Joshua Cedric A Gundayao,Julia Patrick Engkasan,Sharon Kaur
Joshua Cedric A Gundayao
Given ICH-GCP's role in shaping IRB standards in most jurisdictions, clarifying the function and definition of nonscientific members is crucial. ICH-GCP 3.2.1 requires a nonscientific member but its definition focuses on who they are not ra...
Who Cares How Information Feels? A Call for Digital Influence Literacy [0.03%]
信息以什么形式呈现有什么区别吗？呼吁提升数字媒介素养
Theresa M Senft
Theresa M Senft
This article introduces digital influence literacy, arguing for its inclusion in programs devoted to lessening the spread of health misinformation online. Influence literacy can be roughly understood as the capacity to recognise, analyse, n...
Four Key Questions to Guide Human Rights-based Social Listening during Infodemics [0.03%]
四大问题指引基于人权的社交聆听应对信息流行病
Lisa Forman
Lisa Forman
This paper considers what a human rights-based approach to the use of social listening to counter infodemics during a serious health threat might entail, using COVID-19 as a primary example. The paper considers social listening in the conte...
Navigating Artificial Intelligence in Malaysian Healthcare: Research Developments, Ethical Dilemmas, and Governance Strategies [0.03%]
马来西亚医疗保健中的人工智能：研究发展、伦理困境和治理策略
Kean Chang Phang,Tze Chang Ng,Sharon Kaur Gurmukh Singh et al.
Kean Chang Phang et al.
In the ever-evolving landscape of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare (AIH), understanding the entities and legal frameworks governing its research and development is crucial. This report delves into the intricacies of AIH in Malaysia, un...
Timothy Kirschenheiter
Timothy Kirschenheiter
I offer a positive argument in defense of the moral permissibility of abortion that relies on the moral concept of self-defense. I argue that given the lack of proportional self-defense options in pregnancy, a pregnant woman is morally perm...
Adji Suwandono,Busyra
Adji Suwandono
Indonesian law assures the right of its citizens to access health services for abortion procedures under strict criteria. The enactment of Law No. 1 of 2023 about the Criminal Code (KUHP) changed previous regulations regarding the time the ...
Lalit Kumar Radha Krishna,Nur Amira Binte Abdul Hamid,Nicole-Ann Lim et al.
Lalit Kumar Radha Krishna et al.
Witnessing suffering and death in palliative care can cause moral distress, emotional exhaustion and maladaptive coping strategies. How sense and meaning is made from these experiences influences how physicians think, feel and act as profes...
Misrepresenting Female Doctors in Pakistan: How the "Doctor Bride" Phenomenon Causes Epistemic Injustice [0.03%]
误表巴基斯坦的女医生：如何“医生新娘”现象导致认识不公
Sundus Iftikhar,Sarosh Saleem
Sundus Iftikhar
Gender discrimination in the medical profession is a pressing issue in Pakistan, and the derogatory term "Doctor Bride" has perpetuated harmful stereotypes about female doctors. This paper argues that gender biases and societal expectations...
Engineering the Discourse: the Role of Engineers in the Health Infodemic [0.03%]
操控舆论：工程师在健康信息流行病中的作用
Michelle Liu,Samantha Fowler
Michelle Liu
In the era of rapid information exchange, engineers and computer scientists are not merely creators of technology but vital players in the shaping of public discourse, including in the context of serious health threats like the COVID-19 pan...
Infodemic Management and Government Disinformation: The Brazilian Experience [0.03%]
信息流行病管理与政府传播虚假信息——巴西的经验
Isabella Ballalai,Rodrigo Schrage Lins
Isabella Ballalai
The COVID-19 pandemic, one of the most critical health crises in recent history, resulted in nearly 7 million deaths worldwide. The ensuing infodemic, characterized by the proliferation of information about the virus and vaccines, persisted...