Bioethics in Public Health Surveillance

Bioethics in public health surveillance involves carefully balancing the benefits of collecting health data with respecting individuals’ rights and privacy. It ensures that health information is gathered responsibly, ethically, and transparently to protect communities while avoiding harm or discrimination. This field guides decisions on how data is used, who has access, and how to maintain trust. Ultimately, bioethics helps ensure public health efforts are both effective and respectful of personal dignity.