Ethical Smart Care: Policy, Design, and Everyday Use

Smart care has become a realistic prospect for supporting people living with long-term conditions, promising tailored, responsive care through remote monitoring. The promise is more efficient and more effective care, allowing people with long-term conditions to live well for longer in the place of their choice. That promise, however, is offset by considerable risks such as intrusive or unacceptable surveillance, care that becomes more about data than human contact, hidden biases serving som...