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She Creates, She Innovates, She Leads: An AI Future Built on Gender Equity

She Creates, She Innovates, She Leads: An AI Future Built on Gender Equity

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Rouella Mendonca, an entrepreneur, changemaker, and Director of Product for Artificial Intelligence Technologies at Audere, is leading the way in ensuring communities across the globe have access to quality healthcare while creating pathways for all women and girls to live healthier and fulfilling lives. Please join Patrick J. McGovern Foundation on Friday, April 11th at 1pm EST for a conversation between Rouella and McGovern’s Storytelling and Advocacy Lead, Yolanda Botti-Lodovico.

The Potential of GenAI for Health Behavior Change | Key Takeaways from the White Paper Virtual Launch

The Potential of GenAI for Health Behavior Change | Key Takeaways from the White Paper Virtual Launch

On March 26, the Bay Area Global Health Alliance hosted a virtual launch event for the recently released white paper, Generative AI for Health in Low and Middle-Income Countries, showcasing research conducted by Stanford Center for Digital Health (CDH), with support from Advancing Health Online (AHO). The discussion explored the five key findings from the research: 1) sharing learnings, 2) focusing on actionable measurement, 3) improving language and localization, 4) improving technical capacity and shared infrastructure, and 5) improving digital and basic health infrastructure.

White Paper Virtual Launch Event

White Paper Virtual Launch Event

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Join us virtually on Wednesday, March 26 from 8:30-10:00 AM PT as we review the five key findings of the recently released white paper “GenAI for Health in LMICs,” hear from implementers in the field, and invite perspectives of funders looking at how to fill the gaps.

New White Paper Explores GenAI’s Potential on Health Behavior Change in LMICs

New White Paper Explores GenAI’s Potential on Health Behavior Change in LMICs

As the potential impact of generative AI (GenAI) on health in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) continues to be explored, two key questions emerge: Where is GenAI currently being used most effectively, and how can its full potential be unlocked for greater impact, both for behavior change and broader healthcare applications? A newly released white paper sheds light on these questions, offering insights from a comprehensive review led by the Stanford Center for Digital Health (CDH) with support from Advancing Health Online (AHO) and the Bay Area Global Health Alliance as lead dissemination partner.