YOUNG Medical Delta Symposium - Designing with Diversity: A dialogue on the benefits and challenges of inclusive design of technological medical innovations

Woensdag
13-4-2022

De Machinist, Rotterdam

07:00 PM

The Young Medical Delta Symposium 2022 will take place in Rotterdam on April 13! The subject is Designing with Diversity: a dialogue on the benefits and challenges of inclusive design in MedTech innovations.

On Wednesday April 13, starting at 19h, researchers from the Medical Delta program Diagnostics 3.0: Dementia and Stroke and Leiden University's Law Department will each give a talk about different biases they encounter in MedTech design and research. They will present how they attempt to tackle the challenges these biases create and also discuss the difficulties that still remain. Afterwards, an interesting panel discussion will take place, and there will be a possibility to network with some drinks and bites!

Entrance is free, but please remember to register via the button below.

Programme

The symposium will be chaired by Irene Grossmann, Assistant professor Safety in Healthcare at Delft University of Technology and oncological surgeon.

18.30-19.00 Walk in

19.00-19.10 Introduction

19.10-19.25 Eduard Fosch Villaronga 
Assistant professor Safety in Healthcare at TU Delft and oncological surgeon

19.30-19.45 Esther Bron
Assistant Professor Assistant Professor and Principal Investigator of Neuroimage Analysis & Machine Learning at Erasmus MC

19.45-20:00 Break

20.00- 20.15 Gennady Roshchupkin
Assistant Professor and Computational Population Biology group leader at Erasmus MC

20.15-20.45 Panel discussion

20.45- 21.00 Questions from the public

21.00 - 22.30 Drinks

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