Eric D. Perakslis
Using digital health to enable ethical health research in conflict and other humanitarian settings
conducting research humanitarian setting requires quantifiable quality measures ensure ethical study conduct digital health technologies proven improve research study quality efficacy via automated data collection improvement data reliability fidelity resilience improved data provenance traceability additionally digital health methodologies improve patient identity patient privacy study transparency data sharing competent informed consent confidentiality security humanitarian operations seem counterintuitive press forward aggressively digital technologies time heightened population vulnerability cyber security concerns new approaches essential meet rapidly increasing demands humanitarian research paper present case digital modernization humanitarian research conflict humanitarian settings vehicle improved research quality ethics