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Answers to the questions clinics, sports organisations and researchers ask us most often – factual, with checklists and without sales talk.
- Using wearables in compliance with the GDPR: from legal basis to analysis Wearable data such as heart rate, HRV or sleep is, as a rule, health data under Art. 9 GDPR. It can be used in compliance with the GDPR once three things are settled: the legal basis for each purpose, the route the data takes from the device to the analysis, and who is responsible for what along the way. Read
- Connecting medical devices: GDT, HL7 and FHIR at a glance You connect medical devices by choosing the right interface for each device: GDT for connecting to practice and hospital software, HL7 v2 and FHIR for exchange with the HIS, DICOM for image data. Where there is no standard, manufacturer interfaces or file exports can help. What matters is that discrete readings end up in the patient history, not just PDF reports. Read
- Replacing Excel as a database: when the switch pays off Switching from Excel to a database pays off as soon as several people work with the same data, readings need to stay comparable over years, or analyses across many files become necessary. A relational database assigns every value unambiguously to a person, a point in time and a parameter. Existing Excel files can be migrated using import schemas, and exporting to Excel remains possible. Read
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