A one-stop shop for healthtech developers, start-ups, students, and Compliance Professionals: The only guide you will need to understand the regulatory and enforcement framework in this fast-moving field.
MIMS, Fla., Sept. 24, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Healthcare attorney, author, compliance expert and owner of Compliance Ala Carte Susan Walberg proudly announces the release of her groundbreaking book, “Healthcare Technology: Law and Compliance, The User-Friendly Guide to Healthtech Law.”
This book addresses that gap by offering a comprehensive, yet accessible guide for developers, start-ups, clinicians, and others involved in healthcare technology. “Healthcare Technology: Law and Compliance” is authored by a seasoned attorney and compliance professional yet presents complex subjects in an understandable manner. The book includes practical guidance, case examples, and straightforward explanations, making it an invaluable resource.
Key Features:
- Comprehensive Coverage: Addresses a vast array of healthtech laws, regulations, and industry guidelines.
- User-Friendly: Easy-to-read style that makes complex topics accessible.
- Practical Insights: Real-world examples to illustrate key points.
Learn more about Susan Lee Walberg on her website, susanwalberg.com or connect with her on LinkedIn.
Healthcare technology: Law and compliance
Who needs this book? Everyone who uses, develops, or invests in healthcare technology will benefit from this easy-to-read guide that will walk you through the patchwork of applicable legal and regulatory requirements.
Healthcare Technology: Law and Compliance is a highly-readable single source for understanding the healthtech regulatory framework, including implementation and compliance program guidance for organizations using or developing healthcare technology. Key aspects of this book include:
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HIPPA and The Cures Act
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Fraud and Abuse
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The FDA and Safety Standards
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Compliance guidance for Building a Telehealth Practice
Whether you are the CEO of a healthtech start-up, a physician, building a new telehealth practice, a compliance officer or a developer working on the next great Artificial Intelligence tool, this book is a must-read.
