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Portrait of Sarah de Heer. Photo.

Sarah de Heer

Doctoral student

Portrait of Sarah de Heer. Photo.

Contact details

Email: sarah [dot] de_heer [at] jur [dot] lu [dot] se
Phone: +46 46 222 11 64

Organisation

Department of Law
Room number: T407A
Service point: 56

Webpage

Sarah de Heers profile in Lund University research portal

Other affiliations

Profile area member
LU Profile Area: Proactive Ageing
Researcher
Public Law
Researcher
Health Law

Publications

Displaying of publications. Sorted by year, then title.

When AI Becomes a Health Advisor: Why ChatGPT Health Raises New Legal and Public Health Alarms
Ana Nordberg, Petra Holmberg, Sarah de Heer
(2026)
Web publication
AI-Driven Medical Devices in Precision Medicine – ensuring the pillar ‘quality’ under the right to health
Sarah de Heer
(2025)
Web publication
Is the European Health Data Space Regulation the Odd One Out? Ensuring Data Protection through Product Safety Legislation
Sarah de Heer
(2025) Health Law Blog Sweden
Web publication
The Use of LLMs in the Legal Design Process—Designing Effective Access to Health Data Under the EHDS and the GDPR
Jaana Kovalainen, Sarah de Heer
(2025) Generative AI, Contracts, Law and Design , p.215-232
Book chapter
Automated Decision-Making Systems in Precision Medicine – The Right to Good Administration at Risk
Sarah de Heer
(2024) Pervasive Computing Technologies for Healthcare , p.92-104
Book chapter
Artificial Intelligence and the Right to an Effective Remedy
Sarah de Heer
(2023) Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights , p.294-306
Book chapter
A Scandal on AI in Administration, Again : Fortifying Fundamental Rights in the Age of AI
Sarah de Heer
(2023)
Web publication
Transparency in Healthcare Diagnosis and Treatment based on Automated Decision-Making Systems
Sarah de Heer
(2023)
Web publication
A Call for Cross-Sectoral Research
Sarah de Heer
(2023)
Web publication
Procuring ADM systems in PM - Challenges to the right to good administration
Sarah de Heer
(2023) Proceedings of the Third WASP-HS Winter Conference , p.9-9
Conference paper
AICARE - AI and Automated systems and the Right to Health : Revisiting law accounting for the exploitation of users’ preferences and values
Ana Nordberg, Santa Slokenberga, Jennifer Viberg Johansson, Sarah de Heer
(2022)
Poster
Hurbain v. Belgium: Towards a Fairer Balancing Exercise Between the Right to Freedom of Expression and the Right to Privacy?
Sarah de Heer
(2021)
Web publication
Administrative Automated Decision-Making: What About the Right to an Effective Remedy?
Sarah de Heer
(2021)
Web publication
Private Involvement in Autonomous Decision-Making Exercising Public Tasks and the Good Administration: a need for further research
Sarah de Heer
(2021)
Web publication
Privacy International: a triumph or loss for privacy?
Sarah de Heer
(2020)
Web publication
The Court of Justice: the guardian of personal data
Sarah de Heer
(2020)
Web publication

Last updated: 17 Jun 2025