How to align your startup's goals with your medical partners and healthcare system stakeholders while managing regulation, and accreditation standards. - Learnings from managing over 35 healthcare projects with 22 organizations.
In this healthcare minutes session I will talk with Yael Kirsten Ben-Shoshan, the Head of Venture Lab at DHZB German Heart Center Berlin Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin. We will delve into her extensive experience in strategic healthcare project management of complex cross-organizational projects and clinical innovation research, auditing, and conceptualizing and leading innovative AI and big data clinical research projects by managing over 35 healthcare projects from pharma over corporates to startups. As well as her role, as the National Accreditation Manager JCI at the Ministry of Health Israel where she worked with over 22 organizations on their accreditation.
It showed once again how crucial it is to bridge different professional groups and foster collaborations among multiple stakeholders when you work in healthcare and have to deal with the combination of the governmental or hospital sectors, various healthcare standards, such as GCP, ISO, EUMDR, Regulation, and International Accreditation standards.
During our conversation, we discussed the differences and challenges between health tech companies and traditional tech companies, particularly in terms of product development timing and go-to-market strategies.
We dived into managing different stakeholders, and what early-stage founders should keep in mind, as well as the importance of understanding stakeholders' agendas, identifying their pain points, and effectively communicating with them. It was super interesting to understand the mechanisms and how important it is to incentives in the right way and how to align your stakeholders with your startup's goals, to foster collaboration and cooperation.
While working in Denmark, Israel, Turkey, Norway, Finland, South Korea, and Germany, Yael knows a lot of different healthcare systems and is always open to sharing more.
What would be your questions?
Thank you, Yael, for the exploration of the nuances of international health tech standards and regulations, stakeholder management, and the challenges faced by early-stage founders.
#healtcaremminutes #healthcare #regulatory
In this healthcare minutes session I will talk with Yael Kirsten Ben-Shoshan, the Head of Venture Lab at DHZB German Heart Center Berlin Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin. We will delve into her extensive experience in strategic healthcare project management of complex cross-organizational projects and clinical innovation research, auditing, and conceptualizing and leading innovative AI and big data clinical research projects by managing over 35 healthcare projects from pharma over corporates to startups. As well as her role, as the National Accreditation Manager JCI at the Ministry of Health Israel where she worked with over 22 organizations on their accreditation.
It showed once again how crucial it is to bridge different professional groups and foster collaborations among multiple stakeholders when you work in healthcare and have to deal with the combination of the governmental or hospital sectors, various healthcare standards, such as GCP, ISO, EUMDR, Regulation, and International Accreditation standards.
During our conversation, we discussed the differences and challenges between health tech companies and traditional tech companies, particularly in terms of product development timing and go-to-market strategies.
We dived into managing different stakeholders, and what early-stage founders should keep in mind, as well as the importance of understanding stakeholders' agendas, identifying their pain points, and effectively communicating with them. It was super interesting to understand the mechanisms and how important it is to incentives in the right way and how to align your stakeholders with your startup's goals, to foster collaboration and cooperation.
While working in Denmark, Israel, Turkey, Norway, Finland, South Korea, and Germany, Yael knows a lot of different healthcare systems and is always open to sharing more.
What would be your questions?
Thank you, Yael, for the exploration of the nuances of international health tech standards and regulations, stakeholder management, and the challenges faced by early-stage founders.
#healtcaremminutes #healthcare #regulatory