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Dianne Bourque

Dianne Bourque

Holland & Knight (Boston

Ms. Bourque advises healthcare clients on data acquisition and use in artificial intelligence algorithm training, research, product development, and digital health applications, and counsels providers on HIPAA, 42 C.F.R. Part 2, and state medical privacy law compliance, including review of HIPAA-related contracts and forms and privacy-related due diligence. A substantial part of her practice involves counseling researchers and research sponsors on FDA- and OHRP-regulated clinical research, including patient consent, and she has served as counsel to a hospital’s Institutional Review Board and Ethics Committee overseeing those consent processes. She was formerly in-house counsel to an academic medical center and is the first Suffolk University Law School graduate to hold a concentration in Health and Biomedical Law.

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