Legal considerations on the use of monitoring systems at home
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- 3. Monitoring systems at home 3legal brain twisters: • Health vs. Wellbeing • Professional vs. Informal care • General personal data vs. Health data
- 5. qualification / certification as medical device product liability
- 6. healthcare • connection to medical devices • medication reminders • vital signs monitoring • fitness and dietary recommendations wellbeing • directly or indirectly maintain or improve healthy behaviors, quality of life and wellbeing of individuals
- 7. healthcare • reference to diseases or conditions • products for diagnosis and treatment wellbeing only general wellness use • general state of health • intended use part of healthy lifestyle
- 9. professional vs informal care purely household activity? data controller or data processor?
- 10. informed consent empowerment includes transparency on processes, rights and obligations
- 12. 46 % of respondents to EU consultation on mHealth said strong privacy and security tools are needed to build users’ trust HALFcalled for strengthened enforcement of data protection rules
- 13. care more than ever a data-driven discipline • collection of general and/or health related personal data • big data analytics • international data transfers data protection
- 14. health data • medical context • concerning individual’s health • purpose to monitor health or well-being general personal data • personal data of general nature
- 16. Data transfer outside of EU Recognized countries or adequate safeguards by contract Exhaustive list of exceptions e.g. unambiguous informed consent
- 17. Applicability of EU DP law Currently: equipment situated within EU including smart devices Foreseen: location of the data subject
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- Cloud client = data controller, cloud provider = data processor