GLOBAL BIOETHICS
IN DIGITAL HEALTH
4.ETHICAL PRINCIPLES
2.Global ethical challenges
3.International collaboration and regulation
1. International approach to bioethics in the 21st century
5.personal reflection
6.references
Bioethics becomes a discipline to address the ethical dilemmas that arise; it not only addresses human dignity but also social responsibility and rights in medical care and scientific research.
International collaboration is of great importance in order to establish bioethical standards that are acceptable and applicable to diverse cultures.
OMS
UNESCO
DATA PROTECTION
CIOMS (Consejo de Organizaciones Internacionales de las Ciencias Médicas)
Global ethical challenges
genetic manipulationEuthanasia access to medical care patient data privacy
Digital health should not be a wall that separates us, but a bridge that brings us closer. True ethical innovation lies not in the complexity of the code or the power of artificial intelligence, but in its capacity to democratize compassion. If technological advances only serve those who already have access, we will have failed in the basic principle of justice; but if we succeed in making technology a tool for global equity, we will transform cold digital data into an act of profoundly human and universal care.
Digital health worldwide is guided by ethical frameworks designed to ensure that technology improves well-being without exacerbating existing inequalities
Justice and Equity
Human Dignity and Autonomy
solidarity
Responsibility and Transparency
- NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE. (November 18, 2019). Ethical aspects of digital health from a justice perspective. Retrieved from https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6859518/
- WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION. (May 16, 2023). WHO calls for safe and ethical use of artificial intelligence for health. Retrieved from https://www.who.int/es/news/item/16-05-2023-who-calls-for-safe-and-ethical-ai-for-health
- PAN AMERICAN HEALTH ORGANIZATION (PAHO). (n.d.). 8 principles for the digital transformation of the health sector. Retrieved from https://www.paho.org/es/sistemas-informacion-salud-digital/8-principios-para-transformacion-digital-sector-salud
- HEALTH AND PHARMACEUTICALS. (February 25, 2021). Ethics. Retrieved from https://www.saludyfarmacos.org/lang/es/boletin-farmacos/boletines/feb202104/04_que/
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GLOBAL BIOETHICS
IN DIGITAL HEALTH
4.ETHICAL PRINCIPLES
2.Global ethical challenges
3.International collaboration and regulation
1. International approach to bioethics in the 21st century
5.personal reflection
6.references
Bioethics becomes a discipline to address the ethical dilemmas that arise; it not only addresses human dignity but also social responsibility and rights in medical care and scientific research.
International collaboration is of great importance in order to establish bioethical standards that are acceptable and applicable to diverse cultures.
OMS
UNESCO
DATA PROTECTION
CIOMS (Consejo de Organizaciones Internacionales de las Ciencias Médicas)
Global ethical challenges
genetic manipulationEuthanasia access to medical care patient data privacy
Digital health should not be a wall that separates us, but a bridge that brings us closer. True ethical innovation lies not in the complexity of the code or the power of artificial intelligence, but in its capacity to democratize compassion. If technological advances only serve those who already have access, we will have failed in the basic principle of justice; but if we succeed in making technology a tool for global equity, we will transform cold digital data into an act of profoundly human and universal care.
Digital health worldwide is guided by ethical frameworks designed to ensure that technology improves well-being without exacerbating existing inequalities
Justice and Equity
Human Dignity and Autonomy
solidarity
Responsibility and Transparency