How has the healthcare startup landscape evolved over the last 20 years? What are must-know for a scientist building a venture? What does “the perfect path to failure” look like? What does it take to go from 0 to 1?

In this episode, Venturelab co-founder Jordi Montserrat takes us through an innovator’s journey, drawing on 20 years of shaping the Swiss startup ecosystem and helping ventures take off.

Together, we explore:

• The emergence of startups over the last 20 years

• Entering entrepreneurship with a technical/scientific background

• Fundraising in healthcare

• Innovation as a cornerstone of resilience in times of crisis

Barriers to adoption we discussed:

• Regulatory hurdles

• Business case: the dependance on reimbursement

• The healthcare space's risk aversion

• Healthcare's high entry barrier

• Increasing evidence requirements

• ... and more

For the curious ones:

• Innosuisse

• Top 100 Swiss Startups

• Distalmotion

• Lunaphore

• Amal therapeutics

• Virtuosis AI

• Working the pond (book)

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No time for a full listen ? Here are the unmissable from last week's episode, under 15 min !

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What do those engaged in care delivery expect from innovation ? What kind of innovation do they adopt? What role should they play in the innovation process? How can we innovate closest to real needs? Where do we even start?

In this episode, Florian Rossiaud-Fischer (Director within the Swiss Medical Network, former Chief Innovation Officer at Hôpital de la Tour) gives us a behind-the-scenes perspective of clinicians' and healthcare executives' day-to-day, and how they perceive innovation in it.

Together, we explore:

• Best practices for innovators

• The difference between the public and private sectors' freedom to adopt innovation

• A rare perspective: innovating in the way our healthcare systems function to increase resilience and efficiency, with the example of the Swiss Medical Network's Viva Health initiative for integrated care

• Value-based healthcare, and why it can be a guiding star to develop innovation that matters

Barriers to adoption we tried to solve

• The disconnect between innovation & care delivery

• Innovators' common mistake: bitting more than you can chew

• How healthcare systems' complexity hinders adoption

• Innovations having to meet the expectations of a large variety of stakeholders

• How the public sector's obligation to "serve all" can slow down innovation adoption

• ... more in the episode

For the curious ones

• Value-based care (basics)

• ICHOM (International Consortium for Health Outcome Measurement)

• The Swiss Medical Network

• Viva Health

• The Genolier Innovation Hub

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