QuickBird Medical has fundamentally revised its “DiGA directory for manufacturers“ both visually and technically. The new tool offers a real-time search function, additional filter options and an extended selection of analysis attributes. The aim of the update is to give manufacturers of digital health applications (DiGA) more transparency and efficiency in their market analysis.
Difference from the BfArM directory
While the official BfArM directory is designed for broad use by patients, physicians and other stakeholders, the QuickBird directory was designed specifically for the needs of DiGA manufacturers. The overview is intended to give manufacturers valuable strategic insights into market trends and competitive environments.
Questions the directory answers
The directory helps manufacturers with the following analyses, among others:
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Distribution by medical device class (class I or IIa)
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Classification by MDD or MDR
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Overview of device integrations
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Frequently used server providers
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Information on agreed reimbursement amounts of individual manufacturers
Background
The revised directory is free to use and grew out of the QuickBird team’s own need to bring more clarity to the DiGA landscape. The aim of the tool is to enable better-informed strategic decisions in the dynamic market for digital health applications.
To the DiGA directory for manufacturers: Click here
To the LinkedIn post: Click here
The new DiGA directory from QuickBird Medical offers new filter options.