Years ago, if someone told you that computers would replace doctors for medical treatment, you would have laughed. While we have yet to reach this paradigm, mobile medical applications and devices have come to the forefront of medical
treatment and have provided benefits to many patients and consumers. But with this advancement in medical treatment comes several risks that affect patients’ and consumers privacy and security interests.
Join Pepper attorneys Barry H. Boise and Michael D. Vives as they discuss what qualifies as a mobile medical application and/or device, the regulators that protect consumers of mobile medical applications and devices, and the privacy
and security risks associated with the manufacturing and distribution of such applications and devices. The topics covered will include:
- General overview of mobile medical applications and devices
- Food and Drug Administration enforcement
- Federal Trade Commission enforcement
- State Attorney Generals and Congressional regulation
- Consumer class actions
This seminar is approved for one substantive CLE credit in Pennsylvania. Attorneys licensed in New Jersey may claim credit for this program under New Jersey's reciprocity policy.