HRX Roundtable - Global Innovation Roundtable-Global Innovation Roundtable

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The Global Innovation Roundtable at the University of Adelaide, led by Prash Sanders, brought together a diverse group of experts, including clinicians, venture capitalists, industry leaders, and regulators to explore the intersection of healthcare, innovation, and global impact. The panelists, including Stephen Browning from the FDA, Lia Tzoref from J&J MedTech, Tom Osborne from Microsoft Federal, Giovanni Leo from Lake Geneva Ventures, and academics like Deepak and Jeannie Poole, discussed various aspects of medical innovation with a focus on AI, diagnostics, and global healthcare challenges.<br /><br />Stephen Browning emphasized the need for a balanced approach to regulation that does not stifle innovation while maintaining patient safety. The panel discussed the importance of global regulatory harmonization and the role that regulators play in facilitating the safe rollout of new technologies.<br /><br />Tom Osborne highlighted the problem of the digital divide and the responsibility of ensuring equitable access to technological advancements. Deepak and Jeannie Poole echoed the need for global inclusivity in medical research and innovation, pointing out the disparities in healthcare access and the importance of involving diverse populations in clinical trials.<br /><br />Giovanni and other industry representatives outlined the challenges and strategies of navigating global markets and regulatory environments. The panel concluded that while the US is a major hub for medical innovation, there is a clear need for more collaborative, inclusive, and globally-minded approaches to ensure that advancements benefit a broader range of populations.

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Global Innovation Roundtable

healthcare innovation

AI in diagnostics

global healthcare challenges

regulatory harmonization

digital divide

equitable access

inclusive medical research