What should you definitely check when you buy an AI solution? Do patients have to be informed about the use of AI? Is the use of autonomous clinical AI now illegal? What about use of in-house developed AI, should you comply to the AI -Act as well? Should generative AI tools have a CE-mark?
There are several European laws and regulations in place that apply to AI in healthcare. The most important ones are the MDR and AI -Act and they have very practical implications. It is not just important for legal specialists to know about this, but also for users, purchasers, IT specialists and managers. Having a basic understanding ensures the right decisions are made in the adoption process, minimizing risk and ensuring safety of the patients.
We know that this topic does not make everybody's heart beat faster, that is why we have turned it into a fun, interactive quiz with easy to understand explanations in between so all participants can join!
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Staff who work with AI in daily practice and want to know their responsibilities, such as human oversight and informing patients, so they can use AI tools safely and with confidence.
Decision-makers and buyers who choose and purchase AI solutions, and need to know what to check, from CE marking to vendor obligations, to minimise risk for their organisation and patients.
Professionals who implement, maintain or assess AI systems, and need a clear overview of which regulations apply and what they mean in practice for in-house and purchased AI.
Anyone in the organisation who comes into contact with AI and wants an accessible, engaging introduction to the MDR and AI Act, with no prior legal knowledge needed.


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