MIT School of Architecture and Planning
Launching HealthTech Innovation
For Entrepreneurs and Executives
MIT School of Architecture and Planning
Launching HealthTech Innovation
For Entrepreneurs and Executives
Course starts
October 12, 2022
Registration closes October, 19 2022
Course starts
October 12, 2022
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About the course
Digital health is disrupting the healthcare industry by creating new value using wearables and patient engagement data.
According to Global Market Insights Inc., the worldwide digital health market is projected to hit $504.4B by 2025.
This course was developed to provide a comprehensive guide to structuring a successful health tech product, service or venture.
It will prepare entrepreneurs, innovators and health executives to leverage the transformative power of AI-wearables and machine learning.
Who is this course for?
Increase in telehealth use from the pre-COVID-19 baseline
Of medical imaging processes will use AI to detect diseases and guide treatment by 2026
On completing the course, you will gain a prestigious certificate of attendance from the MIT School of Architecture and Planning.
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Our learners are professionals from prestigious companies from across the world. In the past, we have worked with companies like NASA, Boeing, MasterCard, Salesforce, HSBC and many more.
Module 1
Explore the concepts of AI-wearables, health data and health tech and how they transform the health industry.
Module 2
Make the connection between innovation and technology aspects of a patient’s health and their data.
Module 3
Discuss key principles and processes that will help forge the path to a successful health tech product, service or venture.
Module 4
Engage in a high-level introduction to the venture capital investment process, including alternative funding sources.
Module 5
Explore the mission value of a health tech product, service or venture and key considerations for determining whether it will follow an FDA approval track.
Module 6
Data has been the beginning of many great products, services or ventures in health tech — explore data mining, analytics and ethical concerns.
Faculty Director
Rosalind Picard
Faculty Director
Professor of Media Arts and Sciences
Co-Director, Advancing Wellbeing Initiative Faculty Chair, MIT Mind+Hand+Heart
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Why Esme?
Results that matter
30x
The completion rate overother MOOC competitors
90+%
Student completion of courses, against the industry average of 3-5%.
30-35%
Improvement on metrics such as grades and retention