Preparing for the PATCH Act and RTA The Protecting and Transforming Cyber Health Care Act of 2022 (PATCH Act) comes into force on October 1, 2023. The Act strengthens cybersecurity requirements for medical device pre-market submissions and post-market surveillance. Companies must develop a product monitoring plan, cyber-anomaly response plan, coordinated messaging of cyber vulnerabilities, …
Connected Care: Overcoming Roadblocks and Identifying Opportunities What’s next—and what’s holding us back—on the road to a truly connected healthcare system? On March 14-15, leaders in digital health will come together at the ConnectedCare Summit East in Washington, DC, to look at best practices, pitfalls and what we’ve learned so far on the road …
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New Cybersecurity Standards for Medical Applications An increasing number of pacemakers, insulin pumps and other medical devices incorporate software and can also connect to the Internet, hospital networks or smartphones. In this way, diagnostic data can be transmitted and evaluated in real time using for instance artificial intelligence (AI), thus allowing anomalies to be …
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Empowering Patients Through RPM As more and more healthcare activities take place from home, continuous monitoring solutions—including those that can track a patient’s status overnight—and new technologies, such as artificial intelligence (AI) will be critical to support communications between providers and patients. Solutions that offer continuous and passive monitoring will play a critical role …
