Mobile Health
summary
An industry-facilitated Medical App Checker gives doctors three concrete checks — targeted search, quality (CE‑mark if it dispenses diagnosis or enables device use) and privacy/security — with simple fail thresholds so an app is “not advisable” if two privacy or two security answers are negative. Regulators note ~165,000 health apps but only ~20 are medical devices; the GDPR code of conduct pushes PIAs, privacy‑by‑design and governance via self‑declaration, audits or trust labels. FDA‑style enforcement is absent; FT found 9 of 10 fitness apps sold data.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:19Medical app Checker
- 14:56GDPR in healthcare
- 28:24Doctors on mobile Health
- 40:25Industry privacy view
- 54:44Code of conduct
- 1:07:05Q&A
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