BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:IEEE vTools.Events//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/New_York BEGIN:DAYLIGHT DTSTART:20210314T030000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0500 TZOFFSETTO:-0400 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYDAY=2SU;BYMONTH=3 TZNAME:EDT END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:20211107T010000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0400 TZOFFSETTO:-0500 RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYDAY=1SU;BYMONTH=11 TZNAME:EST END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20210929T194634Z UID:366DF07C-5F12-4ADE-80AB-6C85E2B57995 DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210927T183000 DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210927T203000 DESCRIPTION:An IEEE Day 2021 Event. 'Health & Justice for All.' Celebrate w ith the Section\, Computer Chapter\, PACE SIGHT Group & Digital (Dignity) Inclusion\, Identity\, Trust & Agency (DIITA) new Workflow 'Transparent De sign for Wellbeing' discussion about 'Do Good Things Health & Justice for All\,' a continuation of the previous project\, 'Do Good Things Justice fo r All' incorporating lessons from COVID-19\, including planning for resili ence. This excellent project will provide many opportunities for IEEE Memb ers\, students\, community members\, stakeholders to Volunteer and to do g ood things to advance technology for humanity. Team members will discuss t heir topics\; attendees are encouraged to participate in the discussion. M embers\, stakeholders\, students are encouraged to volunteer\, reach out t o schools\, other community volunteer organizations\, technical society me mbers\, and others and to participate in the SIGHT Group\, and or the IEEE SA DIITA Group.\n\nPaula Muller\, PhD will begin the discussion. We will describe Alzheimer's disease and other dementias as an example of the comp lexity and the importance of health literacy\, accessibility\, and cultura lly and linguistically appropriate systems.\n\n1 in 3 older adults dies fr om Alzheimer's disease and other dementias. During COVID-19\, Alzheimer’ s and dementia deaths have increased by 16%. In New Jersey\, this number w as 20% higher than average.\nThe main risk factor is age. One in nine peop le age 65 and older (11.3%) has Alzheimer's dementia. Almost two-thirds of Americans with Alzheimer's are women. Older Black Americans are about twi ce as likely to have Alzheimer's or other dementias as older Whites. Older Hispanics are about one and one-half times as likely to have Alzheimer's or other dementias as older Whites.\n\nIn summary\, because of the prevale nce of the disease\, and the importance of early diagnosis\, education of all population is imperative. Family members\, as well as patients\, need to be educated\, culturally and linguistically appropriate systems are nec essary to support everyone affected\, and as the disease progresses and it becomes more difficult to communicate verbally with the persons living wi th the disease\, other mechanisms need to be developed.\n\nPreparation for the IEEE SA DIITA Workflow - Transparent Design for Wellbeing 1Q 2022 Gui ded Round Table: 1) Health & Medical Device Literacy\; 2) culturally & lin guistically appropriate system design\; 3) increasing diversity & reducing bias in technology & AI ML technology\; 4) increasing diversity & reducin g bias in research\, research literature\, & projects.\n\nResilience plann ing for the future from lessons learned during COVID-19. Group inclusion & accessibility Pilot solution connecting people to improve Health & Medica l Device literacy as an example for the IEEE SA DIITA Workflow.\n\nNeeds: People must monitor & care for themselves & family at home\, with teleheal th\, in clinic\, for chronic\, acute & emergency health conditions. Soluti on: Easy to use Medical Device guides\, w Languages\, expanded Lexicon/voc abulary\, Closed Captioning (CC)\, screen readers\, uses iii. Information and Communications Technology (ICT) to connect iv. Medical Devices.\n\nUni ted Nations Sustainable Development Goals 3\, 4 & 10 during a global pande mic\, and in preparation for a resilient future. Connects people quickly t o Medical Device user guides\, related health condition\, literacy materia ls Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Systems CLAS-HHS to improve h ealth literacy.\n\nTraining Community of Interest (CoI): patients\, caregi vers\, disabled\, those with preexisting conditions\, ambulance corps\, fi rst responders\, stakeholders\, standards volunteers\, trainees\, healthca re professionals\, during telemedicine session\, etc.\n\nPilot demonstrate s connecting medical devices (thermometer\, bp cuff\, pulse ox\, scale\, g lucose meter\, etc.) using a simple technology solution\, machine/ human r eadable code GUDID & database with user instructions\, health condition mo nitoring\, and emergency procedure\, by levels of literacy\, English\, Spa nish\, Closed Captioning\, & Blind Screen Reader.\n\nCommunity Lived Exper ience Profiles Storytelling\, Lexicon Standards & collaborations to reduce Bias in data & algorithms\, to improve healthcare for minorities\, underr epresented\, women\, children\, etc. Connects People & Medical Devices to Internet of Things (IoT).\n\nOnline open access Pilot includes multimedia Seminars in English\, Spanish\, Closed Captioning\, Blind Screen Reader\, Events: Seminar - Alzheimer’s Community Educator\; Interviews/Storytelli ng with Community Members & professionals Ambulance Corps\, Students\, Tra inees\, etc. Shared on IEEE TV\, Social Media\, Blogs\, publications\, con ferences\, etc.\n\nCo-sponsored by: TK Srinivas\n\nSpeaker(s): Dr Paula Mu ller\, \n\nAgenda: \nMeet & Greet to Celebrate IEEE Day 2021\n\nIntroduce Health and Justice for All Transparent Design for Wellbeing\n\nTeam Member s discuss their Topics\n\nInteractive Discussions\n\nPlanning for Guided R ound Table 1Q 2022\n\nVirtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/281817 LOCATION:Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/281817 ORGANIZER:kit.august@gmail.com SEQUENCE:6 SUMMARY:IEEE Day 2021 Event 'Health & Justice for All' Transparent Design f or Wellbeing URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/281817 X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>An IEEE Day 2021 Event. 'Health &amp\; Jus tice for All.' Celebrate with the Section\, Computer Chapter\, PACE SIGHT Group &amp\; Digital (Dignity) Inclusion\, Identity\, Trust &amp\; Agency (DIITA) new Workflow 'Transparent Design for Wellbeing' discussion about ' Do Good Things Health &amp\; Justice for All\,' a continuation of the prev ious project\, 'Do Good Things Justice for All' incorporating lessons from COVID-19\, including planning for resilience. This excellent project will provide many opportunities for IEEE Members\, students\, community member s\, stakeholders to Volunteer and to do good things to advance technology for humanity. Team members will discuss their topics\; attendees are encou raged to participate in the discussion. Members\, stakeholders\, students are encouraged to volunteer\, reach out to schools\, other community volun teer organizations\, technical society members\, and others and to partici pate in the SIGHT Group\, and or the IEEE SA DIITA Group.</p>\n<p>Paula Mu ller\, PhD will begin the discussion. We will describe Alzheimer's disease and other dementias as an example of the complexity and the importance of health literacy\, accessibility\, and culturally and linguistically appro priate systems.</p>\n<p>1 in 3 older adults dies from Alzheimer's disease and other dementias. During COVID-19\, Alzheimer&rsquo\;s and dementia dea ths have increased by 16%. In New Jersey\, this number was 20% higher than average.<br />The main risk factor is age. One in nine people age 65 and older (11.3%) has Alzheimer's dementia. Almost two-thirds of Americans wit h Alzheimer's are women. Older Black Americans are about twice as likely t o have Alzheimer's or other dementias as older Whites. Older Hispanics are about one and one-half times as likely to have Alzheimer's or other demen tias as older Whites.</p>\n<p>In summary\, because of the prevalence of th e disease\, and the importance of early diagnosis\, education of all popul ation is imperative. Family members\, as well as patients\, need to be edu cated\, culturally and linguistically appropriate systems are necessary to support everyone affected\, and as the disease progresses and it becomes more difficult to communicate verbally with the persons living with the di sease\, other mechanisms need to be developed.</p>\n<p>Preparation for the IEEE SA DIITA Workflow - Transparent Design for Wellbeing 1Q 2022 Guided Round Table: 1) Health &amp\; Medical Device Literacy\; 2) culturally &amp \; linguistically appropriate system design\; 3) increasing diversity &amp \; reducing bias in technology &amp\; AI ML technology\; 4) increasing div ersity &amp\; reducing bias in research\, research literature\, &amp\; pro jects.</p>\n<p>Resilience planning for the future from lessons learned dur ing COVID-19. Group inclusion &amp\; accessibility Pilot solution connecti ng people to improve Health &amp\; Medical Device literacy as an example f or the IEEE SA DIITA Workflow.</p>\n<p>Needs: People must monitor &amp\; c are for themselves &amp\; family at home\, with telehealth\, in clinic\, f or chronic\, acute &amp\; emergency health conditions. Solution: Easy to u se Medical Device guides\, w Languages\, expanded Lexicon/vocabulary\, Clo sed Captioning (CC)\, screen readers\, uses iii. Information and Communica tions Technology (ICT) to connect iv. Medical Devices.</p>\n<p>United Nati ons Sustainable Development Goals 3\, 4 &amp\; 10 during a global pandemic \, and in preparation for a resilient future. Connects people quickly to M edical Device user guides\, related health condition\, literacy materials Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Systems CLAS-HHS to improve heal th literacy.</p>\n<p>Training Community of Interest (CoI): patients\, care givers\, disabled\, those with preexisting conditions\, ambulance corps\, first responders\, stakeholders\, standards volunteers\, trainees\, health care professionals\, during telemedicine session\, etc.</p>\n<p>Pilot demo nstrates connecting medical devices (thermometer\, bp cuff\, pulse ox\, sc ale\, glucose meter\, etc.) using a simple technology solution\, machine/ human readable code GUDID &amp\; database with user instructions\, health condition monitoring\, and emergency procedure\, by levels of literacy\, E nglish\, Spanish\, Closed Captioning\, &amp\; Blind Screen Reader.</p>\n<p >Community Lived Experience Profiles Storytelling\, Lexicon Standards &amp \; collaborations to reduce Bias in data &amp\; algorithms\, to improve he althcare for minorities\, underrepresented\, women\, children\, etc. Conne cts People &amp\; Medical Devices to Internet of Things (IoT).</p>\n<p>Onl ine open access Pilot includes multimedia Seminars in English\, Spanish\, Closed Captioning\, Blind Screen Reader\, Events: Seminar - Alzheimer&rsqu o\;s Community Educator\; Interviews/Storytelling with Community Members & amp\; professionals Ambulance Corps\, Students\, Trainees\, etc. Shared on IEEE TV\, Social Media\, Blogs\, publications\, conferences\, etc.</p><br /><br />Agenda: <br /><p>Meet &amp\; Greet to Celebrate IEEE Day 2021</p> \n<p>Introduce Health and Justice for All Transparent Design for Wellbeing </p>\n<p>Team Members discuss their Topics</p>\n<p>Interactive Discussions </p>\n<p>Planning for Guided Round Table 1Q 2022</p> END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR