SmartCHANGE

Co-designing #healthcare tools across borders requires a thoughtful and structured approach. In SmartCHANGE’s latest webinar, experts shared best practices for defining a protocol for large-scale, multi-country, multi-stakeholder co-design. Here are four key principles: ? Make assumptions explicit ?? Balance flexibility and guidance ?? Ongoing training ? Realistic timeline Want to learn more? Watch the recording of our latest webinar: ??https://lnkd.in/dwmEZKMV

And that's it! Thank you all for the effort in the past few days, and a great thank you especially to our hosts, Elena Mancuso, PhD, Valentina Di Giacomo and Federica Saccà from Engineering Group. Onwards in this healthy journey together!

We now hear from our coordinator, Mitja Lustrek from Jozef Stefan Institute, who outlines the next steps of the project and provides a common groundwork with which to be well-prepared for the intense months ahead!

Before our wrap-up session, we have a few words from Jose Ribeiro from Universidade do Porto outlining the major steps taken in the creation of international collaborations with the project

Meanwhile, the five #proofofconcept partners are undertaking a harmonisation meeting with University of Piraeus Research Center (UPRC) to ensure that the data of the project is fit for use across all five studies???

Now it's Tim d'Hondt and Anna Vilanova's turn, from Eindhoven University of Technology, who lead a very fruitful discussion on how the use of #trustworthyAI and #VisualAnalytics is guiding the creation of the SmartCHANGE #webapp for healthcare practitioners

Continuing on with USI Università della Svizzera italiana, Gabriele Dominici illustrates the use and importance of #explainableAI in the generation of #counterfactuals and, later, of actionable outputs

Back from lunch with Dario Fenoglio from USI Università della Svizzera italiana talking about how #FederatedLearning is supporting the project's goals of #privacy, anonimity, and security

Final session before lunch break! Marko Jordan from Jozef Stefan Institute presents the work done for the core #predictive models for the #machinelearning that will be done to assist healthcare practitioners

Great for the whole consortium to be here in Rome to meet and discuss the next steps of the project! Thank you Monika Wolfmayr, together with the other experts in the Ethics committee, for the valid contribution, helping the smooth continuation of the SmartCHANGE project!