How life sciences legal teams prepare for a technology-driven future
New health technology brings new data, and new responsibilities for legal teams.
Advances in health technology create new data flows for life sciences companies.
New data privacy considerations
Patient data from devices and apps raises new questions.
Design with privacy and security in mind
Build protections into products.
Make trust a policy
Be transparent about data use.
Four things pharmaceutical companies should do now
Map data flows, update policies, train teams and engage regulators.
Summary
Legal teams that prepare now will enable innovation safely.
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