Private Law Aspects of Personalized Medicine: Digitalization, Big Data, Artificial Intelligence

This study examines the current state and prospects for improving the regulatory framework in the field of personalized medical care in the context of the development of advanced technologies and the implementation of new methods of providing high-tech specialized medical care. A system for regulating the provision of specialized medical care is being identified and established through the implementation of digital technologies and telemedicine. The study evaluates the optimization of the regulatory framework in the field of gene therapy and trends in the consolidation of legislation in the field of healthcare. The reasons for adjustments to the regulatory framework are analyzed in detail, and the impact of the application of experimental legal regimes on the field of healthcare is examined. The analysis of law enforcement acts, as well as their impact on the prospects for improving the legal regime in the field of personalized medicine, is provided. Conclusions are drawn about the need to maintain a balance in private and public law relations associated to the provision of specialized medical care, including the use of telemedicine technologies, artificial intelligence, and big data. It is established that the analysis of the practice of applying special legal regimes for the introduction of advanced medical technologies contributes to the development of private law regulation, as well as creates a basis for adjusting related regulations in the field of digitalization and information flow.

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2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.63550/iceip.2025.1.1.041
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Law, AI, and Intellectual Property
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Private Law Aspects of Personalized Medicine: Digitalization, Big Data, Artificial Intelligence

A. N. Inyushkin, T. S. Isakova, P. S. Kudasheva, A. A. Inyushkin et al.
Law, AI, and Intellectual Property
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Private Law Aspects of Personalized Medicine: Digitalization, Big Data, Artificial Intelligence

A. N. Inyushkin, T. S. Isakova, P. S. Kudasheva, A. A. Inyushkin, M.N. Inyushkina
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This study examines the current state and prospects for improving the regulatory framework in the field of personalized medical care in the context of the development of advanced technologies and the implementation of new methods of providing high-tech specialized medical care. A system for regulating the provision of specialized medical care is being identified and established through the implementation of digital technologies and telemedicine. The study evaluates the optimization of the regulatory framework in the field of gene therapy and trends in the consolidation of legislation in the field of healthcare. The reasons for adjustments to the regulatory framework are analyzed in detail, and the impact of the application of experimental legal regimes on the field of healthcare is examined. The analysis of law enforcement acts, as well as their impact on the prospects for improving the legal regime in the field of personalized medicine, is provided. Conclusions are drawn about the need to maintain a balance in private and public law relations associated to the provision of specialized medical care, including the use of telemedicine technologies, artificial intelligence, and big data. It is established that the analysis of the practice of applying special legal regimes for the introduction of advanced medical technologies contributes to the development of private law regulation, as well as creates a basis for adjusting related regulations in the field of digitalization and information flow.

Samara National Research University (RU)
Russian Science Foundation
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Law, AI, and Intellectual Property
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