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Marilou Jansen1,2, Henriëtte A W Meijer1, Esther Z Barsom1
1Amsterdam UMC, locatie AMC, afd. Chirurgie, Amsterdam.
Abstract:
During the current coronacrisis, there is an increasing call for the use of corona-apps. Meanwhile, discussions are increasing about the safety and privacy of our patients, and whether these can be guaranteed when using e-health apps. Though this topic has been relevant for a while, the global corona discussion gives it the attention it should always receive. Healthcare professionals are often unaware of specific rules and regulations regarding the development and use of e-health applications. When does a mobile app qualify as a medical device? What requirements need to be fulfilled before an app can safely be used in patient care? This article provides an overview of important steps in the development of e-health apps. The article describes where to start and which rules and regulations to follow. The provided descriptions are not only important in the development and implementation of corona-apps, but in the use of all e-health apps.
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