Call for Papers

Track 20

Explainable and Trustworthy AI for Digital Health

ETA-Digital Health, Track 20 and an Emerging Area Track at the 2027 ACM International Conference on Trustworthy and Responsible AI and Computing Systems.

March 7-9, 2027 Washington, DC

About the Track

Building digital health AI that people can trust

Artificial intelligence is increasingly embedded in wearable devices, mobile health platforms, remote care systems, rehabilitation technologies, and consumer-facing health applications. These systems must be more than accurate. They must also be transparent, auditable, fair, secure, and aligned with clinical, regulatory, and everyday-use expectations.

ETA-Digital Health provides a dedicated forum for foundational and applied research at the intersection of explainable AI, trustworthy systems, and digital health. We welcome contributions from researchers, clinicians, engineers, and policymakers advancing safe, reliable, and human-centered AI across digital and mobile health.

Scope

Track Topics

Explainable Health AI

Explainable AI for wearable, mobile, telehealth, rehabilitation, and digital therapeutic systems.

Wearable Intelligence

Multimodal biosignal fusion, uncertainty quantification, and continuous physiological sensing.

Privacy and Edge AI

Federated learning, on-device intelligence, secure enclaves, trusted execution environments, and device security.

Human-Centered Trust

Patient trust, human-in-the-loop design, equity, accessibility, and the digital divide in mHealth adoption.

Agentic and Remote Care

Agentic AI for remote monitoring, care coordination, mHealth systems, and telehealth delivery.

Governance and Evaluation

Benchmark datasets, responsible evaluation, data ownership, governance, and SaMD regulatory pathways.

Immersive Digital Health

Trustworthy and explainable AI for VR/AR-based rehabilitation and digital health applications.

Smartphone Therapeutics

AI for smartphone-based digital therapeutics and consumer-facing health technologies.

Submission

Paper Guidelines

Manuscripts must be submitted in PDF format using the two-column ACM sigconf template. Full papers may be up to 9 pages, including appendices, with unlimited pages for references and the GenAI Usage Disclosure section.

Reviewing will be double-blind. Accepted papers will appear in the ACM Digital Library and are expected to be indexed in EI Compendex and Scopus.

Timeline

Important Dates

01

Abstract Registration

October 24, 2026

02

Paper Submission

October 31, 2026

03

Acceptance Notification

December 31, 2026

04

Camera Ready

February 28, 2027

05

Conference

March 7-9, 2027

Leadership

Track Chairs

Official Document

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