IMED2003 Midterm: Revision 18 Notes

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Restricted access to data potentially detrimental to participants. Australian national statement on ethical conduct in human research (2007) - updated. The national statement guidelines made in accordance with the national health and medical research council act 1992. Any researcher conducting research with human participants. Any member of an ethical review body reviewing that research. Developed jointly by the nhmrc, the arc and universities australia. Compliance with the national statement is a prerequisite for receipt of nhmrc funding. Is to analyze relationships between prevention or treatment techniques and patient outcomes. Challenges the dynamics of responsibility in the doctor-patient relationship and the expectation of confidentiality. Currently no regulations exist specifically on the use of ai in healthcare/data usage/clinical research. Bias in data used to create algorithms. Can be reflected in the algorithms and in the clinical recommendations they generate. Algorithms might be designed to skew results. Depending on the motives of the programmers, companies or health care systems deploying them.

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