The Digital Health Learning Network (DHLN) is a group of innovation leaders from industry, who come together specifically to understand what a patient-centric future means for life sciences and healthcare. The DHLN is hosted and supported by Cambridge Digital Innovation, organising the Network’s meetings, facilitating networking, and developing knowledge through white papers, podcasts, and webinars.
As the industry moves towards a patient-centric future the key questions of how this will manifest, what will enable it, the regulatory effect, and most importantly how this will help people lead healthy lives, must be addressed. Digital innovation is accelerating the pace of these changes, so it has never been more important, or challenging, for leaders in life Science and healthcare to understand the nature of impending disruptive innovations.
Objectives
- Help companies operating in life science & healthcare identify disruptive innovations.
- Build a community of like-minded people in digital transformation.
- Encourage innovators to develop offerings with customers and collaborators.
- Develop a medium- to long-term perspective on how life science & healthcare could develop.
Areas of interest
Internet of things
Devices capable of interconnecting to collect and exchange data.
Cognitive computing
Self-learning systems that use data mining, pattern recognition and natural language processing.
Social Engagement
Degree of participation in a community or society.
Meetings
Next meeting: to be announced.
Previous meetings
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Date |
Subject |
|---|---|
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18 June 2018 |
Health data security, the future of tele-health & innovation scaling |
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15 March 2018 |
Developing innovation in the health ecosystem |
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7 December 2017 |
Nurturing innovation |
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7 September 2017 |
New approaches to patient engagement |
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30 March 2017 |
Impact of artificial intelligence |
Outputs
The outputs of DHLN meetings are available online.
Selected DHLN Briefs include: