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For the last 7 years we have been hosting meetings around the world. From Boston to Barcelona, Menlo Park to Melbourne and Mumbai we have met with leaders from payor, provider, pharmaceutical and technology organizations who care deeply about the promise of digital health and who want to share their stories, ideas and successes.
It was all going so well: We had a NPS of 80+, but then it became clear in February that traveling was no longer an option.
We spent the last 5 weeks talking with clients about how we can help them network and keep some of the magic of events alive in an online world.
In our talks we saw one strong recurring theme: You want to connect to peers in a safe environment to find common opportunities and network and share their passion for improving health.
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The feedback has been invaluable and we are proud to announce ‘Virtual Digital Health Lunches’ as part of our new Virtual Meetings offer:
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We can provide an introduction on your behalf so that you can contact them directly with any questions/queries on this topic. Simply click on the link below to request an introduction.
Digital Health Lunches are just like your regular networking lunch, but online! You select a topic (or we suggest one to you) and match you with amazing individuals, allowing you to engage your colleagues with some of the leading minds in the industry to explore opportunities to work together.
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We hope that these sessions will create lasting bonds and bring together the collective intelligence of our community as we work on new insights and reports.
We have created a ‘menu’ of topics for our virtual discussions, for example Digital Therapeutics, Clinical Trial Optimization, Consumerisation of Health, or we can help you find a theme and topic to fit your needs.
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We can provide an introduction on your behalf so that you can contact them directly with any questions/queries on this topic. Simply click on the link below to request an introduction.
Our Digital Health Lunches are not the only way to connect or find new opportunities. Guide your top management team with our 'Expert Council' meetings, find new innovations and partners with our 'Pitch competitions' or solve a specific issue in one of our 'Workgroups'.
Get in touch with us about how we can help you connect with the right network of people by clicking here. You can also write to Niamh for more information on niamh@healthxl.com
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Join our Digital Health Meetings and take a deep dive for 75 minutes into topics like digital therapeutics, patient support, telehealth, clinical trials, dermatology and many more. These Meetings are not regular webinars: No audience, no recording and no hiding behind a screen. You actively participate in a discussion to solve your present challenges and design the future of digital health. And with a free account on our Community Hub, you stay connected and up-to-date on the latest news and insights, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the topic before, during and after.
The integration of technology in cardiovascular disease (CVD) management holds significant potential for pharma and healthcare alike.
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