MHealth: Regulation and How to Avoid Practicing Medicine on the Web
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| Mobile healthcare or “mHealth” has gained significant traction and investment from many participants, as pilots and trials evolve to substantively funded business ventures aimed at reaching broad consumer segments. Early results suggest that mHealth products and services can help meet two important goals: improving quality outcomes while reducing costs, particularly in managing chronic diseases.During this session panelists will discuss strategies for navigating the potential legal risks associated with the practice of telemedicine and the rules governing the commercialization of mobile medical devices. This session will introduce FDA’s regulation of mobile medical devices, mHealth applications (“apps”) for use on smartphones and other portable devices, and accessories to such devices. Panelists will also discuss the status of FDA’s 2011 Draft Guidance document focused on the regulation and commercialization of mobile medical apps. Attendees will learn various the various factors to consider when evaluating data security and data privacy. Issues related to medical practice licensure, corporate practice restrictions and reimbursement will also be considered.
PLEASE NOTE DATE & LOCATION CHANGE |
In collaboration with Second in a two-part series September 12: Commercial Model November 15: Regulation |
Speakers
| Scott A. Edelstein Partner Squire Sanders |
Paul Nerger CTO Happtique, Inc. |
Karl M. Nobert Of Counsel Squire Sanders |
| What: | Life Science Series: mHealth: Regulation and How to Avoid Practicing Medicine on the Web |
| When: | Thursday, November 15, 2012Registration: 8:00AM – 9:00AM
Breakfast, Networking: 8:00AM – 8:30AM Program: 8:30AM – 10:00AM Networking: 10:00AM – 10:30AM |
| Where: | Squire Sanders 275 Battery Street San Francisco, CA 94111 Directions |
| Cost: | Pre-registration through November 13 $20 members $40 non-members On-site registration on November 15 $40 members $80 non-members |
| Attire: | Business attire suggested |
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