Abstract
This paper intends to discuss the most crucial factor in the productive development of CDSS and, by extension, individualized healthcare that countries around the world, including the U.S., need to consider: the demand for a constant flow of broad and diverse collections of patient and non-patient data into these systems. The majority of this paper strives to address the legal concerns within existing legal frameworks concerning data privacy and the protection of patients’ medical records. Lastly, this paper provides an outlook on possible solutions that can balance seemingly conflicting pillars of the nascent structure of AI-based healthcare.
How to Cite:
Mohammad Reza Kameli, The Dichotomy Between Safeguarding Data Privacy and Promoting Individualized Healthcare Using Artificial Intelligence: How Modern Regulations Miss the Mark And New Standards Can Reconcile the Two, 4 Ariz. L. J. Emerging Tech., no. 3, 2020, https://doi.org/10.2458/azlawjet.5502
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