The ethics-driven data governance framework for health-based AI (EDG-AI4H): an integrated approach for empowering explainable AI in health insurance risk prediction in Iran

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Dialogues in Health
Published
16 Sep 2026
Authors
Rezvan Rahimi

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Purpose The digital transformation of health data has enabled predictive models in insurance. In Iran, the absence of an indigenous data governance framework integrating ethical, legal, and technical considerations poses serious risks to responsible AI development. This study aimed to design an ethics-driven data governance framework to empower Explainable AI (XAI) in health insurance risk prediction in Iran. Methods This qualitative study (2024) used thematic analysis and framework development. Data came from: (1) a narrative review of international articles and Iranian policy documents; (2) semi-structured interviews with five experts in insurance IT, health data science, IT law…

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