4 December, 2019
New research from Baker McKenzie shows that a lack of consumer confidence in digital healthcare threatens to undermine industry efforts to expand.
In our newest thought leadership report, Outside the Comfort Zone: Building Consumer Trust in Digital Healthcare, we learn that mistrust is driven by data security and privacy concerns, and a level of misunderstanding about existing regulations.
In this report, we examine how the existing regulatory framework provides a path for pharmaceutical, medtech and technology companies to accelerate digital health innovation by building trust.
Key takeaways include:
- It is not sufficient to only provide reassurances that patient data is securely held and will not be used against patients. There is a real need to improve the level and quality of information being provided around data sharing and use of patient data.
- Privacy notices can form part of a data controller's overall brand strategy, and be a genuine means of reassuring consumers that a controller handles their data security concerns seriously.
- We can help build trust in the next generation of healthcare by increasing knowledge of the protections and frameworks already in place.
For further information, please contact:
Ben McLaughlin, Partner, Baker & McKenzie
Ben.McLaughlin@bakermckenzie.com