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This session will summarise the EU AI Act and its implications on the healthcare sector, including how to be compliant with the new regulatory framework.
3 April 2025
+ 2 October 2025 »
from £175
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In August 2024, the European Union (EU) approved the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act, the first legislation aimed at regulating AI applications whilst protecting EU citizens from the potential harms of AI. The regulation will take effect on 2nd August 2026 and will have a significant impact on the healthcare sector.
Legislative changes are also afoot across the globe. In the US, the FDA continues to update its guidance on AI-enabled device software. For example, in December 2024, the FDA published new guidance on Marketing Submission Recommendations for a Predetermined Change Control Plan (PCCP) for AI-Enabled Device Software Functions to provide a reasonable assurance of device safety and effectiveness Conversely, Asia-Pacific has adopted a light touch and voluntary approach to AI regulation, some jurisdictions like China have taken a more prescriptive approach.
According to a recent survey from Norstella, 66% of biopharma organisations say the skills required for their employees have changed due to the introduction of AI. Over 70% of industry leaders confirmed the main reason behind its limited adoption is a lack of expertise, followed by a lack of knowledge/awareness of AI and what it can do to improve pharmaceutical R&D processes (43%). This session will summarise the European AI Act and its implications on the healthcare sector and what provisions and assessments organisations may need to put in place to be compliant with the new regulatory framework.
Key topics covered in this exciting talk include:
This course is part of our Regulatory Affairs Training course collection, which features updates on the latest regulations to registration procedures and strategies.
This course provides greater clarity on the potential impact of the AI Act on pharmaceutical and medical device organisations and brings stakeholders up to speed on what constitutes high-risk AI systems. By joining, you will:
This course is designed for a diverse audience. Whether you're a healthcare professional, a policymaker, or interested in how the EU AI Act will impact the healthcare sector, this course will offer you valuable insights.
Dr Cheryl L Barton is an independent consultant with over 35 years' research and business analysis experience. Following her senior research positions in academia and seven years with Merck, in which she was responsible for a variety of CNS research projects. Dr Barton joined Dutch investment bank ABN Amro NV as a senior equity analyst to provide coverage on pan-European companies and assessed the potential impact of new drug development on European Stocks. In 2002, Dr Barton founded PharmaVision to provide independent, tailor-made, life science and consumer health research to pharmaceutical companies, competitive intelligence specialists, investment institutions, and healthcare communication agencies. Dr. Barton regularly writes articles for Pharmtech regarding the latest advances in scientific technologies and regulatory issues that impact the Biopharma and MedTech industries.
3 April 2025
Lunch & Learn
Live online
12:00-13:30 UK (London) (UTC+01)
13:00-14:30 Paris (UTC+02)
07:00-08:30 New York (UTC-04)
Course code 15536
Until 27 Mar
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2 October 2025
Lunch & Learn
Live online
12:00-13:30 UK (London) (UTC+01)
13:00-14:30 Paris (UTC+02)
07:00-08:30 New York (UTC-04)
Course code 15537
Until 25 Sep
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for 7 days, no obligation
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