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Proceedings from the Consortium for Technology & Innovation in Pediatrics (CTIP) 2025 annual pediatric device innovation symposium.

PMID: 42860525 ·

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JournalBMC proceedings
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PMID42860525

Abstract

The 2025 CTIP Pediatric Device Innovation Symposium in Chicago, IL, convened a multi‑stakeholder community of clinicians, entrepreneurs, regulators, investors, and families to examine how pediatric medical devices traverse the "last mile" from regulatory clearance to real‑world adoption. The program featured a keynote fireside chat with Kolaleh Eskandanian, PhD, followed by four focused panels: (1) procurement, reimbursement, and clinical adoption barriers within children's hospitals; (2) pathwa

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