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    Patients' AI Bill of Rights
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    • Alies Maybee
      Alies Maybee last edited by

      Here is a bill of rights developed by a patient and healthcare person:

      https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/developing-patients-ai-bill-rights-hospitals-medical-dan-noyes-rs9ae/

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      • Sandra Holdsworth
        Sandra Holdsworth @Alies Maybee last edited by

        @Alies-Maybee I came upon this one as well today on LinkedIn. https://lightcollective.org/patient-ai-rights/

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        • Debra Turnbull
          Debra Turnbull last edited by

          @Alies-Maybee @Sandra-Holdsworth

          Here's the background for the Canadian version:
          Think Twice: A citizen's guide to AI in Canada

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          • Debra Turnbull
            Debra Turnbull last edited by

            @Alies-Maybee @Sandra-Holdsworth @Chris-Johnston

            Oh, and I found this:
            Chris' post from June 4

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            • K
              Kim Locke @Debra Turnbull last edited by

              @Debra-Turnbull said in Patients' AI Bill of Rights:

              @Alies-Maybee @Sandra-Holdsworth

              Here's the background for the Canadian version:
              Think Twice: A citizen's guide to AI in Canada

              Who's in charge of squishing all these proposed AI frameworks together, and then educating the general public about it?

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              • Debra Turnbull
                Debra Turnbull @Kim Locke last edited by

                @Kim-Locke

                Good question... but then again, from who's perspective?

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                • K
                  Kim Locke @Debra Turnbull last edited by

                  @Debra-Turnbull Also. a great question!

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                  • Debra Turnbull
                    Debra Turnbull @Alies Maybee last edited by

                    @Alies-Maybee
                    So, I finally got around to reading this gentleman's proposal. The Belmont report (the name has been setting off bells in my brain; finally looked it up) was something I studied along the way in either Digital Health or REB. It's an ethics cornerstone.

                    By using Belmont as a foundation, the 10 principles for AI have validity. I see the parallels in this American Bill-of-Rights and how it crosses over to the proposed
                    Canadian Standard for Consent - which covers commercial and healthcare (very loosely) consent . FYI - I argued for a separate Standard for Healthcare... let's see what happens. The Standard also has the potential to cover AI development.

                    Is someone working on a Canadian version of a Bill-of-Rights: healthcare, AI, healthcare AI... or all 3?

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                    • Alies Maybee
                      Alies Maybee @Sandra Holdsworth last edited by

                      @Sandra-Holdsworth I like this one quite a bit and is from the US. It has been around for a while but should be part on any future attempt to develop something in Canada.

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                      • Alies Maybee
                        Alies Maybee last edited by

                        Perhaps this should be another effort on our (PAN's) part. Thoughts?

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