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Medtech Maze CEO Paulina Jonasson Foresees Precision Medicine in 2026

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Source: Medtech Magazine
TL;DR

Medtech Maze CEO Paulina Jonasson predicts that precision medicine will become predominant in medtech by 2026. This transition is enabled by the successful implementation of regulatorily approved AI solutions in healthcare, projected for 2025, and will be further driven by AI-powered image analysis as well as advanced risk profiling, leading to less reliance on general solutions.

Key takeaways

  • In a recent interview with Medtech Magazine, Paulina Jonasson, CEO and partner at Medtech Maze, forecasts a substantial transition towards precision medicine within the medtech industry by 2026
  • Jonasson emphasizes that the widespread adoption and implementation of regulatorily approved AI solutions in healthcare during 2025 represent a pivotal achievement for artificial intelligence in clinical settings
  • Looking forward, Jonasson anticipates a decline in the reliance on general medical solutions
In a recent interview with Medtech Magazine, Paulina Jonasson, CEO and partner at Medtech Maze, forecasts a substantial transition towards precision medicine within the medtech industry by 2026. Jonasson emphasizes that the widespread adoption and implementation of regulatorily approved AI solutions in healthcare during 2025 represent a pivotal achievement for artificial intelligence in clinical settings. Looking forward, Jonasson anticipates a decline in the reliance on general medical solutions. She highlights AI-powered image analysis and sophisticated risk profiling as crucial instruments for delivering personalized patient care. Furthermore, Jonasson notes the increasing maturity of the market in response to the Medical Device Regulation (MDR) and In Vitro Diagnostic Regulation (IVDR).

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MedtechPrecision MedicineArtificial IntelligenceRegulationHealthcareMedical Device RegulationIn Vitro Diagnostic Regulation

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