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SASUF Satellite Events 13-14 May 2024

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Monday, May 13 • 09:30 - 17:00
Sustainable Global Health Care and the Role of AI in Bridging North-South Divides

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Max capacity in person: 30
Hybrid registration has no limit

This event aims to foster collaboration and knowledge-sharing between different stakeholders interested or working in the field of AI research and global health, with a specific focus on bridging knowledge and healthcare gaps between the "Global North" and the "Global South". It will promote cross-sectoral collaboration by exploring the intersection of disparities e. g. gender, poverty, climate change, education, health system strengthening, data analysis, decision support and other relevant fields. Moreover, the event discusses the role of AI in addressing health challenges and fostering equitable collaborations. It looks to promote the participation and inclusion of the perspectives of people using the technology and their respective cultural contexts, to create sustainable healthcare interventions that are relevant, accessible and acceptable in deployment settings.



SCHEDULE

Coffee and Registration 9.30-10.00


Welcome and Introduction to Event 10.00-10.45

  • Introduction of MAU: "How should AI be governed for Sustainable Global Healthcare?"
  • Introduction of THINK: "Where research meets impact -making a difference"

Session: AI in SRHR and Health Equity 10.45-12.15 

  • Presentation: "Unlocking the Power of Data – AI assisted decision support for sustainable health programmes"
  • Presentation: "AI for Sustainable Healthcare Provision in Zimbabwe"
  • Participant Discussion: "AI's Potential in SRHR and Bridging Health Disparities"

Lunch 12.00-13.00

  • Informal networking opportunities for participants to connect, share insights, and discuss potential collaborations.

Session: Intersectional Use for Empowerment 13.00-14.30
  • Presentation: "Gender as a Cross-Sectional Lens in AI for Health" -> AI as emancipation tool for women’s empowerment
  • Presentation: "Youth empowerment by building AI literacy in South Africa"
  • Participant Discussion: "Intersecting AI with Gender and Youth Empowerment"
 
Coffee Break 14.30-14.45



Workshop: North-South Collaboration 14.45-16.00

  • Presentation: “The importance of sustainable global health governance and the role of the Global South in shaping AI in healthcare”
  • Presentation: “Civil society and community engagement in AI health care”
  • Group discussion on current research projects and opportunities for collaboration

Closing Session 16.00-16.30

  • Summary of Key Insights and Takeaways
  • Closing Remarks and Thank you

Networking Drinks 16.30-17.00



Location:
THINK International's office at Nørrebrogade 45C, 2200 Copenhagen, Denmark

Keywords: AI, SRHR, Global Health, Gender Equity

Speakers
avatar for Suzanne Staples

Suzanne Staples

Chief Science Officer, THINK
I am a medical doctor and Chief Science Officer at THINK. Since 2012 I have worked as Principal Investigator on global clinical trials as well as conducting independent research in the field of Tuberculosis and HIV. I am a firm believer in the holistic approach to healthcare. Having... Read More →
avatar for Kristina Wallengren

Kristina Wallengren

Global CEO, THINK International
Dr. Kristina Wallengren is the passionate founder and Global Head of THINK. She is an accomplished scientist and public health expert who has dedicated her career to making a difference in the lives of those affected by Tuberculosis (TB) and HIV. With a PhD in Cellular & Molecular... Read More →
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Dennis Munetsi

PhD Student, Malmö University
Dennis is a PhD student with Malmö University. His academic background is in Global Politics, Political Science, International Migration and Ethnic Reltaions and, Global Sexual Reproductive Health. Currently, Dennis is currently studying the impplication of AI-infused women's reproductive... Read More →
avatar for Michael Strange

Michael Strange

Malmö University
Michael Strange is an Associate Professor at the Department of Global Political Studies, Malmö University. He directed the PHED Commission on the Future of Healthcare (https://phed.uni.mau.se/) and has established the AI Politics Hub that connects researchers around applying the Social Sciences to better understand the use of AI in society, including questions of trust and literacy, that includes a focus on healthcare. He has frequently been invited as an expert on he... Read More →


Monday May 13, 2024 09:30 - 17:00 CEST
THINK Office, Copenhagen