Review: virtual.MEDICA 2020

Name: Review: virtual.MEDICA 2020
Start: 2020-11-16T00:00:00+0100
End: 2020-11-19T00:00:00+0100

MEDICA 2020, the world-leading information and communication platform for the medical technology industry and supplier industry took place entirely online as virtual.MEDICA (November 16-19).

Event: Nov 16, 2020 - Nov 19, 2020 Location: Online, virtual

Germany: Europe’s No. 1 Healthcare Market - How Does it Work?
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Germany is Europe’s number one healthcare market by volume: Patients, manufacturers and providers power a life science industry composed of thriving medical technology, pharmaceuticals, medical biotechnology, and digital health sectors.

International visitors who wanted to learn about Germany’s business opportunities, trends, market access, and much more besides were invited to join our comprehensive market presentations (English).

They received invaluable market information, updates and answers to questions about the coronavirus crisis and Germany as well as the potential effects for their project in Germany.

Monday, November 16, 2020

Germany’s Healthcare Market
Germany is Europe’s No. 1 healthcare market-by-market volume, patients, manufacturers, and providers. This session will illustrate some key market data, address current trends as well as highlight business opportunities.

Dr. Marcus Schmidt | Director Healthcare | GTAI
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Webinar Stream: Germany's Healthcare Market @ Medica 2020 | © GTAI

Webinar Stream: Germany’s Healthcare Market

Germany’s Digital Care Act
The Digital Care Act paves the way for the broad use and reimbursement of digital health applications, enabling 73 million insured Germans access to digital health application on prescription. This session will provide insights into Germany’s digital health market including regulatory changes and the Fast Track program for medical apps.

Julia Pietsch | Senior Manager Digital Health| GTAI
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Webinar Stream: Germany's Digital Care Act @ Medica 2020 | © GTAI

Webinar Stream: Germany's Dgital Care Act

Germany's Medical Device Market: How to Commercialize Innovative Medical Devices in Germany

Key market facts, grants for CE validation trials, reimbursement regulation
Gabriel Flemming I Senior Manager Medical Technology I GTAI
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German market access experience 2020
Duncan Cunningham I The Insides Company (NZ)
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Webinar Stream: Germany's Medical Device Market @ Medica 2020 | © GTAI

Webinar Stream: Germany's Medical Device Market: How to Commercialize Innovative Medical Devices in Germany

HEALTH MADE IN GERMANY

The initiative HEALTH MADE IN GERMANY helps to bring the strengths of the German health care industry to countries around the globe.

Wednesday, November 18, 2020

Germany’s IVD and Analytics Market
Current developments in the German market for in vitro diagnostics and laboratory analytics.

The German diagnostics and analytics industry
Gregor Kemper I Project Manager Biotechnology I GTAI
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Regulatory aspects of diagnostics development
Moritz Beissenhirtz I Manager Business Development I Thermo Fisher Scientific

Webinar: Germanys IVD and Analytics Market @ Medica 2020 | © GTAI

Webinar Stream: Germany’s IVD and Analytics Market

Germany´s Medical Aids Market (“Hilfsmittel”)
Driven by trends like demographic change, the German medical aids (Hilfsmittel) market experiences consistent growth, offering opportunities for international companies planning to enter the German market.

Market overview and trends
Julia Albrecht I Manager Healthcare I GTAI
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Market access, regulatory aspects and reimbursement
Dr. Tobias Volkwein I Lawyer I D+B

Webinar: Germanys Medical Aids Market (“Hilfsmittel”) @ Medica 2020 | © GTAI

Webniar Stream: Germany´s Medical Aids Market (“Hilfsmittel”)

Financing and Incentives for R&D and Production in Germany
The session will introduce a range of financing and public incentive options in Germany including venture capital, R&D grant programs and various other grant and loan options as well as opportunities created by the €9.5 billion stimulus package to strengthen the German healthcare sector.