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Wearables – a seminar about legal and regulatory aspects

Wearables are getting more and more popular and start to move more into the healthcare field by tracking all kinds of data concerning physiological processes and performance. Some companies explicitly want their wearables to be medical devices, others prefer their wearables to stay out of that.  Some companies plan their data protection compliance for personal data […]

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Healthcare software enforcement alert

If you are active in the medical software field in the Netherlands you may probably be aware already that the the Dutch healthcare Inspectorate IGZ has announced that it will rigorously enforce medical devices law against medical software that they consider a medical device as of 1 January 2014. They have said so pretty clearly […]

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More on mHealth and e-labeling

Further to my recent post about e-labeling and my appeal to take more account of the specific mHealth market needs I had a discussion with another devices expert who suggested that the majority of medical apps will be in class I anyhow, in which  case these apps can be used safely without instructions, because the Medical Devices Directive […]

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Happy New Year – with all those developments

The end of the year is upon us, and I’d like to take the opportunity to wish the readers of this blog all the best for the new year, a new year with lots of exciting developments ahead. This post will not be the usual regulatory and legal analysis of rules, but something more forward […]