Equitable, trustworthy and safe research in healthcare technology, data and artificial intelligence: an international dialogue
Creators
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Rambabu, Lekaashree1
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Smith, Brandon1
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Whiffin, Charlie2
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Mantle, Orla3
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Penmetcha, Vedha4
- Patel, Afrin1
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Coffey, Claire1
- Li, Nan1
- Watts, Helen1
- Wolfe, Becky1
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Stranks, Amanda5
- Norris, Georgina1
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Banturaki, Davis6
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Bath, Michael1
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Hobbs, Laura1
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Kohler, Katharina1
- Reynolds, Caroline1
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Hutchinson, Peter1
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Kabatoro, Daphne7
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Bashford, Tom5, 1
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University of Cambridge
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University of Derby
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King's College London
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Rice University
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Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
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Makerere University
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Kampala University
Description
In January and June 2024, two community engagement workshops were conducted by a multiprofessional team at the University of Cambridge – one in the UK and one
in Uganda, to explore the public’s views on improving healthcare through the use of
healthcare data, technology, and artificial intelligence. These workshops aimed to help shape research priorities by identifying public’s concerns and highlighting any proposed solutions from them.
Discussions during these sessions identified five key priority areas for researchers to
consider during the development and design of their research as detailed in this report.
Notes
As listed in the report, the funders of this work are the NIHR Global Health Research Group on Acquired Brain and Spine Injury, the Cambridge Academy of Therapeutic Sciences, Wellcome, Cambridge Public Health, Precision Health Initative, and NIHR Cambrdige Biomedical Research Centre. This work is supported by the NIHR (ref: NIHR132455) using UK aid from the UK Government to support global health research. The views expressed in this publication are those of the author(s) and not necessarily those of the NIHR or the UK government.
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