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27 results for: healthtech
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Thaler Shut Down: High Court of Australia confirms AI incapable of being an "inventor"
By Nicholas Tyacke Robynne Sanders Greg Bodulovic +3 more...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is playing an increasingly relevant and important role in our lives.  Be it through your personal devices,...
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California strengthens protections for mental health information exchanged through digital health applications
By Andrew Serwin Kristi Kung Bethany Hills
With the mounting mental health crisis intensified by the COVID-19 pandemic, the telemental health industry has exploded in recent years....
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Regulate your thoughts: the age of brain-machine interfaces and the neural lace is almost here
By Coran Darling Eliza Saunders Keo Shaw +1 more...
You wake up early to the sound of an alarm that only exists inside your own head, and it is silenced automatically as soon as you’re...
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Coming EU legislation will change the AI regulatory environment for healthcare technology and life sciences companies
By Coran Darling Mark O'Conor Danny Tobey
The proposed EU AI Regulation, a comprehensive regime for the purposes of regulating AI in the EU, is set to impact organizations around...
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IFPMA issues principles encouraging ethical use of AI in healthcare
By Coran Darling
Use of AI in healthcare continues to solidify itself as a solid practice for the benefit of patients and healthcare providers. No more...
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The rise of global telehealth: At the Intersection of Science and Law Podcast Series
By Kristi Kung Greg Bodulovic
In the latest installment of the podcast series - at the intersection of Science and Law, DLA Piper partners Kristi Kung and Greg...
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The Brazilian Minister of Health approves the Ordinance regulating telehealth in Brazil
By Bruna Rocha Juliana Marcondes Victoria Cristofaro
Last Thursday (2 June, 2022), Marcelo Queiroga – president of the Brazilian Society of Cardiology and current Minister of Health –...
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The Federal Council of Nursing regulates the exercise of Telenursing - Brazil
By Bruna Rocha Juliana Marcondes Victoria Cristofaro
Last week, the Federal Council of Nursing (in Portuguese, “Conselho Federal de Enfermagem” or simply “COFEN”) approved the Resolution...
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Innovation, strategy and collaboration aplenty at the LSX World Congress 2022
By Lyndsey Hudson
It was really fantastic to attend the LSX World Congress 2022 in London on 10th and 11th May. So many excellent conversations to be had...
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Telehealth is Brazil: The Bill goes to the Senate and the Federal Court of Medicine regulates the practice of telemedicine
By Bruna Rocha Juliana Marcondes Victoria Cristofaro
On April 27th, Bill n° 1998/20 was approved by the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies of Brazil is currently awaiting approval by the Senate....
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Breaking taboos: the ascension of FemTechs in the healthcare market
By Bruna Rocha Victoria Cristofaro
International Women's Day, celebrated every March 8, focuses on the achievements of women over the years in the cultural, political and...
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HealthTech - Shifting Landscapes Series (Part 1): Overview
By Hannah Gardiner Eliza Saunders
HealthTech: Trends and Challenges  In a recent internal webinar, DLA Piper and Global Data looked into the shifting landscape of...
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The beginning of the end: FDA details roadmap to terminating COVID-19 EUAs and enforcement policies for medical devices, PPE
By Melissa Gilmore
In late February, 2022 the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) hosted a webinar detailing its current transition plans for medical...
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AI-based clinical decision-making tools need better access to more representative data
By Lyndsey Hudson
The launch of Nightingale Open Science last month – a new hub of medical data sets that could train AI (Artificial Intelligence) systems...
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Do medical devices have systematic bias?
By Kate Burgess Anna Ward
An investigation has been launched by the UK’s Department of Health and Social Care (“DHSC”) with the overall aim of improving healthcare...
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Is the UK the right home for life sciences startups?
By Lyndsey Hudson
I saw this recent article highlighting the need for the UK to create a much more supportive and sustainable environment for life sciences...
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