There are a growing volume of products in interdisciplinary technology categories that rely on combinations of hardware and software to improve clinical efficacy, personalize patient care, increase physician accessibility, and cut costs.It lends itself to the question, “Where does traditional medical technology end and digital health start, though?
The products in both interdisciplinary technology categories rely on combinations of hardware and software to improve clinical efficacy, personalize patient care, increase physician accessibility, and cut costs. There has not yet been a consensus when is a product a software enabled hardware / technology vs. a digital health product with hardware?
Where is the boundary line between hardware based medical technology and digital health?
