The European Digital Health Tech Hub event focused on supporting digital medical devices from incubation to market access will take place between the 16th and 17th of May in Luxembourg

Supporting digital medical devices from incubation to market access

The digitalisation of the healthcare sector has a great potential to provide benefits for patients and healthcare providers, both now and in the future. However, successfully launching digital medical devices on the European market is a complex process.  Luxinnovation, EIT Health and Medical Valley are inviting healthtech stakeholders to exchange experience on how national and regional healthtech hubs in Europe can optimise their support to digital medical device companies all the way from incubation and R&D activities to market launch.

Digital medical devices (DMDs) are a cornerstone of the digitalisation of the healthcare sector. Ensuring that high-potential devices succeed with the journey from initial concept to commercialised product is a priority, but a process fraught with challenges, not least due to the complex regulatory environment. Although the European regulation on medical devices has now been clearly defined, several other key components are needed for these technologies to reach the market.

The aim of the European Digital HealthTech Hub Conference is to share best practices on how European, national and regional healthtech hubs can optimise their support to digital medical device companies all the way from early incubation to market launch. It will, in particular, focus on funding proofs of value, designing successful business models and acceleration programmes and optimising clinical trial design and endpoints.

Healthtech hubs that play a central role in creating and supporting sustainable digital health ecosystems in their regions and countries, healthtech start-ups from Europe and beyond, experts and key opinion leaders in the healthtech sector are warmly invited to join the conferenc

Luxinnovation, EIT Health and Medical Valley EMN e. V. are inviting healthtech stakeholders to exchange experience on how European, national, and regional healthtech hubs in Europe can optimise their support to digital medical device companies all the way from incubation and R&D activities to market launch.

The European Digital HealthTech Hub Conference 2023 will focus in particular on funding proofs of value, designing successful business models and acceleration programmes, and optimising clinical trial design and endpoints. This conference is an excellent opportunity to learn and share about best practice in supporting and empowering digital medical device companies, and to expend your network and find potential future collaborations. 

The first edition of the European Digital HealthTech Hub Conference will be held in Luxembourg the 16-17th of March 2023. Healthtech hubs that play a central role in creating and supporting sustainable digital health ecosystems in their regions and countries, healthtech startups from Europe and beyond, experts and key opinion leaders in the healthtech sector are warmly invited to join.

Call for Speakers

There are still open slots for speakers for this event, this will be a unique opportunity to put your healthtech business or healthtech institution in the spotlight in the heart of Europe, share your expertise and best practices and give actionable insights into the major challenges faced by healthtech companies in Europe.

Three sessions are still open for speakers:
– Funding proofs of value – 16 May
– Business models and acceleration programs – 16 May 
– Clinical trial design and endpoints – 17 May

To become a speaker apply here: https://events.luxinnovation.lu/european-healthtech-hub-conference-2023/registration/become-a-speaker

Learn more about Luxinnovation:

Luxinnovation, the national innovation agency, empowers companies to innovate today to be ready for tomorrow and contributes to the development of the economy as a whole by identifying innovation opportunities and fostering collaborative innovation projects that stimulate the development of a sustainable, competitive, and digital economy.