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Foundations in Digital Health Law
Unlock Your Future in Digital Health Law: Join CTeL's Exclusive Course for New Associates and Aspiring Attorneys
Digital health law is an expansive, growing niche field in the legal landscape. To capitalize on your firm’s talent, investing in thoughtful, strategic, and comprehensive professional development is essential to success.
CTeL has developed a streamlined, substance-focused course that gives new associates or budding digital health attorneys the confidence to dive deeper into digital health law. From regulations, licensure, compliance, privacy, and beyond. Participants will walk away from this course with a stronger sense of the digital health landscape.
Wasting valuable billable hours on days and weeks-long training for new associates is costly to firms. On average, a firm could lose up to $20,000 for a week-long training for an associate to learn the basics of digital health law. Pulling partners away from client work could cost a firm upwards of $500,000 (average 80 hours over 6 months)! You can’t afford to let this opportunity pass you by.
It’s time to invest in the success of your associates, attorneys, and your firm.
CTeL has created a virtual course that allows firms to not only educate their associates, but do it in a timely, streamlined, and effective manner. Participants will learn from experts in the field, which not only adds value to their skill set but to the firm’s service offerings as a whole.
Participation is included in CTeL Membership, additional participants should reach out to info@ctel.org to register!
Take Back Your Billable Hours.
Let CTeL Get Your Team Up to Speed.
Why Invest?
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Learn directly from a collection of field experts as you dive into the important aspects of:
-Privacy and Security
-Compliance
-Fraud and Abuse
-Risk Management
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Law firms that specialize and invest in this highly specialized area will be in high demand. Don’t leave clients on the table!
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Benefit from the collaborative and conversational summit format and connect with esteemed experts and peers in the field.
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Build confidence in your attorneys and associates by providing them with the education, knowledge, and practical skills they need to thrive and contribute to the future success of the firm.
To complete signup and pay for the course please, reach out to info@ctel.org.
In today's fast-paced digital world, understanding digital health law has become essential for attorneys. To expedite the learning process and save valuable time and resources for your firm, we present the Fast Track to Digital Health Law course. Designed specifically for summer associates, associates, and legal professionals seeking a rapid grasp of the fundamentals, this crash course will equip participants with the essential knowledge needed to navigate the complexities of digital health law.
Course Offerings
This course will build upon the knowledge base gained in law school and in the initial years of legal practice. Courses are designed to bring participants up to speed, to supply them with the knowledge they need to expand their service offerings, not only for themselves but for their wider firm as well.
Participants can expect topics to include:
Basic of Digital Health
What is Telehealth?
What is the difference between Remote Patient Monitoring and Remote Therapeutic Monitoring?
How does AI play into this landscape?
What are the current trends for practice and care?
Regulatory and Legislative Framework
Administrative Agencies of Note
Where does legislation stand today?
Who needs to be at the table to make things move?
Licensure and Certification:
What are the state licensure requirements for telehealth practitioners?
How does one become certified for digital health technologies?
Compliance and Standards:
An overview of compliance with healthcare laws and regulations.
How can companies ensure they adhere to industry standards and best practices?
Privacy and Security:
An overview of HIPAA and HITECH Act implications for digital health.
What do companies and healthcare providers need to know about data security measures and considerations?
An overview of the importance of patient autonomy and informed consent in digital healthcare.
Reimbursement and Claims:
What parameters exist for reimbursement for these services?
How do states vary in their reimbursement parity?
Contractual and Liability Issues:
How can lawyers draft digital health contracts with vendors and health systems?
What are the liability concerns in the digital health space
Intellectual Property:
Protection of intellectual property in digital health innovations.
Patent, trademark, and copyright considerations.
Emerging Technologies:
What are the existing and future legal challenges and considerations for emerging technologies (e.g., AI, IoT, blockchain) in healthcare?
Case Studies and Practical Applications:
Analyzing real-world cases in digital health law.
Applying legal principles to practical scenarios.