Conference
Digital Medicine Conference
The premier conference focused on the clinical validation and evidence-based implementation of digital medicine technologies in health systems.
- When
- December, Early December
- Where
- New York, United StatesView on Google Maps
- Format
- Hybrid
- Organiser
- NODE.Health
- Region
- North America
- Scale
- About 800 attendees
- Founded
- 2016
The Signal
The Digital Medicine Conference, organized by the Network of Digital Evidence in Health, centers on the clinical validation of digital health tools. Held in New York City, the event addresses the gap between technological innovation and rigorous clinical science. The conference focuses on real world evidence, clinical trial design for digital solutions, and implementation science in major health systems. It is essential for healthtech operators seeking to understand how to validate their technologies to secure hospital adoption.
What to expect
- Presentations of clinical trial results for digital therapeutics
- Discussions on frameworks for measuring digital health clinical utility
- Case studies on integrating validated digital tools into hospital workflows
Who is in the room
Clinical researchers, chief medical officers, digital health executives, evidence-based medicine practitioners, and regulatory specialists attend.
Background
NODE.Health was established to advocate for evidence-based digital medicine, launching this conference as its signature annual event. It has served as a critical platform for steering the digital health industry away from hype toward clinical and scientific rigor.
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