The framework focuses on topics such as cloud infrastructure, data exchange and compliance patterns. The guidance is based on insights from a range of companies, including single-founder startups and hospital providers.
Datica says its framework, which spans a four-year timeline, will help digital health developers understand business risks and benchmark their progress.
“Unlike other industries where a pathway to success is straightforward, the healthcare industry has unique considerations not found elsewhere,” said Mark Olschesky, chief data officer at Datica.
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