This project is part of the Future Health Technologies (FHT) research programme within the Singapore-ETH Centre (SEC) (For more information on SEC, please go to: https://sec.ethz.ch/). This project (Module 4 of FHT) serves two primary purposes: (1) to develop and implement trustworthy data governance practices for FHT researchers engaged in Modules 1 through 3 and (2) to contribute high-quality scholarly work to the fields of bioethics and health law. To accomplish these objectives, Module 4 has initiated three value-creation projects focused on health data governance. These projects contribute to the development of a robust, trustworthy governance guidance, informed by ethical and legal considerations, that are of practical value to researchers working in health research and address critical gaps in knowledge of health data governance. The guidance will be particularly useful in helping stakeholders manage the intricacies of international data transfer while adhering to both legal requirements and ethical standards.

This proposal contains three projects:

• Project 1 aims to develop trustworthy data governance framework through engagement activities with relevant stakeholders in Singapore to better reflect values that are important to them.
• Project 2 aims to collaboratively build evidence-based ethical decision-making support tools for the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare and research.
• Project 3 aims to explore the role of law in managing cross border data transfer in relation to wearable sensing technologies for health and research through conceptual legal analysis.