Health Disrupted: On the Loss of Public Values in the Stride Towards Better (Digital) Health (original) (raw)

The text examines the interplay between digital health technologies and public values, highlighting the need for a societal approach to health that considers ethical, social, and political dimensions. It advocates for interdisciplinary collaboration to develop new frameworks for health data governance and technology design, with an emphasis on autonomy and fairness. Additionally, the discourse reflects on the implications of technology on health equity and the importance of maintaining core moral values amidst advancements in digital health.