ICT4 Good Governance in Global Health: Intended and serendipitous effects of innovation on ethics, accountability and sustainability

Pagliari, C. (Invited speaker)

Activity: Academic talk or presentation types › Invited talk

Description

Invited talk, given at the event on "Rethinking ICT4D"
organised by the Institute for Science, Technology and Innovation. Drawing on examples from her own collaborative research, Dr Pagliari discussed some of the ways in which technology can contribute to the ethical and sustainable governance of health systems, in both intended and serendipitous ways, as well as highlighting some of the risks.

Period	25 Apr 2019
Held at	School of Social and Political Science
Degree of Recognition	Local

Keywords

ICT4D
Global Development
Digital Health
Good Governance
Ethics

Documents & Links

Rethinking ICT4D - Event organised as part of the ISSTI occasional seminar series, held in Edinburgh.

ICT4 Good Governance in Global Health: Intended and serendipitous effects of innovation on ethics, accountability and sustainability

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