From innovation, to industry, to impact: Translating Digital Health R&D
Description
The rapid evolution of technology means digital health research is advancing fast. But too often, it struggles to translate into real-world impact – falling flat in practice.
What does industry need from researchers to make their discoveries work? Bringing together healthcare leaders with experience across R&D and implementation, this webinar will reveal:
what industry looks for in digital health research, talent and partnerships
what makes (or breaks) the transition from research to real-world application
how to design research that is relevant, scalable and implementation-ready
actions researchers can take to increase uptake of their work.
If you want your research to land beyond the lab, this session will give you a clearer view of how to align with industry priorities and deliver impact where it matters.
Experience insightful presentations followed by a panel and audience-led Q&A discussion.
This webinar is brought to you by the Alliance for Digital Health at Monash.
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Host
Professor Chris Bain - Lead, Alliance for Digital Health At Monash (ADAM) and Member, AIM for Health Lab
Chris' position is the first of its kind in the Faculty of Information Technology at Monash University. He has more than 30 years' experience in the health industry, including 12 in clinical medicine. He's led numerous software development and implementation projects in the health industry and works with many faculties and Institutes across the University, as well as with a range of health industry partners, in leading the Monash efforts in Digital Health - Read more about Chris Bain's research

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