4 things startups should know to achieve a successful tech pilot

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Top Story 4 Things Startups Must Know to Achieve a Successful Tech Pilot In recent years, providers have been increasingly conducting tech pilots to see which solutions can best improve their clinical and operation success. During a panel at MedCity News' INVEST Digital Health conference in Dallas, healthcare leaders shared their insight on how startups can best serve their provider partners during these pilots. Sponsored Connect With Investors & Biopharma Leaders at Biotech Showcase™ 2025 Presented by Biotech Showcase™ & EBD Group Join over 3,200 global biopharma leaders, including 1,200+ investors and 350+ biotech innovators unveiling their latest breakthroughs at Biotech Showcase™, Jan 13–15, 2025. Register now to save $600!

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Debunked | No-Fluff Healthcare News Show | Presented by MedCity News | Episode 8 In this episode, we address a judge's ruling against FTC's ban on non-compete clauses in employment contracts and its implications for healthcare workers. Also, Pfizer's launch of a digital platform providing easy access to providers and medications for migraine patients and vaccine seekers. Finally, Johnson & Johnson's attempt to modify its 340B drug discount program, which offers reduced prices on outpatient medications to hospitals serving uninsured patients. Watch Now

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