Implementing your digital health strategy in the health sector

This webinars took place on 1st December 2020 and is now available on-demand.

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Technology never stands still. It is constantly evolving and, as our country’s response to the Covid-19 Pandemic has shown, it is capable of doing so at pace. Our approach to dealing with the Pandemic has meant that for many organisations and businesses in the health sector the implementation of their digital strategies has accelerated. For purchasers and users of technology and developers alike, the opportunities to put in place best in breed technology to shape the way we do business have substantially increased.

Whilst the roles technology can play in supporting the delivery of healthcare services are many and varied, there are challenges to our effective implementation and use of it. Catch up on our 2020 Health Tech webinar, where we will look at the legal issues associated with four of the key live Health Tech initiatives of the day. In this webinar we have together leading experts from our national Health Tech practice to give you the low-down on the legal issues associated with developing, protecting and implementing these projects and to share with you lessons learnt from the projects we are involved in.

During this webinar our speakers will cover:

• Building agile technology platforms
  Understanding the key legal issues in technology collaboration and systems interoperability and integration, including the challenges to meeting the September 2021 Shared Care Record target date
• Harvesting data through technology
  A look at the opportunities, the key challenges, risk areas and information governance considerations
• Developing AI offerings
  An insight into the world of AI in healthcare; the key legal issues, questions around liability and important considerations
   
• Interacting through digital channels and the use of healthcare apps
  We take a look at some of the key challenges and learning points to emerge from the rapid acceleration and implementation of digital channels and healthcare apps including clinical liability issues and the regulatory environment
• Q&A and close
     A chance to ask your questions and hear from our experts