30. 04. 2022.
On Friday 29th of April, Ana Tomičić, a member of our research group, featured on the Croatian Radio and Television program Glas Hrvatske with host Ivana Perkovac discussing the digital pollution caused by the massive use of information and communication technologies. They tackled the political and societal attitude towards this issue, the negative consequences for the environment, the digital literacy in Croatia, and the digital footprint of ICT technologies. An audio recording of the conversation can be accessed at this link starting at the 31.10 minute mark.
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28. 03. 2022.
Digit-HeaL research member Ana Tomičić attended the Digitainable Spring School 2022, hosted by the University of Bonn, from March 4th to March 11th. Participants were introduced to the opportunities and risks of Digitalization and Artificial Intelligence (D&AI) for sustainable development. The Digitainable Spring School 2022 (DSS 2022) is based on a logic of interdisciplinary knowledge, oriented towards promoting productive, collaborative, critical, and creative discussions between different disciplines and schools of thought, between theory, research, and current practices on the mindful application of D&AI for sustainable development. The DSS 2022 was an...
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15. 03. 2022.
The Digital healthcare ethics laboratory (Digit-HeaL) has published its second scientific paper in the high-level journal International Journal of Medical Informatics (Q1 – IF = 4.046) under the title Ethical, legal, and social considerations of AI-based medical decision-support tools: A scoping review. The authors of the paper are Anto Čartolovni, head of the Digit-HeaL lab research group, Ana Tomičić, member of the Digit-HeaL lab research group and Elvira Lazić Mosler from the School of Medicine at the Catholic University of Croatia. The paper is focused on the ethical, legal, and specifically on the social implications (ELSI) of the development of artificial...
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22. 02. 2022.
At the European Congress of Qualitative Inquiry 2022, held on February 2-4, and organized by KU Leuven, Anamaria Malešević, Miriam Mary Brgles, Ana Tomičić , and Anto Čartolovni presented an interactive poster entitled Engaging critical thinking around future possibilities – health 4.0. and the scenario method. The Poster features an illustrated display of two scenarios used in the qualitative phase of research undertaken by the Digital healthcare ethics laboratory (Digit-HeaL), concerned with healthcare digitalization and innovation in Croatia. The scenarios depict an imaginary portrayal of a future application of digital technologies in healthcare. The first...
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