R&D Ribitzky provides Subject Matter Expertise business development services, and technology consulting in Life-Science Informatics, Healthcare I.T. and Health 2.0
We serve both sides of Supply & Demand, and Market Influencers worldwide:
Software Vendors (ISVs), Hardware Vendors (OEMs), Telecomm (Telcos), Systems Integratrs (SIs), and Content Providers
Healthcare Organizations (HCOs) and Life-Science companies (Pharma, Biotech)
Consulting Firms, Analysts, VCs, and Entrepreneurs
We have a unique range of expertise bringing visionary thinking, clinical insight, and global perspectives together to stimulate innovation, shape strategy, and drive execution.
R&D Ribitzky teamed up with reimbursement, regulatory, and health policy expert Jayson Slotnik, JD MPH. We offer one-stop-shop, full lifecycle, deep subject matter expertise for products, services, and solutions that require, or can be enhanced by interoperability across HIT, EMR, PHR, and Theranostics-category medical devices. Contact us for free exploratory consultation.
Dr. Ribitzky teamed up with Value-Based Cancer Care on a noise-canceling journey to the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of cancer.
The Hon. Dr. Agnes Binagwaho, Rwanda's Minister of Health accepted Dr. Ribitzky's invitation to chair a Round Table on National eHealth at the eStrategies Africa 2012 in Cape Town, South Africa.
Dr. Ribitzky joined the organizing team of eStrategies Africa 2012.
A case of medical error involving EMR - HIS interoperability settled following Dr. Ribitzky's expert witness analysis.
Dr. Ribitzky provided executive guidance and subject matter expertise to negotiating and drafting big-data contract with a multi-national research organization. Our seed-stage predictive analytics client entered into an exclusive, world-wide, multi-year contract and closed a first round of VC funding.
Dr. Ribitzky taught M.Sc. level course 'Introduction to Strategic Planning for National eHealth' at the Rockefeller Center for eHealth at the Kigali Institute of Science and Technology (KIST), in Rwanda. The class of 2011 performed very well on project assignments and final exams. The mission of this initiative is to develop a sustainable, repeatable, and expandable model of eHealth planning, implementation, and operations.