Our team leads research on the Ethical, Legal, and Social Implications (ELSI) of learning health systems and related enterprises. Our research uses mixed methods to understand policies and practices that make data science methods (data collection and curation, AI, computable algorithms) trustworthy for patients, providers, and the public. Our work engages multiple stakeholders including providers and health systems, as well as the general public and minoritized communities on issues such as AI-enabled clinical decision support, data sharing and privacy, and consent for data use in precision oncology.
Jodyn Platt
Assistant Professor, Medical School, Department of Learning Health Sciences School of Public Health, Department of Health Management and Policy
and Social Implications (ELSI) of Learning Health Systems, Ethical, Legal
COntact
Location
Ann Arbor
Methodologies
Artificial Intelligence / Security and Privacy / Survey Methodology
Applications