International Conference on Right to Health in the Digital Era: Navigating Laws, Ethics, and Policies

Digital technologies have revolutionized global health, offering opportunities for improved healthcare delivery, disease prevention, and public health monitoring. However, the rapid integration of these technologies raises ethical, policy, and technological challenges, including data privacy, equitable access, and the digital divide. The global health landscape is complicated by disparities in technological access and infrastructure between high-income and low-income countries. Ethical implications of digital health technologies, such as consent, autonomy, and misuse, demand comprehensive policy frameworks. Reimagining health insurance and exploring innovative models for a more inclusive and accessible healthcare system are essential.

Analysing the role of health insurance in light of negligence can inform policymakers and regulatory bodies, guiding evidence-based recommendations for strengthening legal frameworks, enhancing patient safety measures, and improving access to affordable healthcare. International seminars on health ethics can significantly influence the field by enhancing understanding, shaping policy and practice, fostering collaboration, and advancing research.