Name: Regulating Artificial Intelligence in Health Care
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Author: Colleen M. Flood
ISBN: 9781041232421

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Canadian Law and Policy in Comparative Perspective Hardback, 1st Edition

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Colleen M. Flood, Catherine Régis

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<p>This book presents a comprehensive, interdisciplinary examination of how Canadian health law and governance are responding to the rapid integration of AI in health care. Artificial intelligence is transforming diagnostics, clinical decision-making, and health system management, yet legal and ethical frameworks are struggling to keep pace.<br>Bringing together leading legal scholars, ethicists, clinicians, innovators, and patient voices, this open-access volume addresses core issues such as liability, informed consent, data governance and privacy, algorithmic bias, criminal law, and professional regulation, as well as the implications of AI for health equity in areas including mental health, women’s health, Indigenous health, and public health. While centered on Canadian law and institutions, the book situates Canada within a wider regulatory landscape, drawing out lessons from the United States, United Kingdom, European Union, Brazil, and other key jurisdictions.<br>Spanning foundational principles, specific legal subfields, and cross-cutting policy concerns, the volume offers accessible, plain-language analysis grounded in real-world clinical and institutional contexts, along with forward-looking proposals for reform. Essential reading for legal scholars and students, policymakers, regulators, health professionals, AI developers, and patient advocates, it provides practical tools for building safe, effective, and equitable governance of health AI in Canada and beyond.</p>

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Part I: Foundations of the Law & Policy of Health AI;
1. Introduction, Catherine Régis & Colleen Flood;
2. Cleared for Landing: Why AI Innovators in Canadian Healthcare Need a Runway, Not a Maze, Devin Singh & Anna Goldenberg;
3. Regulating AI in Care: A Clinician's Perspective, Alika LaFontaine & Owen Adams;
4. Patient Engagement and Health Care AI, Ian Stedman;
5. AI and Health Care Professional Regulation, Marco Laverdière & Catherine Régis; Part II: Legal Frameworks for AI in Health Care;
6. Artificial Intelligence and Medical Liability, Lara Khoury & Hoang Xuan Kathy Vo;
7. Responsibility for Medical AI in the United States, Nathan Cortez;
8. AI and Informed Consent in Canada: Opportunities and Challenges, Audrey Ferron Parayre;
9. US & UK Perspectives on AI and Informed Consent, Christian Günther;
10. Algorithmic Bias in Healthcare, Jake Effoduh;
11. Health Information Privacy and AI Technologies, Teresa Scassa;
12. Navigating the EU Landscape for the Use of Health Data in AI, Enrique Santamaria Echeverria;
13. AI and Medical Devices: Regulation in Canada, Colleen M. Flood & Bryan Thomas;
14. Artificial Intelligence and Medical Devices: Regulation in the European Union and United Kingdom, Michael Da Silva;
15. Health Data Governance for AI strategies in Federative States: Insights from a Case Study of Brazil, Fernando Aith & Matheus Zuliane Falcão;
16. Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity in Health Care, Florian Martin-Bariteau; Part III: AI in Key Health Contexts & Populations;
17. Health AI and the Future of Institutional Care, Lorian Hardcastle & Bryan Thomas;
18. Biomedical AI in Criminal Justice and Forensic Psychiatric Risk Assessment, Robin Whitehead;
19. Artificial Intelligence and Public Health, Jennifer Gibson & Laura Rosella;
20. AI and Mental Health: Regulating the Chatbot "Therapist", Sophie Nunnelley;
21. Toward Safe, Effective, and Equitable AI in Women's Health: The Role of Law and Policy, Vanessa Gruben;
22. AI & Health Care for Indigenous Peoples, Alika LaFontaine & Bryan Thomas