Ipsos Healthcare, the global healthcare division of Ipsos, has been given the New Member Award by the Personal Connected Health Alliance (PCHAlliance). PCHAlliance–a non-profit organization which mobilizes stakeholders to realise the full potential of personal connected health–presented Ipsos with the award at the Fall Member Summit yesterday, an event co-located with its 9th Annual Connected Health Conference in Boston, MA. The award was received by Ipsos Healthcare’s Head of Connected Health, Reena Sangar. Commenting on its decision to recognise Ipsos, PCHAlliance said, “In its first year as a member of PCHAlliance, Ipsos Healthcare has contributed significantly to the Alliance’s efforts through its Global Connected Health Survey, Digital Doctor Survey, and new efforts related to Digital Therapeutics. Ipsos is also exploring cutting-edge approaches to studying behaviours related to personal connected health that can inform a push towards sustained use of technology.”
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