Klaus Hoeyer

Klaus Hoeyer studies the organization and regulation of the healthcare system, in particular with respect to the introduction of new medical technologies. His areas of expertise include ethics as a form of regulation and infrastructures for human bodily materials and health data. He has published on, e.g., data sourcing, research biobanking, stem cells, property issues, forensic biobanking, public-private partnerships and public perceptions of genetics. Among his current projects you find an ERC-funded project on data intensification in healthcare: Policy, Practice and Patient Experience in the Age of Intensified Data Sourcing (POLICYAID). 

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