Ethical governance of artificial intelligence in digital health for Indigenous populations: A narrative review and conceptual framework

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Digital Health
Published
1 Feb 2026
Authors
Amal Khan, Alyson S. N. Bear, Mairyn Rackow, C. Wajuntah, K. Lai, V. McKinney, et al.

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Artificial intelligence (AI) integration into digital health care delivery is rapidly expanding and is increasingly viewed as a promising approach for improving access to care, strengthening diagnostic decision-making, and addressing persistent health inequities experienced by Indigenous populations. Although AI-enabled digital health applications offer potential benefits such as scalability, personalization, and improved clinical decision support, they also raise critical ethical concerns related to equitable implementation, culturally grounded design, representative data usage accountability, privacy protection, and Indigenous data sovereignty. A coherent ethical governance framework is…

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