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Six Under-the-Radar Trends You Should be Thinking About in 2021

Six Under-the-Radar Trends You Should be Thinking About in 2021 It’s safe to say that 2020 was a year of surprises, right up until the very end. Even in the waning days of the year, the federal government dropped several unexpected pieces of regulatory guidance. These undoubtedly will shape the healthcare landscape for 2021 beginning with the final rule on use of electronic prior authorization under Medicare Part D.  That said, I don’t want other trends to get lost in the sound and the fury surrounding only federal rule drops. That’s why I wanted to start off with a handful of under-the-radar trends. I’m paying attention to them as 2021 begins and you should be thinking about them, too. My six picks are as follows.     

Health IT Under a Biden Administration: Part of the Problem or Part of the Solution?

Health IT Under a Biden Administration: Part of the Problem or Part of the Solution? With a flurry of dropped regulations at the end of 2020 and now in the early days of the new Biden Administration, you may be expecting a wholesale change in a new Administration’s approach to health information technology (health IT). I’m not.  Now, it goes without saying that policy, in general, is going to change dramatically under a Biden Administration. Democrats and Republicans have VERY different philosophies and core principles. However, one thing I’ve observed over the years is that both Democrats and Republicans tend to agree that health IT is part of the solution, not part of the problem. 

Dexcom launches first VC fund

MedCity News Dexcom launches first VC fund Dexcom launched its first venture fund. The company, which makes continuous glucose monitors, plans to invest in glucose sensing technologies and metabolic monitoring. Shares1   Medical device company Dexcom is launching its first venture fund. The San Diego-based company, one of a few competing for dominance in the market for continuous glucose monitors, plans to invest in technologies related to its core business and adjacent technologies. Steve Pacelli, Dexcom’s executive vice president of strategy and corporate development, will lead Dexcom Ventures. “While we have matured as a company over the years, we still consider ourselves to be a ‘start-up’ of sorts,” he said in a news release. “We feel well positioned to invest early and support our portfolio companies as they pioneer markets.’’

Global Remote Patient Monitoring and Care Market Insights, Share, Trends, Future Scope Analysis, Forecast 2027 – KSU

DBMR proclaims the addition of a new research report titled as, Global Remote Patient Monitoring and Care Market 2021 by Manufacturers, Regions, Type and Application, Forecast to 2025 that contains the industrial chain, factual data about every single part of the Remote Patient Monitoring and Care market, production chain, manufacturing capacity, sales volume, and revenue. The world class Remote Patient Monitoring and Care report covers all the market shares and approaches of the major competitors or the key market players. Such highlights about competitive landscape plays very important role in deciding about the enhancements required in the product already in the market or the future product. The report also performs systemic analysis of growth trends and future prospects. Besides, this market report contains an extensive evaluation of the markets growth prospects and restrictions. An influential Remote Patient Monitoring and Care market report offers an utter background analysis

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