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Features of Legal Regulation of Artificial Intelligence Technologies in the Field of Telemedicine in Russia

https://doi.org/10.21686/2411-118X-2023-4-78-84

Abstract

Rapid development of computer information and communication technologies that promote the spread of telemedicine in clinical practice and the growth of the role of artificial intelligence in the health care sector generate many new problems and controversial situations that arise between doctors and patients. The application of artificial intelligence technologies in healthcare is actively spreading and causing growing interest from medical organizations. However, currently there is insufficient legal regulation in this area. In connection with this, this article analyzes the legal aspects of the application of artificial intelligence in remote interaction between medical workers and patients (their legal representatives) by means of computer or mobile devices through telemedicine services. In particular, the author pays special attention to the issue of civil liability for possible damage caused by medical assistance using artificial intelligence. The article also analyzes in detail the role and importance of legal regulation in the field of application of artificial intelligence technologies in the health care sector and identifies potential risks and problems associated with this process. The author of the article offers some recommendations that will help medical organizations effectively implement and use artificial intelligence, while complying with legal and ethical norms, as well as reducing possible harm that can potentially be caused when assisting with artificial intelligence.

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Rubtsov I.A. Features of Legal Regulation of Artificial Intelligence Technologies in the Field of Telemedicine in Russia. ECONOMICS. LAW. SOCIETY. 2023;8(4):78-84. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.21686/2411-118X-2023-4-78-84

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