Tiers lieu @Hôtel-Dieu
Lead partner : AP-HP
Principal consortium members: Université Paris Cité
The third-party prefigurator @Hôtel-Dieu, launched in 2021, enhances the expertise of AP-HP teams and facilitates access to the hospital environment for start-ups and holders of innovative digital health projects, to encourage the emergence of innovation projects linked to healthcare services and accelerate the testing and experimentation in real conditions of innovations at the heart of tomorrow's care models.
The Tiers Lieu service offering
The @Hôtel-Dieu third place offers a space for exchange and collaboration between innovative project leaders and hospital experts. It offers support tailored to the needs of projects, throughout the innovation cycle:
- Expertises: the third-party venue addresses the needs of project developers who wish to derisks the various hypotheses of their models, particularly in the seed phase of their projects, notably by valorizing the expertise of AP-HP's healthcare and administrative teams, through various services such as setting up focus groups or multi-professional boards, and producing study reports;
- Testing and experimentation: the third place offers the possibility of setting up testsor experiments under real conditions in care departments, for solutions that have just been launched on the market or are going to be in the very short term as part of a qualification or demonstration approach (acceptability study, user experience tests...)
- Co-development: the third place facilitates the co-development of digital healthcare solutions by mobilizing the most suitable expertise within AP-HP and offering dedicated project engineering resources.
By supporting innovative project leaders and structuring communities of industrialists, start-ups and caregivers involved in innovation, the @Hôtel-Dieu third place directs the supply of digital healthcare solutions towards uncovered needs, and helps to bring out solutions likely to spread more rapidly throughout the hospital field.
Tiers lieu d'expérimentation projects
Project 1: CODEC-HF
Supplier: Implicity
Solution:Implicity's platform enables remote monitoring of patients equipped with implantable cardiac electronic devices from leading manufacturers and heart failure patients. The start-up is now developing AI-based algorithms to predict the health status of tracked patients
Third-Place Contribution: Implicity is collaborating with the @Hôtel-Dieu third-place, notably as part of the "@Hôtel-Dieu Plateforme" project (AMI Santé Numérique), which aims to accelerate the deployment and evaluation of new remote patient monitoring models. As part of this, Implicity and AP-HP have set up a registry (CODEC-HF) to evaluate the contribution of digital tools, and in particular connected objects (connected scales, smartwatches, etc.), in the remote monitoring of heart failure.
Project 2: Nabla
Supplier: Nabla
Solution: Nabla COPILOT is an AI-based medical assistant that captures exchanges between caregivers and patients during consultation via the microphone of a computer or smartphone and automatically generates a medical report in seconds.
Third-Place Contribution:Nabla is collaborating with the @Hôtel-Dieu third-place, notably as part of the "@Hôtel-Dieu Plateforme" project (AMI Santé Numérique), which aims to accelerate the deployment and evaluation of new remote patient monitoring models. The @Hôtel-Dieu third-party venue is also supporting the testing of Nabla's report-generating AI assistant with several AP-HP departments.
Project 3: Withings
Supplier: Withings
Solution:Withings develops a range of connected health objects to help users track their health and adopt a healthier lifestyle, such as connected scales, smartwatches and blood pressure monitors.
Third-Place Contribution:Withings is collaborating with the @Hôtel-Dieu third-place, notably as part of the "@Hôtel-Dieu Plateforme" project (AMI Santé Numérique), which aims to accelerate the deployment and evaluation of new remote patient monitoring models. As part of this, the tires lieu is supporting the implementation of several clinical studies to assess the contribution of Withings connected objects to improving patient care.