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How might digitization change health care in Germany by 2035, Julian Molitor? (Repost)

This is a repost of a popular episode of MAP – Market Access Podcast, from October 1st 2022.

Digital health could improve the efficiency, care and way patients are treated in all health care systems in the next years. Germany has started by implementing digital health applications (“DIGAs”) and is currently on its way to improve the digital infrastructure in hospitals. Anyway, some core questions remain such as reimbursement for high risk medical devices, e.g. artificial intelligence (AI), interoperability.

Dr. Stefan Walzer and Julian Molitor are discussing the current state as well as future opportunities with digital tools across the health care system. If you need to know where the German adoption is with respect to digitization you should not miss this podcast episode. 

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