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Presentation by Jonathan Goldstein, Director, Corporate R&D and Venture at Boston Scientific on November 5th, 2020. Covers the historical progression of transformational technological disruption and the opportunities in cardiac devices. These include heart failure products, proctoring in pacemakers as well as Clinical Data and Big Data.

Technology, Data and Medical
Technologies
The perfect storm
CEWIT
5th Nov 2020
Jonathan Goldstein,
Boston Scientific Corporate R&D and Venture

• Clinical revolution - progression 1900-2020
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The Confluence of Revolutions – I

• Technology Revolution - progression 1960-2020
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The Confluence of Revolutions II

• Data revolution – progression 1980-2020
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The Confluence of Revolutions III

Technological
Medical Data
The Confluence of Three Revolutions
Where MEDICAL,
DATA &TECHNOLOGY MEET
Opportunity

• We are a leader in the development of medical devices that
generate data with implantable devices that provide valuable
insights - LuxDx insertable cardiac monitor, implantable
pacemakers and defibrillators
• We have demonstrated the capability to personalize
algorithms using device data, eg. HeartLogic
• HeartLogic (uses AI to effectively alert physicians to worsening
heart failure weeks in advance + provide a chance to
intervene)
• Game-changing technology
• Enables more proactive care
• Potential to avoid hospitalizations
Example 1: Heart failure products

• We’ve hit a telehealth adoption tipping point: ~70% of
visits have been virtual during the pandemic, and studies
have shown that it could balance out to ~50% in the long-
term.
• AskAngie is our augmented reality platform that supports
remote procedures. It started off as an internal innovation
program winner Innovation often ahead of its times/
necessity and innovation
• Virtual tools – such as our AskAngie support tool – have
increased in usages: remote procedures use quadrupled in
April 2020.
• USNS Mercy first pacemaker implant offshore used
AskAngie!
Example 2: Proctoring in Pacemakers

• Ability to analyze patient outcomes over tens of
millions of person years
• Understanding of disease states and
epidemiology in a way that only data – together
with clinical wisdom – can yield
• Describe the Patient Journey in various diseases,
and see differences that may yield
• Learn from thousands of patients with a similar
disease pathway
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