Based on our work with key stakeholders through the Patient and Public Involvement Panel (PPIP), discussions with AI researchers in healthcare, focus groups with health care professional, patients and citizens, we consider in this paper what is needed to create human-centred and trusted AI. In the paper we identify four key areas to support stakeholder […]

On August 28th, we had accepted for publication a paper in English reporting on the process and results of workshops conducted with the AIDE Project Patient and Public Involvement Panel accepted for publication. The title of the paper is “Perspectives on artificial intelligence in healthcare from a Patient and Public Involvement Panel in Japan: An […]

An AIDE Project research paper entitled “The ethics of advancing artificial intelligence in healthcare: analyzing ethical considerations for Japan’s Innovative AI Hospital System” has been published in the international journal Frontiers in Public Health. The research study was designed and reported by Dr. Amelia Katirai, Specially Appointed Assistant Professor at the Research Center on Ethical, […]

We held our sixth PPIP meeting on Friday, July 14th. Our research team provided updates on the project’s progress after catching up with the PPIP members we hadn’t seen in a while. During this meeting, we briefly introduced the findings from two PPIP workshops that were presented at two international conferences. One is the BSA […]

(PPIP: Patient and Public Involvement Panel) The researcher Amelia KATIRAI and the principal investigator, Prof. Beverley YAMAMOTO presented at the 24th World Conference on Health Promotion on 19 May. This hybrid event is the triennial meeting of the International Union for Health Promotion and Education (IUHPE) and took place from May 15 to 19 in […]