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Disability and algorithmic fairness in healthcare: a narrative review
Y. Vogt
AI promises fairer healthcare, but people with disabilities are often left out. This narrative review synthesizes literature on algorithmic (un)fairness in healthcare, highlights five key areas of concern and potential solutions, and calls for better representation and legal safeguards. This research was conducted by Yvonne Vogt.
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