The Facts: Pressure against the skin from prolonged periods of non-movement can result in lesions on the skin of various degrees of severity (4 stages) termed pressure ulcers. These skin lesions are painful, can significantly increase the risk of serious infection, and could result in death. Pressure ulcers can occur in patients that are in […]

Product Testing and Iteration If you haven’t done so, take a minute to read Building a Clinical Evidence Package: Parts 1 and 2 first, as this post builds directly on them. For all of you who have read Lean Startup, you know about the MVP. The MVP, or minimum viable product, is “a version of […]

If you haven’t done so, take a minute to read Part 1 first, as this post builds directly on that. The first level of scientific and clinical development for a new product is simply a basic review of the published literature in your target field. For companies that want to take an exhaustive deep-dive, a […]

In our previous post titled “Mobile Medical Applications: Classification and Revenue Models”, we discussed several different approaches you can take to positioning your mobile app. We believe that medical apps will slowly begin creeping towards higher regulation and will therefore require more clinical data to prove that it provides value for a patient. Many people […]