2020 SYMPOSIUM OF THE WORKGROUP ON INTERACTIVE SYSTEMS IN HEALTH (WISH)

Theme: Digital Health Equity

Program 2020

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Program  Overview

10:00 AM - 10:15 AMWelcome and Opening Remarks


Tiffany C. Veinot
University of Michigan

Andrea G. Parker
Georgia Institute of Technology


10:15 AM - 11:00 AMKeynote: Dr. Desmond Patton, PhD


Title: Community data science approaches to analyzing trauma and loss on social media
11:00 AM - 12: 00 PMOriginal Research Presentations


User-Centered Recommendations for the Development of a Mental Health Application to Help African American Women Manage Anxiety and Depression
Terika McCall, Yale School of Medicine
Megan Threats, Rutgers University - New Brunswick

Navigating Power and the Challenges of Developing Effective Sociotechnical Solutions for Collaboration to Address the Rise and Racial Gap in Maternal Mortality in the US
Ashley Walker, Northwestern University

Using geocoded social media data to assess physical activity levels of communities: a study of Twitter users from Metropolitan Detroit
Bradley Iott, University of Michigan

Clinical Decision Support System (CDSS) to Minimize Medication Costs for Patients: What Providers Want
Karalyn Kiessling, University of Michigan


12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Break
1:00 PM - 1:30 PM Works in Progress and Provocations 1


TRACK 1: AGING AND ACCESSIBILITY



Utilizing a Participatory Action Research Method to Investigate the Trustworthiness of Online Dementia Health Information
Emma Dixon, University of Maryland, College Park

Examining Dimensions of Identity within Health-Related Technology Research for Aging Populations
Christina Harrington, DePaul University

Using Conversational Agents to Provide Social Presence for Older Adults with Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) and their Care Partners
Tamara Zubatiy, Georgia Institute of Technology

TRACK 2: COVID-19 HEALTH DISPARITIES




Examining Older Adults’ Information Exposure, Wellbeing, and Adherence to Protective Measures During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Nurul Suhaimi, Northeastern University

Intermediary practices for low-income telehealth users in the COVID-19 era
Alicia Williamson, University of Michigan

Technological Approaches to Maternal Mental Health Promotion Amidst COVID-19
Vanessa Oguamanam, Georgia Institute of Technology
1:45 PM - 2:15 PM Works in Progress and Provocations 2


TRACK 1: TECHNOLOGY, RACE, AND PLACE



The Need for Sociotechnical Health System Models that Acknowledge Multiple Forms of Racism
Enid Montague, DePaul University

Identifying Opportunities for Mobile Technology to Support a Culturally Relevant Community-Based Heart Health Program
Aqueasha Martin-Hammond, Indiana University

Transportation Practices of People Living with HIV in Rural Areas
Maestre, Fernando, Indiana University

TRACK 2: ACCESS TO TELEHEALTH AND PATIENT PORTALS



Ensuring Full Participation of People with Disabilities in an Era of Telehealth
Rupa Valdez, University of Virginia

Who’s Left Behind by Smartphone-based Personal Health Records?
Tera Reynolds, University of California, Irvine

Experiences of Patients Who Use Eye Control to Access Patient Portals
Erin Beneteau, University of Washington

2:15 PM - 2:45 PM Break
2:45 PM - 3:30 PM Breakout Session
3:45 PM - 4:15 PM Research Highlights Presentations


Development of the Gender, Sex, and Sexual Orientation ontology: Evaluation and workflow
Clair Kronk, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine

HarborBot: A Chatbot for Social Needs Screening
Elena Agapie. University of Washington

Preventing Cardiovascular Disease Among Urban African Americans With a Mobile Health App (the MOYO App): Protocol for a Usability Study
Herman Taylor, Morehouse School of Medicine

Storywell: Designing for Family Fitness App Motivation by Using Social Rewards and Reflection
Herman Saksono, Harvard University

4:15 PM - 4:30 PM Closing
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM Virtual WISH Poster Reception


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Keynote Speaker


Headshot of Dr. Desmond Patton

We are pleased to announce Dr. Desmond Upton Patton will be our keynote speaker at WISH 2020. Dr. Patton is going to give an incredible talk entitled, “Community data science approaches to analyzing trauma and loss on social media.”

Dr. Patton, Associate Dean for Innovation and Academic Affairs, founding director of the SAFE Lab and co-director of the Justice, Equity and Technology lab at Columbia School of Social Work, is a leading pioneer in the field of making AI empathetic, culturally sensitive and less biased. Through keynote presentations and interactive workshops, Patton is helping organizations develop a better approach to diversity and inclusion that includes fairer practices that address the challenge of prejudice, rather than contribute to it. Also the co-chair of the Racial Equity Task Force at The Data Science Institute and founder of the SIM|ED tech incubator at Columbia University, Patton’s research uses virtual reality to educate youth and policymakers about the ways social media can be used against them and how race plays a part.

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