The Medical Device Innovation Consortium

National evaluation system for health technology coordinating center:the national evaluation system for health technology (nest) is an initiative of mdic which serves as a catalyst in establishing functional and efficient pathways for key stakeholders to generate lower-cost, nearer real-time real-world evidence (rwe) of sufficient quality for regulatory, coverage, patient, and clinical decision-making. By solving The challenges that have slowed Medical Device Innovation, delayed The detection of safety signals, and created inefficiencies, nestcc could improve patients' timely access to safe Medical devices and their quality of life.

Health economics and patient value:mdic's value-based healthcare projects are developed to improve The industry's ability to real world evidence and include patient perspectives in The development, pre-market approval, and post-market evaluation of Medical devices and support a more predictable pathway in reimbursement decisions under federal healthcare programs.

Science and technology:science and technology's focus involves developing tools and methods to enhance efficiency (in terms of time and resources), quality, design, manufacturing, and a predictable pathway in data collection and evidence development. The organization's clinical science program aims to improve diagnostic testing and product development by supporting manufacturers in obtaining credible clinical evidence patient preferences and facilitating first-in-world patient access to safe and effective new technologies of significant health importance.