Data-driven healthcare: Balancing Innovation with Ethical Responsibility
Digital startups in “data-driven healthcare” are transforming the industry by using modern technologies such as AI and machine learning to analyze health data from sources like wearables, mobile apps, and electronic health records. These advancements enable more precise diagnoses, personalized treatments, and proactive disease prevention. However, rapid technological growth also brings forth significant ethical concerns. Without proper ethical frameworks, these innovations may perpetuate biases, jeopardize patient privacy, and cause harm. The discussion will focus on the critical balance between technological innovation and the ethical considerations necessary for shaping the future of healthcare.
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Olivia Blanchard
Olivia Blanchard founder of Alizé Advisory, brings unparalleled expertise in startup growth, business development, market research, and innovation ecosystems. Blanchard's commitment to fostering innovation extends to her former work as a research fellow at GLOBSEC, contributing to the Danube Tech Valley Initiative. She is dedicated to empowering the next generation of innovators with a holistic approach, backed by a master's degree in International Strategies & Diplomacy from ISIT Paris. In her doctoral research at the Faculty of Commerce of the University of Economics in Bratislava, her research focuses on entrepreneurial economies in Europe. Her academic pursuits are complemented by extensive leadership experience, including her tenure…
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