From thought provoking conference sessions to groundbreaking innovations on the show floor, attendees at CES 2024 got a first-look at tech that lowers costs and improves health equity.
The Consumer Technology Association (CTA)® and Morehouse School of Medicine (MSM) discuss findings from the recently released report Leveraging Digital Health Tools to Advance Health Equity from the National Center for Primary Care (NCPC) at MSM, impacts on digital health equity, and policy considerations to ensure digital health tools are employed to bridge current barriers to high-quality health care, improve health outcomes, and address long-standing inequities.
CTA, together with a diverse group of health care associations and coalitions, released the “What is Health AI?” brief. The paper is the first step in creating a common understanding among regulators, developers, and public health stakeholders about the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the health care system.
This CTA research explores the future of women’s consumer digital health solutions, what drives women to adopt and use them for health management, and how to better inform new features and products.
This voluntary standard identifies the current recommended practices for managing, characterizing, and safeguarding data for developing artificial intelligence-based applications in health care.
CTA hosted many digital health-related conferences and other events in 2023, including the HealthFuture conference, the Health Industry Leaders Summit 2023 and Health AI+. What follows is a summary of the issues and discussions that were central focus areas for speakers and attendees from those events.
A result of years-long advocacy by CTA, member companies and allied organizations, learn about the journey to make hearing aids accessible to millions of Americans over-the-counter.