Translate MedTech – EU Data Protection in Medical Device Regulation

Would you like to learn more about medical device regulations for digital technologies and their changing meaning under data protection?

This brief session will map out the relationship between data protection laws and medical device directive/regulation, explain the UK environment and cover contracts, routes to market and roles.

Find out how to know when you need a Data Protection Officer, the changing roles of being a controller or a processor, which can depend on your route to market, and when it is appropriate to rely on consent as the lawful basis for processing, and when it is definitely not.

You will hear some of the myths that surround NHS patients’ data including:

• cloud computing

• offshoring

• the Health and Social Care Network

Finally, you will discuss a few of the variations across Europe including what age constitutes a ‘child’.

The webinar will be delivered by David Stone, Managing Director of Kaleidoscope Consultants

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Spaces are limited and registration is essential. This webinar will be delivered by the trainer remotely via video conferencing software. Information about how to join the conferencing call will be emailed to everyone that has registered.

ABOUT THE TRAINER

David Stone: Managing Director of Kaleidoscope Consultants, David and the team specialise in the practical application of EU/UK data protection laws in health, largely health technologies and clinical trials. With a global client base focused on European compliance, Kaleidoscope provides all the services and roles necessary to cover, for example, to comply with the data protection parts of NHS Digital’s DSPT and new DCAT programme, including DPO, SIRO, Clinical Safety Officer and Caldicott Guardian. Kaleidoscope has written guidance for the NHS on adopting new technologies as well as other guidance on handling patient data is specific contexts.

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