← Edition 2020 · Health technology as commons: trustable, affordable, adaptable

Contributing to access to care

Date: 16–18 November 2020
Venue: online
Themes: Ethics and beauty

Share your field experience to help us identify needs and challenges and move the projects forward.

Visual cards, max 60 min.

Programme

Monday 16 November, 09:15
C1. Access to care: what shared priorities?
By the participants.
Monday 16 November, 12:15
C7. Well-being and mental health
We will look at the potential of open technologies for the diagnosis, prevention, monitoring and rehabilitation of mental disorders, in relation to recent advances in psychiatry and computational neuroscience.
Monday 16 November, 15:00
C5. Open-source medicines
By Open Source Drug Discovery. India is the guest of honour of GHF 2020.
Open Source Drug Discovery
Monday 16 November, 16:00
C2. Designing playful care that fosters sharing
Demonstration of a multiplayer game on respiratory and mental health. By Breathing Games.
Breathing Games
Tuesday 17 November, 16:00
C6. Environmental health: measuring fine dust
Open air quality data helps us understand how the environment affects our health, for example to adapt routes to school. We will discuss how to make use of this data. By LogAir.
LogAir
Wednesday 18 November, 12:15
C9. Ageing healthily and innovating for disability – Open Geneva panel
A panel of several people active in technology and inclusive innovation for older people and disability.
Wednesday 18 November, 13:30
C3. Adapting paramedical training in remote areas
Let's build together the training of midwives working in clinics in sub-Saharan Africa. By EchOpen.
EchOpen
Wednesday 18 November, 16:30
C4. Connected devices for monitoring epilepsy
Including connected devices in caregivers' management of patients with epilepsy. By Aura. Share your practices.
Aura
Wednesday 18 November, 17:30
C8. Synthesis and bridge to the current situation
Synthesis of the three days, transferability of good practices.