Public views on ethical issues in healthcare artificial intelligence: protocol for a scoping review.
Emma Kellie FrostRebecca BoswardYves Saint James AquinoAnnette Braunack-MayerStacy M CarterPublished in: Systematic reviews (2022)
Consulting publics and patients about the ethics of HCAI technologies and innovations can offer important insights to those seeking to implement HCAI ethically and legitimately. This review will explore how ethical issues are addressed in literature examining publics' and patients' views on HCAI, with the aim of determining the extent to which publics' views on HCAI ethics have been addressed in existing research. This has the potential to support the development of implementation processes and regulation for HCAI that incorporates publics' values and perspectives.
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