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Today on TownHall Sue Schade, Principal at StarBridge Advisors interviews Pamela Arora, President and CEO of AAMI. The Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation is a diverse community of more than 10,000 professionals united by one important mission – the development, management and use of safe and effective health technology. What are some of the challenges between IT and health technology management? How has the IT and HTM relationship evolved over the past 10 years? What is AAMI’s vision for the future?
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What if your wearable device could save your life? Nanotechnologist Dr Noushin Nasiri asks what wearable technology can do for future of healthcare, by empowering us with the ability to monitor our own wellness before we develop illness, and to help our healthcare systems become more proactive and predictive. The sky is the limit in Noushin’s inspiring and hopeful talk. Dr Noushin Nasiri has received her PhD in Nanotechnology from the Australian National University (ANU), in 2017. Then, she took a postdoctoral position at University of Technology Sydney, Faculty of Science where she continued working on nano-structured materials for health, energy and environment application.
In 2018, she joined the School of Engineering at Macquarie University as a Lecturer and Group Leader. Her research lies at the intersection of science, technology and engineering as she is focusing on early stage detection of diseases just with a puff of human breath. An array of diseases such as diabetes, different types of cancer, liver and kidney failure can all be detected from our breath alone. In much the same way as a police officer can detect if you are drunk with a breath analyser, it is possible – in the very near future – that we can detect diseases with a simple, non-invasive and quick breath test. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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InnovatioCuris Foundation of Healthcare & Excellence (ICFHE) organized a webinar on ‘Introduction to Health Technology Assessment’ on 25 July 2019.
Speaker: Denny John, Evidence Synthesis Specialist, Campbell Collaboration – South Asia
Moderator: Dr. VK Singh, Managing Director, InnovatioCuris
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Health Technology Assessment (HTA) is a formal process of decision-making for drugs, devices, technology, and programmes in countries such as UK, Sweden, Norway, Canada, Thailand etc, for many years. The Health Technology Assessment India (HTAIn), currently under the Department of Health Research, is functioning in India since last couple of years. However, the process and method of HTA is not familiar amongst most healthcare organisations, including understanding why, how, and when to engage with HTA experts to support the ultimate goal of enabling patients to access healthcare interventions/solutions of value to them.
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Rationale for, and development of HTA
Concepts used in HTA
Process and methods of HTA
