Product in Healthtech · 2022-10-20 · 41 min
Today we're diving into a conversation with Sabrina Erlhoff and Dr. Elena Tsoy, two of the leaders of a new Alzheimer's diagnostic tool coming out of the memory and aging Center at the University of California, San Francisco, we talked about the challenges of developing healthcare technology within an academic setting, some of the clinical breakthroughs that have enabled products like this to be built, and how product leaders can incorporate the large variety of stakeholders necessary to build a clinically effective piece of technology.
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