Stefano Tranquillini

The Coronavirus pandemic is causing major disruption to our lives. It's also creating unprecedented demand for digital health solutions, especially telemedicine. Here, we explain how to develop such an app rapidly without sacrificing privacy and data protection.

DVG lets doctors prescribe digital health apps on health insurance. With the fast-track, the first apps will be approved from May. Read on to find out more.

The Coronavirus pandemic threatens to overwhelm health services. Tacking it requires extreme measures to prevent infection. In this blog, we explore how the pandemic is impacting healthcare, and how digital health has the potential to save the day.

Digital health applications are routinely used to inform or drive clinical treatments. This means they need to prove they are both safe and effective. Read on to find out how to classify such applications under the MDR.

As many of you know, we just released a new guide. This gives an overview of the regulations and standards you need to know if you are developing digital health applications. Following feedback from eagle-eyed readers, we have made a couple of changes and clarifications.

After every major data breach, people wonder how secure their personal data is. They briefly panic about it, but within days they have forgotten. For companies, the story is similar. All too often, they are lulled into a false sense of security about their own data security policies.

Health data is important for pharma companies. Here, we look at the data protection implications and discuss how pharma companies can collect and use health data compliantly.

A health data breach has revealed millions of patient records on the Internet. This highlights the critical importance of data security in healthcare.

Developing an app isn’t rocket science. The steps are well known and you can find hundreds of guides online. But how does MDR affect things? Read on to learn the 8 steps for developing MDR-certified applications.