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AI and Healthcare Data
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Abstract
The availability of data is a condition for the development of AI. This is no different in the context of healthcare-related AI applications. Healthcare data are required in the research, development, and follow-up phases of AI. In fact, data collection is also necessary to establish evidence of compliance with legislation. Several legislative instruments, such as the Medical Devices Regulation and the AI Act, enacted data collection obligations to establish (evidence of) the safety of medical therapies, devices, and procedures. Increasingly, such health-related data are collected in the real world from individual data subjects. The relevant legal instruments therefore explicitly mention they shall be without prejudice to other legal acts, including the GDPR. Following an introduction to real-world data, evidence, and electronic health records, this chapter considers the use of AI for healthcare from the perspective of healthcare data. It discusses the role of data custodians, especially when confronted with a request to share healthcare data, as well as the impact of concepts such as data ownership, patient autonomy, informed consent, and privacy and data protection-enhancing techniques.
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