Christabel Pankhurst Institute / Research and innovation / Digital Health Inequities / DHI Seminars

Seminars

We organise monthly seminars on topics relevant to digital health inequities on every second Wednesday of the month. Please contact us at digital-inequities@manchester.ac.uk if you would like to receive seminar details.

Upcoming Seminars

Date Title Speaker
8th February, 2023 Equity-Focused Implementation of Virtual Primary Health Care: Key Insights and Future Directions from Canada Dr Jay Shaw & Simone Shahid (University of Toronto)
8th March, 2023 Digital Health Interventions in Ethnic Minority Populations before and after the pandemic Prof Ami Banerjee (UCL)
12th April, 2023 Equity considerations in the management of kidney disease symptoms using digital health technology Helen Chadwick (UoM)

 

Previous Seminars

Date Title Speaker
11th Jan, 2023 Tackling Bias and Inequities in Health and Genomic Data Dr Maxine Mackintosh (Genomics England)
14th December, 2022 Assessing and addressing the impact of pain self-reporting on health equity Syed Mustafa Ali (UoM)
9th November, 2022 Digital public goods platforms for development: The challenge of scaling Prof Brian Nicholson and Dr Johan Ivar Sæbø
12th October, 2022 What role can algorithmic impact assessments play in mitigating digital healthcare inequalities? Lara Groves (Ada Lovelace Institute)
14th September, 2022 Collaborating to Ensure Digital Health Equity – the Health Equity Impact Assessment Tool Allison Crawford (UoToronto)
13th July 2022 What factors have impacted on older people’s (75+) access/experience of public services during covid-19? A rapid evidence review and series of qualitative interviews with older adults. Dr Annemarie Money & Dr Alex Hall (UoM)
8th June 2022 SMARThealth – Personalised digital management of cardiovascular diseases in low-middle income countries: personal survival, community engagement and public outcome Dr Gindo Tampubolon (UoM)
11th May, 2022 The many faces of inequality in a digitised world: thoughts on deprivation, devices, data, deception, disruption and dialogue Dr Claudia Pagliari (University of Edinburgh)
9th Feb, 2022 Why the poor die young: the role of digital inequalities Prof Arpana Verma (University of Manchester)