Aims & Scope
Aims
- To promote advanced research in global health law and digital health governance
- To provide a scholarly platform for research on healthcare regulation, health policy, and legal frameworks
- To encourage interdisciplinary, comparative, and international studies in health law and digital healthcare
- To support academic dialogue on emerging legal, ethical, technological, and regulatory challenges in global healthcare
- To advance research on the governance, regulation, and responsible use of digital health technologies
Scope
The journal covers, but is not limited to:
- Global Health Law & Policy
- Digital Health Governance & Regulation
- Healthcare Laws and Regulatory Frameworks
- Health Data Protection & Privacy
- Medical Ethics & Bioethics
- Telemedicine & Telehealth Regulation
- Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
- Digital Health Technologies & Innovation
- Electronic Health Records & Health Information Governance
- Cybersecurity & Healthcare Data
- Patients' Rights & Healthcare Access
- Public Health Law & Emergency Governance
- Comparative Health Law
- International Health Regulations & Global Health Governance
- Biotechnology, Genomics & Health Law
- Medical Liability & Professional Regulation
- Pharmaceutical & Medical Device Regulation
- Cross-Border Healthcare & Digital Health Services
- Human Rights and Global Health
- Emerging Legal Challenges in Digital Healthcare