- German Version
With contributions by K. Heitmann | D. Larsen | E. Oesterhoff | P. Stachwitz |
Developers, founders, entrepreneurs and investors in the digital health industry; health professionals in medicine, nursing, psychology and other health professions; decision-makers and stakeholders in politics, the medical technology and pharmaceutical industries; students/lecturers in medicine, nursing, psychology and other health professions as well as health economics, public health; patients, patient organizations
Digital Health; DiGA; Start-up; Digital Health App; Digital Transformation; German Healthcare System; Health Insurance; DiGA-Fast-Track; Marketing; Digital Health Care Products; Data Privacy; GDPR; German Social Code; Pricing
