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Trusted data use with Roche

Data use

Trusted data use at Roche means ethical, compliant data handling. We involve customers, follow regulations and ensure data serves clear, agreed purposes to benefit patients and advance healthcare.

Data use purposes

Roche believes in transparent communication regarding how data is used and processed by our solutions. Contracts with our customers define what data and how data is processed and used by Roche. Examples of how Roche may use the data include:

Product excellence

Developing and improving, running, maintaining and securing our best-in-class healthcare solutions.

Quality

Maintaining and evolving the quality of our solutions.

Service and support

Responding to customer requests, inquires or complaints.

Safety

Fulfilling legal and regulatory requirements related to pharmacovigilance obligations.

Communications

Tailoring our communication to the needs of our customers and patients, following laws, regulations and established customer contracts.

Efficiency

Processing and completing necessary transactions with efficiency.

Research and development

Contributing to research and development projects inside and outside of Roche.

Executing our agreements

Smooth execution of our contractual agreements including invoicing and reporting.

Ethical data use for innovation

Ethical data use for innovation

While data is vital for driving healthcare innovation, Roche ensures data handling is conducted responsibly. By adhering to strict data protection principles, we build and maintain the trust of patients, partners and stakeholders in our commitment to privacy.

Data use agreements

At Roche, the responsible and compliant handling of data — both personal and non-personal — is a continuous, foundational commitment.

When leveraging data generated by our solutions, we are focused on adhering to relevant regulatory requirements and the specific data-use agreements we establish with our customers (including Data Processing Agreements and Data-Sharing Terms).


EU Data Act

EU Data Act

The European Union Data Act (Regulation 2023/2854) standardizes data access and usage across the EU, giving users of connected products and related services control over the data generated by their use of the product.

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