We took part in ETH Zurich's Informatiktage 2025
On March 29th we invited the public to explore the ethics, responsibilities, and rights surrounding personal data and biological material.
This Saturday, our lab participateed in ETH Zurich's Informatiktage 2025, an event designed to provide public engagement with advancements in computer science and its applications. Organized by ETH Zurich's Department of Computer Science the event featured a variety of exhibitions, lectures, and interactive demonstrations highlighting the intersection of computer science with various fields, including healthcare.
At this event, we showcased the Health Data Ethics Map, a tool that provides an interactive visualization of the ethical considerations surrounding the use and further use of data in health research.
Date: Saturday, March 29, 2025
Location: ETH Zurich, ITS, Universitätstrasse 6, CAB, 8006 Zürich, Switzerland
Exhibition: The Health Data Ethics Map (Explore also online at: https://ethicalsystemsmap.hest.ethz.ch/)
Exhibition Focus: The Health Data Ethics Map
AI's healthcare advancements, like AI-driven diagnostics, and electronic health records, rely on data. As such, the data quality and ethical sourcing are crucial. By presenting this tool we sought to enhance public understanding of the ethical dimensions associated with health data, to facilitate informed discussions on data governance.
Our presentation of the Health Data Ethics Map:
- Illustrates Stakeholder Relationships: Presented the interconnectedness of researchers, patients, and institutions within the health data ecosystem.
- Explains Ethical Guidelines: Offered a visual representation of the Swiss Personalized Health Network (SPHN) ethical guidelines.
- Provides Practical Context: Demonstrated the application of these guidelines in real-world healthcare scenarios.
