Ashley Yeo
Ashley Yeo is attached to the medtech titles within Informa’s Pharma intelligence division.
As Health Care editor on In Vivo (monthly hardcopy and online daily services), he writes and commissions news and feature material to meet the strategic business and market access information needs of senior players and device makers as they move innovations into the global medtech market place.
As part of the Principal Analyst team, he also contributes news delivery and insight needs across the group’s other medtech titles in the field of market access (global regulatory, reimbursement, policy changes). Key areas of focus are Germany, the UK and global themes, and EU and other outside global regulatory insight.
A linguist by training, he joined what was later to become Informa in mid-1988 as a French and German news reporter (with some other European languages also in the mix), and has been editor of three of the group’s titles (including Clinica) over a 14-year-period.
These duties are combined with supporting the growing Ask The Analyst service. He says: “This helps us as a group keep a close relationship with long-term and potential subscribers in a sector where insight and knowledge are key to our clients’ commercial success.”
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Latest From Ashley Yeo
EU MDR: Swiss Medtechs Count The Cost Of Being Without An MRA
Maintaining barrier-free trade with the EU will save time and money, according to the Swiss medtech industry, which has made its views clear in a recent survey run by Swiss Medtech.
EU No-Deal Still Haunts UK Medtechs As Brexit Remains On A Knife Edge
The UK is the middle of a week of Brexit votes in Parliament, but confusion for medtechs and the wider industrial community has not been quelled at all, regardless of two days of voting already, and a third to come today.
Patient-Specificity Meets Digital Ecosystems As Corin Acquires TKR Robotics Player Omni
Hip and knee replacement challenger firm Corin Group has a big ambition to revolutionize orthopedics with connected digital ecosystems and patient-specific concepts. That aim has come a step closer with its acquisition of robotic-assisted total knee replacement (TKR) company Omni Orthopaedics. Corin's Elvio Gramignano believes this approach will lead to real change in health care delivery.
Patient-Specific Drive Takes Ortho Group Corin Into TKR Robotics With Omni Purchase
Hip and knee replacement firm Corin Group is taking its digitally-connected ecosystem concept a stage further after agreeing to acquire US-based Omni Orthopaedics Inc., a pioneer in robotic-assisted total knee replacement. The transaction will be completed in the first half of March.
Podcast: Medtech Pressure Points And Opportunities In 2019
Menacing clouds on the horizon, or opportunity for medtechs large and small in the evolving health care delivery ecosystems? Probably both, and a significant amount of risk, too, for those medtechs who push through the pain barrier to, in some cases, redefine their own roles. Helping patients understand the value being created will also be a major success factor for medtechs. Whatever the outcomes, these are exciting times, says ZS' Brian Chapman, in this future-gazing podcast with In Vivo.
German Implant Registry In 2020 Should Be 'Care Register,' Say Device Companies
The German parliament has drafted a law on setting up and maintaining a compulsory registry for implants, but it should not be purely product-centered, rather have a whole-care remit, says the medtech industry.