Intersection of Human Rights and AI in Healthcare: 9798369370513: Medicine & Healthcare Books

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ISBN13: 9798369370513

ISBN13 Softcover: 9798369370520

EISBN13: 9798369370537

DOI: 10.4018/979-8-3693-7051-3

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The intersection of human rights and artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare represents a critical area of discussion as technological advancements reshape the medical field. AI offers the potential to revolutionize healthcare delivery by improving diagnostic accuracy, personalizing treatment plans, and streamlining administrative tasks. However, its integration into healthcare systems raises ethical and human rights concerns. Issues like data privacy, algorithmic bias, informed consent, and equitable access to AI-driven care must be carefully considered to ensure that AI technologies uphold the rights of patients. Striking a balance between innovation and human rights is essential for ensuring AI contributes to more inclusive and accountable healthcare systems, where dignity and autonomy are respected, and health outcomes are improved without discrimination. As AI becomes embedded in healthcare, establishing frameworks for ethical governance and human rights protections will be critical.

Intersection of Human Rights and AI in Healthcare explores the intersection between AI and healthcare, with a focus on the human element and ethical considerations. It delves into the implications of AI on human skills, the future workforce, and the role of ethical development in healthcare applications. This book covers topics such as ethics and law, patient safety, and policymaking, and is a useful resource for government officials, policymakers, healthcare professionals, academicians, scientists, and researchers.

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The many academic areas covered in this publication include, but are not limited to:

Artificial Intelligence
Cyber Technology
Ethics and Law
Generative AI
Healthcare Administration and Leadership
Healthcare Systems
Healthcare Technology
Human Rights
Inclusive Education
Patient Safety
Policymaking

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a global phenomenon. The Information Technology (IT) professionals must have a relevant knowledge base for their projects. This book Intersection of Human Rights and AI in Healthcare, presents a holistic perspective of my 5Ss’- Self, Society, State, System and Spirituality, for managing projects. It distinguishes itself from other scholarly works in healthcare by addressing human wellness and dignity related issues under the 5Ss’. Thus, publishing “Tomorrow's Research Today”, focusing underrepresented areas of study for those developing and using AI in healthcare.

– Minhaj Qidwai

This paper explores the feasibility of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Indian trial courts, emphasizing AI-Assisted Adjudication over AI-Adjudication. It identifies potential applications of AI, addresses challenges, and offers recommendations. The conclusion highlights the importance of AI-Assisted Adjudication for efficient and timely justice delivery.

– S. Srinivasan

My publication, The Intersection of Human Rights and AI in Healthcare, focuses a much-needed spotlight on balancing technical progress with sound ethical principles, ensuring fair, equitable access to AI-driven healthcare solutions. This book would be a foundational reference to how AI provides the ability and means for people to enjoy or exercise human rights and responsibility in addressing newly emerging, continuing, or consolidating health inequities.

– Riffat Shaheen

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Minhaj A. Qidwai graduated from Dow Medical College-Karachi-Pakistan in 1984. He holds MPH from University of Oklahoma, MBA from University of Hawaii-USA; and Certification in Management Consulting from Canada. Prof. Dr. Qidwai has more than four decades of International Experience in Health Management, Marketing, Research, Human Capacity Building and Academics; in Pakistan, Middle East, and North America. In past, he has collaborated with organizations like CIDA, UNICEF, WHO, OPM, Canadian Cancer Association, Mississauga Board of Trade, and Canada Pakistan Business Council. Prof. Dr. Qidwai was one of the lead persons in establishing the concept of “Ethics Committees” in Research and Quality Circles in Healthcare at Aga Khan University Hospital in Pakistan. He is the pioneer for initiating MBA in Health Management in Pakistan at Institute of Business Management; Health Systems Improvement program at College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan and Institute of Business Administration. He is also the founder and former CEO of Sindh Healthcare Commission. Prof. Dr. Qidwai has been associated with academia and research in the areas of Public Health, Pharma Industry, Healthcare Systems Management and Quality Improvement. Currently, he is the Dean of Health and Medical Sciences at Al-Kawthar University Karachi in Pakistan; Faculty Member at American Institute for Healthcare Quality; and CEO of Unet Consultants-Pakistan/Canada. Prof. Dr. Qidwai has been involved in developing academic programs, research, professional and personal development in corporate and healthcare sector. His current focus is mainly on mental health, digital health, health management, and offering mentorship for professional development. He is a reviewer for Higher Education Commission Research Grants and Judge for National Idea Bank. He is passionate for mentoring youth through his Center for Health Innovation and Transformation, nurturing their ideas and startups into an accelerator phase and reality. Prof. Dr. Qidwai is an Honorary Faculty Member at the American Institute of Healthcare Quality, a Member of Population Association of Pakistan, Trustee of SAMEO-UK Based Charity for Healthcare and Director-Pakistan Bridge Federation. Dr. Qidwai holds dual citizenship of Canada and Pakistan. He is also the pioneer for several philosophies like that of R.E.S.T. (Research, Education, Systems and Training) for curriculum development; G.R.A.S.P. (Governance, Research, Accountability, Sustainability and Profit) Model for Organizational governance; the philosophy of 5Ss’ (Self, Society, State, Systems and Spirituality) for Human Wellness Management; and ZERO Error in mental health etc.. Prof. Dr. Qidwai holds a dual citizenship of Canada and Pakistan. He is also an author of Book “A to Z of Healthcare Quality”- Based on his philosophy of 5Ss’ (Self, Society, State, Systems and Spirituality) one book published by USA based IGI Global Publications, with title: Intersection of Artificial Intelligence, Human Rights and Health and the 2nd book based on the 5Ss philosophy-Enhancing Client, Family and Community Health is under publication by USA based IGI Global Publication. A 3rd book on the same philosophy titled “Impact of 5Ss on Organizational Culture and the Wellbeing of Healthcare Providers” is being authored.

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