Artificial intelligence has rapidly transformed the landscape of medical devices, reshaping how healthcare is delivered and experienced by patients, providers, and financial stakeholders like hospitals and payers. Over the last decade, advancements in ML, data analytics, and computational power have enabled medical devices to move beyond static functionality to become more dynamic tools that enhance decision-making, personalize care, and improve outcomes. For patients, AI-powered medical devices enable earlier detection of diseases, tailored treatment plans, and continuous monitoring, fostering proactive rather than reactive care. Providers benefit from AI’s ability to analyze vast datasets, identify patterns, and streamline workflows, reducing diagnostic errors and freeing providers to focus on patient care. For financial stakeholders like hospital systems and payers, these innovations drive value by optimizing resource utilization and reducing unnecessary procedures, thereby improving cost efficiency across the healthcare system. As the integration of AI into medical devices continues to develop, its potential to bridge gaps in access, equity, and precision will only deepen.

This panel explored 2 main topics:
– How the regulatory landscape has changed and best practices for engaging with FDA
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– How to best approach clinical evidence for providers and financial stakeholders to
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