RegenMed August 2023 Newsletter

August 24, 2023

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Fellow Healthcare Professionals,

Our August 2023 Newsletter summarizes:

Recent provider and industry Circles use cases, including cognitive impairment and nutraceuticals.
Migration to Circles of clinical clients’ data from Arthrex’s Surgical Outcomes System.
The establishment of a dedicated Research Page, with pre-designed Circles, for a U.S. medical society.
The issuance to RegenMed of a U.S. patent for Method and System For Processing Large Amounts of Real-World Evidence.
The addition of Doctors Kenneth R. Zaslav and Bert R. Mandelbaum to our Clinical/Scientific Advisory Board.

Cordially,

RegenMed

CIRCLES ARTICLE

RegenMed August 2023 Newsletter

September 27, 2023

August 24, 2023

See Newsletter As PDF

Fellow Healthcare Professionals,

Our August 2023 Newsletter summarizes:

Recent provider and industry Circles use cases, including cognitive impairment and nutraceuticals.
Migration to Circles of clinical clients’ data from Arthrex’s Surgical Outcomes System.
The establishment of a dedicated Research Page, with pre-designed Circles, for a U.S. medical society.
The issuance to RegenMed of a U.S. patent for Method and System For Processing Large Amounts of Real-World Evidence.
The addition of Doctors Kenneth R. Zaslav and Bert R. Mandelbaum to our Clinical/Scientific Advisory Board.

Cordially,

RegenMed

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