The first issue to consider is patient privacy. With the increasing use of artificial intelligence (AI) in medical facilities, there are concerns about how personal data such as genetic information may be used or shared without the patient’s consent. Similarly, there are also worries over whether AI can be trusted make accurate assessments regarding diagnoses or treatment plans; if not properly regulated – this could lead to serious errors impacting public safety.
.How is technology changing the ethical issues the healthcare administrator must face?
Third – increased automation has led questions surrounding job security ; many workers worry that their roles may become obsolete certain types procedures being replaced entirely by machines etc.. This raises ethical dilemmas related fairness/equity since individuals who have invested large amounts time into developing their skillset should not suddenly find themselves out of work due sheer advances technology.
Finally – research suggests that growing usage connected devices like wearables (which allow users track vital signs in real time) could potentially lead doctors relying too heavily on information generated these systems rather than performing basic physical examinations themselves ; thus leading potential misdiagnoses because underlying symptoms were missed completely.
To sum up – while technological advancements have certainly provided numerous benefits healthcare industry they have also presented some major ethical considerations that must be taken into account order ensure safety , accuracy ,and proper regulation across all areas concerned . As such, it is important for administrators familiarise themselves with relevant laws /policies governing specific topics so appropriate action can be taken when needed.