Quoting Jozef Suvada, The World Health Organization’s Executive Board Member, on LinkedIn:

“Yesterday, I had the honor of meeting with Christoph Benn, Director for Global Health Diplomacy at the Joep Lange Institute, who brings rich experience in healthcare financing and digital transformation.

Christoph provides advisory services to leading global organizations such as WHO and the Green Climate Fund, advocating for innovative approaches like Global Public Investment for funding common benefits and promoting responsible AI integration through initiatives like Transform Health and HealthAI.

Our discussion focused on the potential benefits and challenges of artificial intelligence in healthcare. While AI offers opportunities for precise diagnosis and personalized treatment, we also addressed concerns about data protection, security, and algorithm bias.

Christoph’s skillful navigation of these complexities underscores the importance of global health diplomacy in ensuring ethical and equitable AI integration, ultimately advancing healthcare access and fairness worldwide.

It is essential that we address this issue at all levels of our society to ensure fair and ethical development of healthcare technologies.

But what is clear? It is cleare that we cannot afford to waste time and also miss the opportunity to help vulnerable healthcare systems strengthen themselves through innovation and efforts to improve areas such as the shortage of healthcare workers, patient safety, and early threat detection.

For this we need multi stakeholders transparent open discussion for finding the best and safe solutions in health for all concept.”

Source: Jozef Suvada/LinkedIn