Digital Therapeutics on AWS
The Digital Therapeutics (DTx) program at AWS enables life science organizations to develop, build, deploy, and optimize DTx programs using cloud-based technologies. Solutions can be used independently or in concert with medications, devices, or other therapies to optimize patient care and health outcomes.
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Benefits of building digital therapeutics on AWS
AWS provides customers a framework comprised of mobile, IoT, compute, storage and AI/ML services to help customers build robust, secure digital therapeutics with the agility and scalability of the AWS cloud.
AWS provides the services that customers need to build robust, cloud based digital therapeutic solutions to develop and scale their offerings much faster using an established AWS technical blueprint for creating and maintaining digital products.
AWS has over 100 HIPAA eligible services and our reference architecture for digital therapeutics uses HIPAA eligible services for the architectural components which handle Protected Health information (PHI).
Digital therapeutics on AWS facilitates secure interoperability with EMR/EHR systems so clinicians have a 360°patient view for better assessments and treatment decisions.
AWS machine learning services assist DTx solution to personalize patient engagement and drive personal health predictions.
Organizations deploying digital therapeutics on AWS
Watch Greg Tracy, Co-Founder & CTO of Propeller Health, speak about how the company leverages the machine learning and infrastructure capabilities of AWS in Propeller to improve patient outcomes and allow providers to monitor their patients remotely, stratify patients based on risk, and make data-driven decisions on treatment.
Read how Allergan partnered with Smartronix to assist with the implementation, architecture, and management of the TrueTear application as a scalable microservices-based solution, providing users with data-driven intelligence to foster an understanding of their device usage patterns.
Learn how Philips HealthSuite digital platform (HSDP) built on top of AWS helped Ypsomed Delivery Systems create in five months a secure digital solution for medication adherence monitoring and smart device management for contract research organizations’ (CROs) use in clinical trials.
Omada Health turns to AWS to build out a digital version of its Diabetes Prevention Program to reach more users at a lower cost and leveraging big data analytics for continuous program improvements while complying with HIPAA and HITRUST.
Resources for digital therapeutics
See related technical guides, webinars, white papers and much more.
Listen to startup founders, professors and data scientists discuss how to innovate and advance biomedical research and patient care using digital medicine tools. From foundational ethical principles to machine learning approaches and go-to-market strategies, experts with both engineering and clinical backgrounds will benefit from a cross-disciplinary conversation.
Read how Teva collaborated with AWS and Onica to build and host its Digital Health Platform to support the company’s FDA-approved Digihaler® portfolio, the first-ever family of breath actuated digital inhalers that contain built-in sensors and Bluetooth® Wireless Technology, which connects to a companion mobile app that tracks inhaler events and measures inspiratory flow when a patient inhales.
The Digital Therapeutics architecture guide provides a synopsis of the high-level benefits, a reference architecture of associated services, and partners who can assist in deploying DTx solutions on AWS.
Digital Therapeutics are becoming increasingly important tools to drive meaningful improvements in patient outcomes and support the overall patient journey. Learn how life science organizations are leveraging cloud technology in the development and deployment of secure, low-latency digital therapeutic programs.
Omada Health turns to AWS to build out a digital version of its Diabetes Prevention Program to reach more users at a lower cost and leveraging big data analytics for continuous program improvements while complying with HIPAA and HITRUST.
Learn how Philips HealthSuite digital platform (HSDP) built on top of AWS helped Ypsomed Delivery Systems create in five months a secure digital solution for medication adherence monitoring and smart device management for contract research organizations’ (CROs) use in clinical trials.
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Developing and Deploying Scalable DTx on AWS
The Digital Therapeutics program at AWS is geared towards enabling life science organizations to develop, build, deploy, and optimize DTx programs using cloud-based technology. Click to view a common HIPAA-eligible architecture pattern and related resources.
The HIPAA-eligible architecture pattern below enables AWS customers to develop DTx programs, harness data to improve patient engagement, and use analytics and machine learning to help predict patient health events using:
- Smart ancillary devices
- Companion applications
- Standlone digital therapeutics
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Building Secure & Scalable Digital Therapeutics on AWS
The Digital Therapeutics architecture guide provides a synopsis of the high-level benefits, a reference architecture of associated services, and partners who can assist in deploying DTx solutions on AWS.
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Digital Medicine 101
Listen to startup founders, professors and data scientists discuss how to innovate and advance biomedical research and patient care using digital medicine tools. From foundational ethical principles to machine learning approaches and go-to-market strategies, experts with both engineering and clinical backgrounds will benefit from a cross-disciplinary conversation.
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Onica is an AWS Partner Network (APN) Premier Consulting Partner that helps life science companies’ adopt and modernize their digital therapeutic offerings. From connected medical devices, GxP complaint platforms, companion applications to ML powered diagnostics, Onica is uniquely positioned to offer AWS expertise across the entire life sciences technology stack. Leverage Onica’s team of AWS-certified cloud architects, software engineers, data engineers, and data scientists to design, build, and optimize your solutions.
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