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Ethics and Governance of Artificial Intelligence for Health
World Health Organization (OpenWHO)
If you advise a ministry on AI, this is the shared vocabulary: WHO's six consensus principles, in the form ministries actually cite.
Adapted from WHO's 2021 Guidance on Ethics and Governance of AI for Health. Modules cover applications of AI in health, laws and policies, ethical principles, ethical challenges, liability and regulatory frameworks. Introduced by Prof. Effy Vayena. A Confirmation of Participation is issued on completion and a Record of Achievement for 80%+ on the final assessment. A follow-on case-study course (cervical cancer screening) is also available on OpenWHO.
- Format: Self-paced
- Cost: Free, with certificate
- Who it's for: Policymakers, health care providers, AI developers and designers
- Time commitment: About 3.5 hours
- Languages: English (OpenWHO offers courses in 75+ languages; check availability)
- Region: Global
- Backed by: WHO
- Last verified: Sep 28, 2026
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