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Digital Health 2022
Third Edition, International Comparative Legal Guides
United States | Publication | February 2022
Norton Rose Fulbright lawyers Roger Kuan and Jason Novak contributed several chapters to Digital Health 2022 International Comparative Legal Guide, published by GLG, which is a leading global platform for legal reference, analysis and news. Kuan also served as a contributing editor for the publication.
Chapter 1 | Introduction
Authors: Roger Kuan, Norton Rose Fulbright and David Wallace, Johnson & Johnson
As an introduction into digital health, Kuan expands on the digital technologies in healthcare including healthcare IT, data use, data sharing, intellectual property, commercial agreements, AI and machine learning and liability and the acceleration transformation that was experienced during the pandemic.
Chapter 2 | The rise of digital therapeutics and corresponding legal, regulatory and policy landscape
Authors: Jason Novak, Norton Rose Fulbright and René Quashie, Consumer Technology Association
Novak explores Digital Therapeutics (DTx), an innovative subset of digital health that has quickly become a new platform for addressing treatment, management and prevention of various disease, as well as any legal and regulatory issues that may arise.
Chapter 24 | USA
Authors: Roger Kuan and Jason Novak, Norton Rose Fulbright
In this chapter, Kuan and Novak provide answers to key questions regarding digital health and emerging technologies.
Partner-in-Charge, San Francisco
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jason.novak@nortonrosefulbright.com
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