Tag: Healthcare

By Taylor Wessing, Lexology At a time of nurses' strikes, lengthening operation waiting lists and mounting pressure on the NHS, relief for the UK's current...

The DOJ withdrew three policy statements on healthcare antitrust enforcement, saying they are 'overly permissive on certain subjects, such as information sharing,' and that...

By Beth Plumptre, Drug Topics Artificial intelligence has the potential to revolutionize and improve medicine. However, in order for widespread implementation, certain challenges and obstacles...

The private equity (“PE”) industry has experienced extraordinary growth over the past few years. In parallel, antitrust scrutiny of PE by the U.S. enforcement...

One of the perhaps unexpected consequences of the pandemic is the dramatic increase in pet ownership. Beginning in 2019, but continuing through the pandemic,...

By: John Carroll & Rachel Guy (Antitrust Law Blog/Sheppard Mullin) Representing a sizable portion of the American economy, few industries in the United States have received more...

Dear Readers, This edition of the CPI TechREG Chronicle concerns “Connected Healthcare” – namely how developments in technology and communications can facilitate the provision of...

In this paper, we discuss how technology is changing the world around us, particularly focusing on how the introduction of Connected Health solutions can...

The provision of health care services via telemedicine has been growing in popularity over the last several years.  With the arrival of the COVID-19...

The COVID-19 pandemic further ushered in an unprecedented era of change within the healthcare industry, particularly for telehealth. While telehealth, medical privacy, and broadband...