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NODE.Health Digital Medicine Conference

The premier conference focused on the clinical validation and evidence-based science of digital medicine and health technology applications.

When
December, Early December
Where
New York City, USAView on Google Maps
Format
Hybrid
Organiser
NODE.Health
Region
North America
Scale
About 600 attendees
Founded
2016

The Signal

The Digital Medicine Conference is organized by NODE.Health, the Network of Digital Evidence in Health. It centers on the scientific validation of digital health solutions, aiming to separate clinical efficacy from marketing hype. The conference acts as a meeting ground for health systems, academic researchers, and digital health developers seeking to build rigorous clinical trials for software. For operators, it offers a blueprint for generating the clinical evidence required for enterprise hospital adoption.

What to expect

  • Best practices for clinical validation of digital health tools
  • Evidence synthesis from real world digital health implementations
  • Discussions on clinical trial methodologies for software

Who is in the room

Clinical trialists, digital medicine researchers, hospital innovation officers, healthtech product managers, and regulatory experts attend.

Background

NODE.Health was formed to address the critical lack of clinical evidence supporting early digital health technologies. The annual conference was launched to establish a peer-reviewed framework for digital medicine, mirroring traditional clinical research. It has since become the primary venue for discussing clinical validation standards.

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