Harrison.ai is a global health-tech company that builds market-leading, AI-powered medical diagnostic-support and workflow solutions. Our mission is to expand global healthcare capacity, empower clinicians with advanced solutions, and enhance patient outcomes through clinical and value-driven outcomes.
With Annalise.ai, our solution for radiology, and Franklin.ai, our solution for advancing pathology, we are shaping the future of AI-driven healthcare — delivering intelligent and more effective diagnostic support worldwide.
Our solutions are designed to enhance clinical decision-making and improve the quality of care delivery. An example of this is earlier detection of lung cancer on chest x-rays, which has potential to improve the speed to diagnosis of this deadly disease and accelerate the treatment pathway. Our solutions, which are medical device software, have met regulatory requirements for clinical use in over 40 countries, including Australia. As a clinician-led company, harrison.ai takes patient safety and data privacy very seriously. All data that we receive for research and development arrives de-identified, cannot be re-identified, and is encrypted.
What data privacy regulations and compliance standards does Annalise adhere to?
We take our own and our customers’ privacy obligations very seriously and adhere to all privacy compliance standards and regulations in the regions we operate in. We strive to achieve a privacy compliance baseline of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which is a globally-recognised privacy gold standard. In addition to the GDPR, we also adhere to key local differences in privacy laws, including the Australian Privacy Act. For more detailed information on our data privacy standards and practices, see the Annalise Privacy Notice.
How does your AI system process data related to patient scans?
Our solutions process medical images, to assess for the presence of clinically relevant findings. The image data is encrypted and pseudo-anonymised, such that Annalise is unable to identify any individual person or patient.
Are the patient images received by Annalise from customers used to train your AI algorithms?
No, Annalise.ai does not collect patient images or any patient data from customers to train its AI models.
How do you train your algorithms?
Our algorithms are trained and developed using third-party proprietary permanently de-identified/anonymised datasets that are obtained under data license arrangements.
What measures and protocols does Annalise have in place to ensure the security and protection of personal data/ personal information?
For more detailed information about how we ensure the security and protection of personal data and information, please see the Annalise Privacy Notice.
Does Annalise share or sell the personal data it collects or processes with any third parties?
No, we do not share or sell personal data to any third parties. For more detailed information, please see the Annalise Privacy Notice.
Who do I contact if I have more questions?
If you have a privacy concern, request, or question, please contact our privacy team via privacy@annalise.ai