Our vision is to work towards truly personalised medicine, where every patient receives individualised treatment to improve their health outcomes. By embracing the most advanced technology and utilising our invaluable partnerships, Roche harnesses the power of our unique network to advance and develop new therapies and diagnostic tests.

Accelerating and improving individualised treatment options for cancer and critical care patients through the development of digital clinical decision-making solutions is at the core of our strategic, long term partnership with GE Healthcare.

Roche subsidiary, Flatiron Health, is driving personalised healthcare and pioneering the curation and development of real-world evidence in cancer research thanks to our leadership in data analytics.

Roche is investigating innovative smartphone-based self-monitor technology to gain greater insights into multiple sclerosis (MS). Our new global study, FLOODLIGHT Open, will monitoring disease activity and disability progression over the whole 365 days in a year that someone lives with MS, versus just the two or three days a year they may visit their neurologist. FLOODLIGHT will open in Australia in 2019. 

Roche is piloting a number of tele-trials in Australia, including one for lung cancer. The tele-trial model uses tele-health to enable clinicians from larger centres (primary sites) to enrol, consent and treat patients on clinical trials at regional and rural centres (satellite sites).