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Digital Medicine Conference

The premier academic and industry event focused on clinical validation and evidence-based standards for digital medicine.

When
December, Early December
Where
New York, United StatesView on Google Maps
Format
Hybrid
Organiser
NODE.Health
Region
North America
Scale
About 500 attendees
Founded
2016

The Signal

The Digital Medicine Conference, run by NODE.Health (Network of Digital Evidence in Health), focuses entirely on evidence-based digital health. Unlike marketing-driven industry shows, this conference emphasizes peer-reviewed studies, clinical trials, and real-world efficacy of digital health solutions. Panelists discuss regulatory pathways, pediatric digital therapeutics, and system-wide technology integration at major academic medical centers. For healthtech founders and investors, the conference provides a reality check on which digital tools actually deliver clinical and financial ROI.

What to expect

  • Presentations of clinical trial data for digital therapeutics
  • Guidelines for clinical validation of wearable sensors
  • Best practices for deploying remote patient monitoring software
  • Discussions on evidence standards for health insurer coverage

Who is in the room

Clinical researchers, digital medicine directors, health system innovators, digital therapeutic developers, and healthcare payers.

Background

NODE.Health was established in 2016 to bridge the gap between digital health technology and clinical evidence. The annual conference was launched as an antidote to general tech hype, focusing strictly on evidence-based medicine. It has become a key venue for validating novel clinical algorithms and software interventions.

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