Academic integrity terms dominate HI/HIM AI policy content while healthcare regulatory references (HIPAA, FERPA, IRB) appear infrequently¶
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q2 i? General academic integrity keywords (n = 139) occurred far more frequently than regulatory references such as HIPAA (n = 5), FERPA (n = 11), or IRB guidance (n = 8). → Eldredge C 2026
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Eldredge C 2026¶
Eldredge C, Dolezel D, Jones J, Vooppala N, Bronsburg SE. (2026). Institutional approaches to artificial intelligence policy and guidance in health informatics and information management education: emerging trends and inconsistencies. Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association. https://doi.org/10.1093/jamia/ocag150
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Keyword frequency analysis across the 40 policy documents, organized into thematic categories aligned with RQ2 and RQ3; the quote reports the printed counts showing integrity terms dominating and healthcare regulatory terms rare.
"general academic integrity (n = 139) and integrity‑oriented terms (ethics n = 31, legal n = 31) occurred far more frequently than regulatory references, such as HIPAA (n = 5), FERPA (n = 11), or IRB guidance (n = 8), which appeared infrequently."
Discussion¶
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Academic integrity terms dominate HI/HIM AI policy content while healthcare regulatory references (HIPAA, FERPA, IRB) appear infrequently |
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Academic integrity terms dominate HI/HIM AI policy content while healthcare regulatory references (HIPAA, FERPA, IRB) appear infrequently |
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