  The focus in this paper is placed on shared responsibility and ethics in
health policy, specific to Internet of Things (IoT) devices in healthcare
systems. The article assesses how the introduction of IoT brings risks to the
security of medical systems. The justification for this research emerges from
the opportunities emerging from digital technologies for medical services, but
also creating a range of new cyber risks in the shared healthcare
infrastructure. Such concerns are often not visible to individual departments
in an integrated healthcare system. In addition, many healthcare organisations
do not possess cyber skills and are faced with barriers to the adoption of
smart manufacturing technologies, e.g., cost. These barriers trigger ethical
concerns related to responsibility of cyber risks in shared healthcare systems.
