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MedTech Association Approves Voluntary Data Access Principles for Patient Care

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The AdvaMed Digital Health Tech Board approved voluntary Data Access Principles and Best Practices for the medical technology industry. These principles aim to guide how medical technology companies and health systems collaborate on responsible data access, use, and protection. Robert Cohen of Stryker stated that high-quality information is necessary to develop, validate, and improve AI-enabled tools for surgical technology.

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The framework establishes a common starting point for collaboration between companies and health systems, setting clear expectations for privacy and transparency. Mick Farrell of Resmed noted that the goal is to make technology work for each individual by ensuring responsible access to information.

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Who's involved

  • Mick FarrellChair of the AdvaMed Board of Directors and CEO of Resmed
  • ResmedManufacturer of respiratory condition products
  • Stryker CorporationAmerican medical technologies company involved in surgical technology

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