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Ten technologies to fight coronavirus

Campo	Valor
Formato	Monografia
N.º Sistema	000084342
Título	Ten technologies to fight coronavirus / Mihalis Kritikos
Texto Integral	Versão digital [1,1MB] [Link permanente]
Língua	inglês
País	União Europeia
Local	Brussels
Editor	European Parliament. European Parliamentary Research Service
Ano	2020
Descrição	IV, 20 p.
Colecção	In-depth analysis / European Parliament. European Parliamentary Research Service. European Council Oversight ; 641.543 (April 2020)
Tipo de Documento	Monografia Documento eletrónico
Resumo	"As the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic spreads, technological applications and initiatives are multiplying in an attempt to control the situation, treat patients in an effective way and facilitate the efforts of overworked healthcare workers, while developing new, effective vaccines. This analysis examines in detail how ten different technological domains are helping the fight against this pandemic disease by means of innovative applications. It also sheds light on the main legal and regulatory challenges, but also on the key socio-ethical dilemmas that the various uses of these technologies pose when applied in a public-health emergency context such as the current one. A scan of the technological horizon in the context of Covid-19 indicates that technology in itself cannot replace or make up for other public policy measures but that it does have an increasingly critical role to play in emergency responses. Covid-19, as the first major epidemic of our century, represents an excellent opportunity for policy-makers and regulators to reflect on the legal plausibility, ethical soundness and effectiveness of the deployment of emerging technologies under time pressure. Striking the right balance will be crucial for maintaining the public’s trust in evidence-based public health interventions." [editor]
Classif.Temática	6416 investigação e propriedade intelectual eurovoc
Assunto	política de investigação da UE
	investigação
	inteligência artificial
	inovação
	epidemia
	vacina
Termo N Controlado	tecnologia da saúde
	doença por coronavírus
Número Documento	PE 641.543
ISBN	978-92-846-6504-4
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