Thursday 8 October | 12:00-13:00 | Online
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We will address the question: How can digital information provision contribute to affordable, accessible and sustainable healthcare? Whether you work in healthcare, technology, policy, academia – or are simply curious about the social impact of digitalisation – this workshop shows why information may well be the most important building block of the future of healthcare.
Discover how Health Informatics connects people, care and technology – and why the healthcare of tomorrow starts with the information of today.
Marieke Sijm is a lecturer at the University of Amsterdam (UvA) and specialises in Health Informatics and (ecological) sustainability. She teaches courses on strategic information management, information security, Green Lean healthcare and the organisation of care. In addition to her role as a lecturer, Marieke is a Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt, providing training and coaching aimed at optimising healthcare, with particular attention to its environmental impact.