by ZS | Medullan | Jul 15, 2021 | Blogs, Life Sciences, Analytics & Outcomes
Digital health technologies such as sensor-based wearables are maturing from being seen as a hallmark of “boutique” remote monitoring-equipped health services organizations or, alternatively, as the obsession of fitness enthusiasts. Now that they are becoming an...
by Vasundhara Sridharan | Jul 13, 2021 | Blogs, Life Sciences, Analytics & Outcomes
The clinical trial industry has been rapidly transforming from site-based traditional approaches to technology-enabled decentralized processes over the last couple of years. The COVID-19 global pandemic has only fuelled a fire that was already kindled by ballooning...
by Tai Chung | Jun 9, 2021 | Blogs, Life Sciences, Analytics & Outcomes
The fee-for-service reimbursement model dominates the healthcare landscape despite being widely seen as a major culprit for the skyrocketing cost of healthcare over the past three decades. It is a model based on volume — the more services, visits, and episodes or...
by Todd Greenwood | Apr 22, 2021 | Blogs, Life Sciences, Analytics & Outcomes
Medullan recently participated in a discussion hosted by HealthXL, which brought together leaders from across the healthcare and the life sciences to talk about digital therapeutics in oncology. There is growing interest in using digital tools to empower cancer...
by Stephanie Bach | Nov 5, 2020 | Blogs, User Experience (UX), Healthcare Payers, Analytics & Outcomes
Many of our clients often come to us with ‘transactional’ problems to solve. How do we get a higher number of completed registrations? How do we get users to engage sooner or for a more extended period? We also often hear the complaint that the process is...
by Sarah Baca | May 10, 2017 | Blogs, Analytics & Outcomes
How do you know if you should start your next project using a traditional methodology (SDLC) or an Agile one? The first step is to determine the type of system you are working within. Systems are a set of interacting parts that form to create one whole, for example...
