The cornerstone of Irish health reform is a digital health strategy that ensures timely access to accurate information and that places the patient at the centre of the healthcare journey. The future of healthcare delivery will rely on digital health solutions and data driven technologies that connect patient and physician and facilitate treatment across a broader community based care network of hospitals, primary care centres and indeed, the patient’s own home
The healthcare team at RDJ understand the challenges that enabling technologies can bring, from data and cyber security concerns to IP protection issues. We offer clear, commercially focused solutions to these challenges to ensure our clients can lead the healthcare transformation and develop evolving healthcare solutions.
Ireland is already a world leader in biotech, biopharma and MedTech and is well placed to build on this reputation for excellence through innovative digital healthcare delivery. The collaborative eco-system that exists between international software companies, leading cyber security companies and cutting-edge research centres which bring together industry and academia will underpin and drive our ambitions in this regard.
Covid-19 restrictions have accelerated demand for digital health solutions: telehealth and telemedicine solutions are being utilised to maintain continuity of care during these times of unprecedented pressure on hospital and care services. Separately, data driven technologies and AI powered healthcare services have been deployed to assist the fight against pandemic contact tracing and a reduction diagnostic times. The Programme for Government (June 2020) specifically references the need to retain and build on many of the Covid-19 digital healthcare responses. RDJ can provide the insight and legal know how to help achieve this goal.
At RDJ we are committed to supporting clients involved in the digital transformation of healthcare models.
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