Artificial intelligence (AI) and blockchain technology are two novel innovations that offer the opportunity for us to move beyond our legacy systems and streamline enterprise management and compliance in ways previously unimaginable. Each technology augments the strengths and tempers the weaknesses of the other.

As industry continues to grapple with and implement the Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) enacted by Congress in 2013, some of the largest pharmaceutical companies believe they may have a solution to track prescription drugs across the supply chain to prevent the distribution

Five Morrison & Foerster attorneys recently participated in the 2nd Annual Blockchain Healthcare Summit in our New York City office, and provided an overview of the current state of the industry, including a discussion of blockchain-enabled applications for compliance, privacy, practitioner credentialing, patient medical

The industry leading Blockchain Healthcare Summit is returning to New York City on June 13. Now in its second year, the Summit offers a research-based program addressing opportunities to incorporate blockchain technology to increase efficiency, transparency, and security for the healthcare industry. Through a

Patients accumulate vast quantities of healthcare data over the course of their lives. Those data are generally housed in centralized servers operated by various unrelated industry participants, including government regulators and payors, insurance carriers, hospitals, doctors, pharmacies and pharmaceutical companies. Unfortunately, those repositories rely