Jonathan Batiller

Evidence-based medicine aims to ensure that only the best diagnostics and therapeutics are available to patients in clinical practice. While randomized controlled trials remain the gold standard of clinical evidence, real-world evidence has recently grown in relevance and importance. Spanning sources including electronic medical records, disease registries, insurance claims and consumer wearables, real-world evidence is increasingly used in support of regulatory approvals and market development. In this session, learn how Philips is using real-world evidence to drive clinical adoption of an innovative diagnostic tool for coronary and peripheral interventions called intravascular ultrasound – and how their experience could contribute to your technology’s evidence strategy.