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Helping Digital Health Ideas Find a Path Into Care

Park joined the UMZH summer school's hypertension challenge with a focus on the practical questions beyond a promising concept.

Chorong Park joined the coaching program for the hypertension challenge at the second UMZH Precision Digital Therapeutics Summer School in Zurich. Her August 17, 2026, announcement outlined a role helping participants connect digital health ideas with practical care needs. [1][2]

Participants work together at a table with open laptops.
Participants work together at a table with open laptops. Original LinkedIn image 1 of 3.

Park was scheduled to support group coaching and pre-pitch feedback on August 20, the program's implementation day. The agenda paired that work with sessions on regulation, reimbursement, business models, and putting digital interventions into practice. [1][2]

A presentation is visible beyond a tote bag printed with You Are Precious.
A presentation is visible beyond a tote bag printed with You Are Precious. Original LinkedIn image 2 of 3.

Her focus was the connection between behavioral support and the conditions needed to deliver it. A compelling concept still raises questions about evidence, who could use it, and how it would fit into an existing care system. [1][2]

An open publication shows an illustration of a small companion device on an armchair.
An open publication shows an illustration of a small companion device on an armchair. Original LinkedIn image 3 of 3.

The announcement set up the work ahead. In her subsequent August 24 reflection, Park described how teams used feedback to refine their concepts and prepare final pitches. [1][3]

Sources

Adapted from Chorong Park's LinkedIn post. LinkedIn images are presented in their original order.

  1. Read Chorong Park's original LinkedIn post (opens in a new tab)
  2. CDHI's 2026 summer school program (opens in a new tab)
  3. Park's subsequent summer school reflection (opens in a new tab)