Overview
Public health technology ethics is a critical field that addresses the moral implications of using technology in health care. As technology becomes increasingly integrated into public health practices, ethical considerations such as privacy, data security, and informed consent become paramount. Unde...
Key Terms
Example: Patients sign forms after being informed about data usage.
Example: Health apps must protect user data from unauthorized access.
Example: Encryption is used to secure health records.
Example: Ensuring rural areas have access to telehealth services.
Example: Doctors consult patients via video calls.
Example: Using data to track disease outbreaks.
Related Topics
Health Data Privacy
Explores the importance of protecting personal health information in the digital age.
intermediateTelehealth Ethics
Examines ethical considerations specific to remote healthcare delivery.
intermediateDigital Health Disparities
Focuses on inequalities in access to digital health technologies.
advancedKey Concepts
privacydata securityinformed consentequity