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Roche at ViVE 2022 : Shaping the future of tech-enabled healthcare


Roche welcomes thought leaders from across the healthcare ecosystem to ViVE 2022. We invite all attendees, including C-suite executives, experts in digital health, authorities on health startups and industry investment trends, and experienced government and regulatory professionals to learn how our versatile digital solutions are solving problems for healthcare providers and organizations, enabling more effective collaboration and patient-centered care.

The costly burden of acute infections

Across the U.S. healthcare system, prolonged length of stay and readmissions are persistent problems in managing many different diseases, with cardiovascular diseases and infections among the key driving factors:

Supporting statistics on infection management

By operating at the enterprise level,* our customizable digital platform helps improve the quality of care for diseases across the healthcare continuum, addressing three specific areas:

  • Hospital analytics—measuring and tracking operational, financial and clinical KPIs
  • In-hospital care navigation—focusing on length-of-stay, readmissions and adherence to clinical guidelines
  • Remote patient monitoring—helping reduce readmissions and costs through surveillance to detect adverse changes in a patient’s condition

Learn more about our ground-breaking digital solution that enables multidisciplinary teams to master key steps in proactive infection management to improve the patient’s experience and clinical outcomes.

Find out more about the Roche and Innovaccer collaboration in clinical decision support.

Register today to meet our team in person

Find us at booth number 732 on Level 1: Halls A-D

Roche booth at ViVE

* Product in development and not commercially available

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