Speaker
Speaker Info
- Name
- Lisette van Gemert-Pijnen
- Organization
- University of Twente
- Country
- The Netherlands
- Biography
- Lisette van Gemert-Pijnen is professor persuasive health technology, University of Twente, Netherlands. My research & tuition focusses on persuasive designs to increase trust, engagement and adherence to technologies, and to develop methods for implementation in practice. I founded and I coordinate the first Center for eHealth Research and Disease Management (www.ehealthresearchcenter.nl). I am involved in a university wide strategic research Programma to accelerate the uptake and implementation of health technologies.
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Presentation Info
- Title
- Digitalization and Smart Use of Data
- Summary
- This presentation is based on studies in healthcare , e.g. Telemonitoring of heart failure, Hybrid care in mental care and Decision Support systems for ICU. The studies were conducted in the Netherlands, in order from Dutch Secretary of Health and Sports. This to understand the barriers and facilitators to accelerate digitalization In healthcare. The balance between privacy by design and human-centered design is of utmost precarious in the context of data sharing across institutes and nations, to enable personalization of treatments in healthcare (Fit between people, tech, context and data). Current Privacy Enhancing Techniques can be applied (like multiparty computation and synthetic data) to overcome the limitations for smart use of data. Growing access to vast global datasets, coupled with the emerging power of artificial intelligence, could be transformational. Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PETs) are innovative tools embedded in privacy by design (https://www.weforum.org/publications/top-10-emerging-technologies-2024). Their objective is to safeguard privacy and security while enabling large-scale data utilization, processing, and analysis between different parties. By facilitating the utilization of vast datasets across institutions and nations, PETs are set to revolutionize multiple sectors, including healthcare, mobility, and energy. For instance, PETs stand to profoundly impact society by promoting precision medicine and personalized treatments while simultaneously addressing concerns regarding data privacy, security, and trust.
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