Part I — Foundations (comparative, concise, consistent) 1. Introduction: Why AI in Healthcare Needs Law and Ethics? 2. AI in Healthcare: Concepts and Use‑Cases 3. Regulatory Landscapes: EU, UK and US 4. Ethical Principles to Governance Tools Part II — Core Legal Risk Domains (Patient‑Centered Sequence) 5. Data Governance and Privacy in AI‑Enabled Care 6. Patient Autonomy and Informed Consent in AI‑Supported Care 7. Bias, Fairness and Algorithmic Accountability in Clinical AI 8. Liability, Safety and Oversight for AI in Healthcare Part III — Case Studies & Horizons 9. Frontier Applications: Generative AI and Extended Reality in Clinical Care 10. Future Directions and Closing Synthesis
Biography
Man Teng Iong is an assistant professor at Faculty of Law, the University of Macau, specializing in health law, tort and contract law, and AI regulation. He holds a PhD in private law and publishes extensively on medical and legal topics.
