Digital therapeutics companies still have much work to do when it comes to creating awareness and promoting adoption of their products by providers and consumers.
DTA Panel Discusses Future Of Digital Therapeutics, Obstacles To Wider Adoption
A panel discussion between health professionals, industry groups and digital therapeutics innovators at the DTA Summit highlighted opportunities and barriers for the development and adoption of digital therapeutics.
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