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 […]

The AIDE project team is exploring a variety of ways to identify and involve the diverse stakeholders in AI healthcare in Japan. Communication with researchers within and outside of Japan is part of this process. On 22nd March 2022, the Principal Investigator of the AIDE project, Prof. Yamamoto, participated in the “Diversity in research – […]

The AIDE project is seeking patients, citizens, and healthcare professionals to participate in group interviews (focus group research) on the use of AI in healthcare.In the interviews, we will ask participants to consider scenarios about AI in healthcare, and to discuss their expectations and concerns about AI in healthcare in small groups.The interviews will be […]

Our research team is revising the materials for our upcoming focus group study based on the valuable feedback we received in the co-design process with our Patient and Public Involvement Panel (PPIP). For example, in our test focus group with our PPIP, we found that visual aids are important to help participants understand the technologies […]