Document Type
Essay
Publication Date
6-2025
Publication Citation
100 Indiana Law Journal 1861
Abstract
American healthcare facilities and providers increasingly rely on algorithmic tools to support clinical decision-making, standards of care, and institutional practices related to patient diagnosis and treatment. This development has been characterized as both “promising” and “peril[ous].” Healthcare algorithms are intended to improve and standardize healthcare decision-making, but they also are capable of exacerbating bias and discrimination and, thus, contributing to the delivery of inequitable care for already disadvantaged groups.
Recommended Citation
Oliva, Jennifer D.
(2025)
"Regulating Healthcare Coverage Algorithms,"
Indiana Law Journal: Vol. 100:
Iss.
4, Article 12.
Available at:
https://www.repository.law.indiana.edu/ilj/vol100/iss4/12