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Breaking Down Barriers Between Pre-clinical and Clinical Adoption of Personalized Medicine

Antoinette F. Konski Posted By Antoinette F. Konski on Posted in Personalized Medicine
Personalized medicine will change how health care is delivered and disease is prevented and treated. But first, how disease and health is defined, as well as the clinical development and adoption of new therapies must align with current theories of disease and treatment.… Continue reading this entry
Tags: adoption, clinical, Personalized Medicine, pre-clinical

Proving Utility, Demonstrating Value: How to Align the Moving Parts in Personalized Medicine Reimbursement

Posted By Foley & Lardner LLP on Posted in Personalized Medicine; Reimbursements
Of the many business, operational, legal, regulatory and clinical obstacles standing in the way of widespread delivery of personalized medicine, the single greatest challenge may lie in solving the reimbursement puzzle. Advocates of personalized medicine contend that it results in better care for the patient, as therapy is targeted specific to an individual, and that … Continue reading this entry
Tags: ACA, Affordable Care Act, payers, Personalized Medicine, Providers, reimbursement, treatment, Trump, Trump Administration

Forget Bigger Data – Personalized Medicine Needs Smarter Data to Reach its Full Potential

Posted By Foley & Lardner LLP on Posted in Personalized Medicine
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The advent of big data has helped enable the growth of personalized medicine. But if machine learning and analytics are to truly help transform health care, it won’t be through bigger data, but through harmonized, smarter data.… Continue reading this entry
Tags: Big Data, business of personalized medicine, Personalized Medicine, smart data