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Innovation trajectory of Software as a Medical Device: Evidence from the US FDA-approved products.

PMID: 42389386 ·

Jiakan Yu, Jiajie Zhang, Shuto Miyashita, Shintaro Sengoku

JournalDigital health
Year
PMID42389386

Abstract

Digital health innovation is reshaping healthcare, with Software as a Medical Device (SaMD) as a critical frontier. However, little is known about how enterprises evolve portfolios within this regulated market. This study uses enterprise-level SaMD product portfolio data to characterize innovation trajectories in SaMD development and assess heterogeneity in these trajectories across enterprise characteristics. We identify 578 FDA-approved products from 289 enterprises (2012-2022) using the OpenF

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