Ethical Health Data

Ethical Health Data

Academic Papers

Managing Financial Risk in Healthcare

Praava Health and the Digital Transformation of Primary Care in Bangladesh

Navigating Fragmented Care: Patient Experience Across Urgent, Emergency, and Primary Services

Healthcare.gov: A Retrospective Lesson in the Failure of Project Stakeholders

Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization

The Impact of the ACA on the 2024 Presidential Election

Healthcare Marketing

Risks of Using Non-HIPAA Health Data in Marketing

Abstract: The expansion of digital health technologies, consumer-facing applications, and data-driven marketing has blurred the boundaries between regulated clinical data and unregulated consumer health data.

Managing Patient Populations

Abstract: Electronic Health Records (EHRs) have become the backbone of modern hospitals, yet their true potential is often underutilized. While initial adoption was driven by regulatory mandates and compliance, hospitals that treat EHRs as strategic infrastructure can transform operations, strengthen financial performance, and improve patient outcomes.

Strategic Value of EHRs

Abstract: Health systems face sustained financial pressure driven by rising operating costs, reimbursement constraints, and increasing patient complexity. Traditional volume-based growth and cost-reduction strategies have proven insufficient to ensure long-term financial sustainability.

Recommended Sites

The Hastings Center

Data & Society

Center for Democracy & Technology

Markkula Center for Applied Ethics

Electronic Frontier Foundation