Methods for engaging communities to develop frameworks of trust
Assoc. Prof. Bernadette Richards from FHT discussed methods for engaging communities at the Virtual Conference on Trustworthy Health Data Governance panel on 1 Sep.
Updated on 10 Sep 2021
Assoc. Prof. Bernadette Richards, Senior Scientist of FHT's Health Data Governance and Value Creation module, spoke at The Virtual Conference on Trustworthy Health Data Governance on 1 September 2021.
A video of her seminar and the question and answer session sheds light on methods for engaging commununities as organisations develop trustworthy data collection models.
Organised by the Centre for Biomedical Ethics, at the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine of the National University of Singapore (NUS), her presentation was entitled 'Deliberative methods for engaging communities in developing trustworthy governance models'. The conference featureed presentations from invited speakers and experts on topics related to the development of trustworthy governance for sharing health-related data.
Prof. Tamra Lysaght, Module Head and PI of FHT's Health Data Governance and Value Creation co-chaired the conference with Dr Angela Ballantyne of the University of Otago.
Programme
Session 1: 31 Aug 2021
11.00am - 12.50pm (GMT+8)
Public Interest – a critical value for trusted data governance but what does it mean?
by Dr G. Owen Schaefer, Assistant Professor, Centre for Biomedical Ethics, NUS
Session 2: 1 Sep 2021
9.00am - 10.40am (GMT+8)
Deliberative methods for engaging communities in developing trustworthy governance models
by Dr Bernadette Richards, Senior Scientist of FHT's Health Data Governance and Value Creation, FHT, SEC
Session 3: 1 Sep 2021
11.00am - 12.50pm (GMT+8)
Sharing with the private sector: Roles and responsibilities
by Dr Mark Taylor, Associate Professor, Health Law & Regulation, Melbourne Law School