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Unlocking the Acceptance of Digital Health Interventions

The DSI Community Ethics invites you to the workshop «Unlocking the Acceptance of Digital Health Interventions: Policy, Communication, and User Design Perspectives».

The event will bring together experts in health policy, communication science, and user design experience to discuss and explore the following crucial questions:

  • How can health policies be developed to enhance public acceptance of digital health interventions?
  • What communication strategies are most effective in increasing public acceptance of digital health interventions?
  • How can user design and experience be shaped to foster greater public acceptance? 


The community is pleased to confirm that the panel discussion will feature the following speakers:

  • Katrin Crameri, PhD, MPH (Co-lead, DigiSanté Program, Federal Department of Home Affairs)
  • Mirko Bischofberger (Lecturer & Expert in Science and Communication)
  • Fabio Brugger (Human Factors Engineer, Zühlke Group)


The workshop will include a panel discussion followed by presentations from researchers in the field. Participants will also engage in group activities that tackle real-world implementation challenges in digital health interventions, brainstorming and developing innovative solutions.


When / Wann: November 20, 2024, 08:30 - 17:30

Where / Wo: Digital Society Initiative, Rämistrasse 69, 8001 Zurich

Language / Sprache:  English

Registration / Anmeldung: Link

Organisation: DSI Community Ethics

 

 

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