Developments
in ICT and Healthcare - Legal,
Ethical & Social Aspects
Thursday
8th & Friday 9th March 2018
Middlesex
University, London
Programme
Programme
Day 1 – Thursday 8th March 2018
(Relocated to Hendon
Hall Hotel)
12:00-13:00
Registration,
mix-and-mingle
13:00-13:05
Welcome,
Prof
Richard Comley,
Director of Research,
Middlesex University.
13:05-13:10
Workshop Introduction,
Dr
Carlisle George/ Dr
Penny Duquenoy, Faculty
of Science and Technology,
Middlesex University.
13:10 -13:40
IT,
Health, ethical
use of Public
Health data in
context of
Universal Health
Coverage. Dr
Joana Namorado,
European Commission.
13:40 - 14:00
ICT and
Healthcare: The
Challenge for Social
Theory. Dr Malcolm
Fisk, Senior
Research Fellow, CCSR, De
Montfort University.
14:00 - 14:20
Understanding
Blockchain
Technology and
Applications in
the Healthcare
Domain.
Ms Sukhvinder Hara, Senior Lecturer, Middlesex
University.
14:20 -14:40
The
General Data
Protection Directive –
Some Implications for
the Healthcare Sector. Dr Carlisle
George, Associate Professor & Barrister,
Middlesex University.
14:40- 15:00
Special
Session -Tribute in
Memory of Dr Samantha
Adams (Tilburg
University)
15.00-15:20
Afternoon
coffee/tea break (20 mins)
15:20-15:40
Cross-Border
Exchange of
eHealth Data in
the EU. Dr
Ioannis Komnios, Project
Coordinator for theKONFIDO
Project
15:40-16:00
Own
it. Personal Data
Trading as an
Alternative Model Ms
Mitzi László, Neuroscientist
and Social Entrepreneur
16:00- 16:20
SCIROCCO:
Directions in
Integrating Care:
12 Dimensions for
Scaling-up Ms
Diane Whitehouse, Healthcare Consultant, The
Castlegate Consultancy (UK).
16:20-17:00
New
Developments in
Health IT -
Opportunities &
Challenges
Ahead
Discussion/Panel Session and Roundup (40
mins)
Chair:
Prof Kenneth Goodman
17:00-19:00
An opportunity to
relax or have drinks.
19:00
Dinner
Programme
Day 2 – Friday 9th March 2018
(Middlesex University, Town
Hall, Committee Room 3)
09.00-09.05
Welcome
and introduction to the day,
DrCarlisle George/
Dr Penny Duquenoy
09:05
- 09:35
Keynote:
Big
(Health) Data,
Artificial
Intelligence and
Black Box
Algorithms: Time
for Global
Standards. Prof
Kenneth Goodman, Institute for Bioethics and Health
Policy, University of
Miami, USA.
09:35 – 10:05
Keynote:
Error is more
complex than
Ethics.
Prof Harold Thimbleby,
Professor
ofComputerScience
at Swansea University, Wales.
10:05 – 10:25
How Can
We Assure the
Trustworthiness of
Federated Big Health Data
Ecosystems? Prof Dipak Kalra,
Professor of Health Informatics,
University College London.
President: The European
Institute for Innovation for
Health Data.
10:25 - 10:45
Aggregating
and Analysing Big
Health Data for
Policy Making.
Dr Usman Wajid, Senior
Researcher at Information
Catalyst,CrowdHEALTH
10:45 –11:00
Coffee Break(15 mins break)
11:00 – 11:20
Promoting
Health Apps or Assessing
Their Quality? A
Reflection on Current
Attempts to Govern
mHealth.
Dr
Federica Lucivero, Senior
Researcher in Ethics
and Data, The Ethox
Centre, University of
Oxford.
11:20 – 11:40
The
Certification of Apps
and other Connected
Objects.
Dr
Emyr Wyn Jones, Summary
Care Record - Clinical
Lead -NHS
Digital, England Update
on Progress with the
National Summary Care
Records Programme in
England.
12:00 – 12:40
Trust
development as a basis
for ethical data
sharing – the EU
experience. Discussion/Panel Session (40 mins)
Chair: Dr Joana Namorado
12:40 – 13:40
Lunch (60 mins)
13:40 – 14:00
mHealth
and the Management of
Chronic Diseases: The Rationale
for Developing a
Suitable Framework
Mr.
Farad Jusob, PhD
Student, Middlesex
University.
14:00 – 14:20
Proposing
a Novel
Comprehensive
Information Security
Framework for
mHealth. Ms
Nattaruedee Vitanwattana, PhD
Student, Middlesex
University.
14:20 – 14:40
Building
Advanced Medical
Platforms: Benefits
and Possible Threats
for Data Storage
Management. Dr
Glenford Mapp,
Associate Professor,
Middlesex University.
14:40 – 15:20
The
future and promise of
mHealth.
Discussion/Panel Session(40 mins)
Chair:
Dr Carlisle George
15:20 – 15:30:
Coffee Break (10 mins
break)
15:30- 15:55
Overview
of the workshop and next
steps. Ms
Diane Whitehouse
16:55 – 16:00
Thanks
and
Farewell (Workshop
Organisers)
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