DOAJ Open Access 2025

The Deontological Dimension of Consent in Public Health Governance

Hua CHEN

Abstrak

Digital health inequality not only stems from the lag of health concepts and cognition, but also lies in the deep embedding of technological logic in social relations, as well as the erosion of medical health by the mutual embedding of capital and technology. Attaching importance to the digital determinants of health is to regard health as a basic human right in the digital age. It is essential to adopt a more profound understanding that humans are the ultimate purpose of development, and that the supremacy of life should be the core value and underlying logic in the field of healthcare in the digital era. To achieve health justice in the digital age, it is crucial to focus on the relationship between digital technology and social systems, update the concept of health, and dismantle the domination of capital and technology over individuals. This entails realizing human-centered health services and advocating for health data development based on the principle of mutual aid, while constructing a digital health community.

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Hua CHEN

Format Sitasi

CHEN, H. (2025). The Deontological Dimension of Consent in Public Health Governance. https://doi.org/10.12014/j.issn.1002-0772.2025.15.03

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Informasi Jurnal
Tahun Terbit
2025
Sumber Database
DOAJ
DOI
10.12014/j.issn.1002-0772.2025.15.03
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