Digital Health: Law and Ethics
Was können Sie in diesem Kurs lernen?
Students who will finish the course “Digital Health: Law and Ethics” will be familiar with the foundations of Digital Health, Law, Law in Digital Health, Ethics and Ethics in Digital Health. The knowledge gained will allow a better understanding of each of the topics as well as of the synergies in different settings.
Gliederung
Course Content and Structure
These are the main topics of the course "Digital Collaborative Systems in Healthcare":
Chapter 1 - Digital Health
- Lesson 1: Introduction
- Lesson 2: Software
- Lesson 3: Hardware
- Lesson 4: Quiz
Chapter 2 - Law
- Lesson 1: Definition
- Lesson 2: Sources of Law
- Lesson 3: Law Systems
- Lesson 4: European Law
- Lesson 5: Quiz
Chapter 3 - Digital Health and Law
- Lesson 1: EU Law
- Lesson 2: Classification of Medical Devices
- Lesson 3: Examples of Classifications
- Lesson 4: International Health Regulations
- Lesson 5: Legislation of Patient Safety
- Lesson 6: Privacy for Patient Data
- Lesson 7: Cross Border Healthcare in the European Union
- Lesson 8: Telehealth Around the World: A Global Guide
- Lesson 9: Quiz
Chapter 4 - Ethics
- Lesson 1: Introduction to Ethics
- Lesson 2: Types of Ethics
- Lesson 3: Ethics and Empathy
- Lesson 4: Quiz
Chapter 5 - Digital Health and Ethics
- Lesson 1: General Ethics in Health
- Lesson 2: Medical Ethics
- Lesson 3: What is Health Ethics?
- Lesson 4: Digital Health
- Lesson 5: Ethics and Telemedicine
- Lesson 6: Digital Health and its Challenges: An Ethical Approach
- Lesson 7: Quiz
Chapter 6 - Use Cases
- Lesson 1: Use Case 1 - e-Wellness Devices
- Lesson 2: Use Case 2 - Remote Monitoring of Elderly People at Home
- Lesson 3: Use Case 3 - Artificial Intelligence and Medical Imaging Analysis in Histopathology
- Lesson 4: Quiz
- Lesson 5: End of Course - Well Done!
Angeboten von
Professor Dr. Horst Kunhardt
Vice President of Deggendorf Institute of Technology.
Founder of the European Campus Rottal-Inn (ECRI)
Prof. Dr. Bernhard Bleyer
Chair of Theological Ethics at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities at University of PassauWeitere Autorinnen und Autoren
Anna E. Schmaus-Klughammer, LLB(hons)
Associated Professor and Researcher at the Deggendorf Institute of Technology
She teaches Digital Health, Telemedicine, Law and Ethics at ECRI.
She is the coordinator of this course.
Zielgruppe
This course is for people interested in Digital Health and how it is related to law and ethics. The main target group will be people directly or indirectly involved in healthcare. This can be nurses, physicians, dentists, physiotherapists as well as people who have an IT background and would like to learn more about how IT in healthcare has to take into consideration law and ethics. Since the role of technology is increasing in healthcare and since telemedicine becomes more and more important in cross border healthcare and international context, legal regulations are also becoming more important. However, what is feasible and legally allowed in digital health is not always ethically acceptable.
Teilnahmebestätigung
Once you have correctly answered at least 80% of all quiz questions included in the course, you may download a certificate of participation.