Actualités du laboratoire Hesper

9 avril à 12h30 :

- Vincent Lequertier : « Taking back control of artificial intelligence: towards a more transparent and fair AI »

Artificial intelligence (AI) is now widespread for critical tasks in healthcare such inpatient care planning, mortality risk assessment or phenotyping. It is also gaining traction for other, non-healthcare related tasks such as law enforcement, the justice system, or job application reviews. Because it has more and more impact on our lives, it becomes essential to make AI-based software that is transparent and fair. This presentation will explain the problems surrounding AI transparency and fairness as well as possible solutions.

2 avril à 12h30 :

- Alexandra Dima : « TEOS : a methodological framework for constructing operational definitions of medication adherence » 

Adherence to medication is a priority for health systems and a rapidly developing research area. It is also a complex process to study, and the quality and transparency of methodological choices regarding adherence measures is one aspect in need of improvement. With a group of experts from the International Society of Medication Adherence (ESPACOMP), we developed a 4-component framework to guide these choices, focusing on the Timelines of medication acquisition and intake, key Events on these timelines, study Objectives, and properties of available data Sources. I will present the framework and the practical tools that help implement it in research, and situate TEOS within the larger context of adherence research and practice.

Le webinaire francophone ISQua / PAQS sur le thème « L’impact de la crise Covid sur l’évolution des concepts et pratiques en gestion des risques dans les établissements de santé » a eu lieu le mardi 23 mars à 15h. 

Intervenants : Pr. Philippe MICHEL, membre de RESHAPE et Pr. David VALLAT, membre du laboratoire MAGELLAN (EA 3713 - IAE de Lyon).

26 mars à 12h30 :

- Laura Schmidt, Luiza Siqueira Do Prado et Sarah Skinner : « Scientific Mobility »