The aim of the report is to develop a comprehensive picture of the medical start-up market in Poland. Collecting the most important information about healthtech companies at various levels of development will facilitate the conclusion of effective partnerships between start-ups and investors, healthcare entities and other partners and end customers.
Ultimately, this will affect the quality and availability of services, enabling patients to use the latest medical technologies and therapeutic methods.
The report finds that the number of start-ups making use of AI has increased considerably over the past year, jumping to 43 per cent from 30 per cent in 2020. The uptake of telemedicine – necessary due to the restrictions imposed by the Covid-19 pandemic, also saw a significant rise: 52 per cent of start-ups now offer telemedicine services.
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Work has begun on the preparation of a new report that sets out to identify the leading disruptors in Polish healthcare.
The authors of a new report aim to identify the most important Polish medical start-ups in 2021, offering unique insight into the country’s vibrant start-up community.
The report, Top Disruptors in Healthcare, is a joint effort by the Polish Hospital Federation, the largest organisation of hospitals in Poland, and the Young Healthcare Managers Association.
The aim of the report is to disseminate knowledge about innovative businesses and solutions in medicine, in order to help start-ups reach future investors, customers, employees and vice-versa.