Medical innovations often get stuck, delayed or do not get implemented as therapies as our regulatory and reimbursement systems are not prepared for the exponential development of new technologies. Cellculture-based cartilage implants for joint cartilage regeneration and for the early treatment of osteoarthritis is one of the examples.
Eszter is giving a profound understanding of this technology and its achievements. She also explains the underlying systemic problems which are slowing down or blocking new technologies to evolve into therapies. The consequences of those systemic problems are alarming: more expensive long term treatments and health economic costs.
Eszter is an enthusiast to bring new medical technologies to every day´s therapies and she believes that disruptive technologies will fundamentally shape healthcare making it accessible and affordable for broad populations.
Eszter has founded and led innovative businesses as CEO in the field of regenerative medicine, medtech, and biotechnology. Eszter holds a Doctor of Medicine and she has also been trained as business and international multi-track peace mediator. Eszter is also involved with young entrepreneur coaching and she has been mentoring innovative companies in their business strategies. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community.
