ITEA Topical roadshow session - The legal consequences of using AI in healthcare
20 June 2024 | Online
AI is invading our daily lives, and more AI applications are used every day. This is also the case in the healthcare sector where a high number of applications and tools are developed to support medical staff in its decision making, e.g. an AI system that assists radiologists in detecting tumours and enabling the diagnosis or exclusion of breast cancer. In this context, you must consider the requirements arising from the AI Act; a new European law that restricts the use of AI, algorithms, and machine learning and brings obligations to ensure that medical software is safe and of sufficient quality to be deployed in healthcare.
The legal consequences of using AI in healthcare
In this ITEA Topical roadshow, that was co-organised with ITEA project partner and expert in developing eHealth technologies Medrecord from the Netherlands, the legal consequences of using AI in healthcare, also in relation with the AI Act, were discussed and insights in certification of eHealth applications are shared.
Agenda
You can download the presented slides by clicking on the green links in the agenda.
- Introduction by Linda van den Borne-Toupet
- eHealth apps and certification Jan-Marc Verlinden - Medrecord and HealthTalk
- Legal: no showstopper by Jos van der Wijst - BG.Legal
- Creating value with AI in healthcare by Milan Petkovic - Philips
- Closing slides by Linda van den Borne-Toupet
Recordings
If you missed the session or want to check the content again, we invite you to watch the recordings:
Full recording ITEA Topical roadshow - The legal consequences of using AI in healthcare
Introduction
by Linda van den Borne-Toupet (ITEA Communications)
eHealth apps and certification
by Jan-Marc Verlinden (Medrecord and HealthTalk)
Legal: no showstopper
by Jos van der Wijst (BG.Legal)
Creating value with AI in healthcare
by Milan Petkovic (Philips)
Contact
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