Healthcare delivery organizations will have access to a medical device security platform known for its advanced cyber threat protection of clinical networks.
Digital health tools like telemedicine, AI algorithms, and connectivity are playing an increasingly important role in helping prevent and manage disease.
Diagnostic imaging is gaining the attention of many in healthcare as the technologies shrink in size and become available to those outside the hospital.
While some have speculated about what will happen after this passes, the one area that most interests me is the medical device and healthcare supply chains.
Bringing together real-time monitoring, telemedicine, AI, interventions, and pharmaceuticals into a single device produces a number of potential pitfalls.
Mark Goodman and Barry Thompson, Baker & McKenzie LLP03.04.20