82 research outputs found

    Datafication: The Flavor and Scent of Data

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    This paper deals with data handling in health care on three distinct and different levels. The three levels can be classified in the following way: ethical level based on principles, political level based on negotiations and relations, and phenomenological level based on relation in between the physical and digital world. The paper takes an outset in a recent report, published in October 2021, from the Lancet and Financial Times Commission on governing health futures 2030 (ethical level), and a recent publication (2020) and exhibition at the Biennale of Architecture in Venice (2021) on Data Publics (political level), and finally makes an attempt to frame our being with digital technology on a philosophical and phenomenological level. It is the assumption that all these levels are needed the moment we try to appropriate and incorporate data in different arenas and worlds, might they be global, national, institutional, or/and individual

    How Standards will Degrade the Art of Medicine

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    A Humanist in the Hospital:Cultural Assessments of Electronic Health Records

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    Technology Assessments:A Philosophical Approach Towards Deconstruction of the Concept of Assessment

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    The Question Concerning Narration of Self in Health Informatics

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    Video observation as phenomenological tool within health care:revisited

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    Hybridity and Social Responsibility:In Techno-Anthropology and Engineering Education

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    Technology Assessment in a Techno-Anthropological Perspective:Some Introductory Remarks

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