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Many public health issues often involve complex combinations of individual, environmental, socio-cultural and political influences that are difficult to measure and evaluate using traditional approaches.
Artificial intelligence (AI) approaches like machine learning provide new opportunities for public health to both advance health equity through the analysis of complex, multi-layered, multi-modal data, as well as design impactful solutions that draw on a far wider range of insights.
In our Equitable AI Initiative, IPPH is striving to build the capacity necessary in the population and public health research community to take advantage of emerging AI approaches.
In order to achieve this goal, our efforts are focused on supporting researchers through opportunities that facilitate interdisciplinary partnerships and developing training initiatives that will equip the next generation of researchers with the necessary tools.
As the CIHR institute that champions equity and focuses on population-level outcomes, we recognize the importance of ensuring equity is built into AI research from the start and have emphasized this need by naming our initiative “Equitable AI”. Only through prioritizing equity can we ensure health solutions benefit everyone.
### Initiative activities and opportunities * TOPHC presentation: Here for Good - Using AI to promote public health for a healthier more equitable future – March 2019. Watch the presentation. * IPPH-CIFAR Joint Workshop: Artificial Intelligence for Public Health Equity – January 2019.
Read the report. * CPHA Collaborator Panel Session: Exploring the Ethics of AI Approaches in Public Health – May 2018. Read the report summary.
* IPPH-CIFAR Joint Workshop: Application of Artificial Intelligence Approaches to Tackle Public Health Challenges – January 2018. Read the report. * Health System Impact Fellowship – AI and Public Health stream * Building a Strategy for Artificial Intelligence in Public Health: Centering Partnership, Equity, and Interdisciplinarity Date modified: 2022-11-16
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