AI in Healthcare: A Legal and Ethical Balancing Act
- CHAMBERS
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As artificial intelligence becomes more deeply embedded in clinical practice, questions surrounding trust, accountability, and legal responsibility are no longer peripheral—they are central to how we shape the future of healthcare. This article in BMC Medical Ethics explores the ethical and legal frameworks needed to ensure that high-reward AI technologies do not become high-risk liabilities.
It reinforces the critical need for collaboration between healthcare professionals, ethicists, and legal scholars. For those of us working at the intersection of healthcare delivery and regulatory frameworks, it underscores the importance of equipping future professionals with the tools to critically assess not just what AI can do - but what it ought to do.
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