Using digital health to enable ethical health research in conflict and other humanitarian settings
DOI: 10.1186/S13031-018-0163-Z
关键词: Health services research 、 Digital health 、 Vulnerability 、 Data security 、 Population 、 Internet privacy 、 Business 、 Data sharing 、 Information privacy 、 Research ethics
摘要: Conducting research in a humanitarian setting requires quantifiable quality measures to ensure ethical study conduct. Digital health technologies are proven improve and efficacy via automated data collection, improvement of reliability, fidelity resilience by improved provenance traceability. Additionally, digital methodologies can patient identity, privacy, transparency, sharing, competent informed consent, the confidentiality security operations. It seem counterintuitive press forward aggressively with at time heightened population vulnerability cyber concerns, but new approaches essential meet rapidly increasing demands research. In this paper we present case for modernization conflict other settings as vehicle ethics.
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