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DESCRIPTION:Our Virtual Seminars will reach Students\, Teachers\, and Volun
 teers to introduce the Humanitarian Activities Committee Special Interest 
 Group for Humanitarian Technologies (SIGHT) Group project: &#39;Health &amp; Medic
 al Device Literacy.&#39;\n\nThe Virtual Seminar Series presented by Profession
 al Engineers will cover topics significant to Health &amp; Medical Device Lite
 racy\, to achieve Transparent Design for Well-being\, which is an IEEE Dig
 nity Inclusion Identity Trust and Agency (DIITA) Global Workflow. In parti
 cular\, how does IEEE Advance Technology for Humanity by viewing the issue
 s through a Humanitarian lens which can improve opportunities for Transpar
 ent Design for Well-being. Solutions are multidimensional engaging many in
 terests and involve not only Engineering\, but also Medicine\, Social Dete
 rminants of Health\, as well as Cultural and Linguistic influences.\n\nEng
 ineers will describe how everyday Medical Devices are designed and used\, 
 how they relate to managing health for an individual or as a caregiver for
  a loved one\, the role of culture and language in health and well-being\,
  how to beome involved and how to learn more.\n\n*************************
 ********************\n\nHumanitarian Discussions will include: United Nati
 ons Sustainable Development Goals\, approaching Diversity &amp; Inclusion\, th
 e significance of Health &amp; Medical Device Knowledge\, Culturally &amp; Linguis
 tically Appropriate Systems\, and more. Students\, Teachers\, Volunteers w
 ill share their knowledge and experiences\, participate in a survey\, obse
 rve measurements\, review recent research\, and envision future solutions 
 to improve Health and Well-being for everyone.\n\n************************
 *********************\n\nBackground of the IEEE NJ Coast Section SIGHT Gro
 up Project:\n\n‘Do Good Things Health and Justice for All’\, is a NJ C
 oast Section/ R1 (with international collaborators)\nCOVID-19 inclusion &amp; 
 accessibility Pilot solution connecting people to improve Health &amp; Medical
  Device\nliteracy. Needs: People must monitor &amp; care for themselves &amp; fami
 ly at home\, with telehealth\, in clinic\, for\nchronic\, acute &amp; emergenc
 y health conditions. Envisioned Solutions: Easy to use Medical Device guid
 es\, w Languages\,\nexpanded Lexicon/vocabulary\, Closed Captioning (CC)\,
  screen readers\, etc. Information and\nCommunications Technology (ICT) to
  connect to Medical Devices. UN SDGs 3\, 4 &amp; 10 during a global\npandemic.
  Envisioned system solution connects people quickly to Medical Device user
  guides\, related health condition\, literacy materials\nCulturally and Li
 nguistically Appropriate Systems CLAS-HHS to improve health literacy. Trai
 ning for Community\nof Interest (CoI): patients\, caregivers\, disabled\, 
 those with preexisting conditions\, ambulance corps\, first\nresponders\, 
 stakeholders\, standards volunteers\, trainees\, healthcare professionals\
 , during telemedicine\nsession\, etc. Pilot will demonstrate methods conne
 cting medical devices (thermometer\, bp cuff\, pulse ox\, scale\, glucose\
 nmeter\, etc.) using a simple technology solution\, machine/ human readabl
 e code GUDID &amp; database with user\ninstructions\, health condition monitor
 ing\, and emergency procedure\, by levels of literacy\, English\, Spanish\
 ,\nCC\, &amp; Blind Screen Reader. Community Lived Experience Profiles Storyte
 lling\, Lexicon Standards &amp;\ncollaborations to reduce Bias in data &amp; algor
 ithms\, to improve healthcare for minorities\, underrepresented\,\nwomen\,
  children\, etc. Connects People &amp; Medical Devices to Internet of Things (
 IoT). Online open access Pilot\nincludes multimedia Seminars in English\, 
 Spanish\, Closed Captioning\, Blind Screen Reader\, Events: Seminar -\nAlz
 heimer’s Community Educator\; Interviews/Storytelling with Community Mem
 bers &amp; professionals\nAmbulance Corps\, Students\, Trainees\, etc. Shared 
 on IEEE TV\, Social Media\, Blogs\, publications\, conferences\,\netc.\nPl
 ease find the invitations for scheduled Zoom meetings which we will be rec
 ording herein:\n\n09:30 AM - 10:30 AM\n[TR1-Health &amp; Medical Devices Liter
 acy - HS Webinar Series](https://us04web.zoom.us/meeting/82143839939)\n\nM
 eeting ID: 821 4383 9939\n\nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/82143839939?pwd=NmFy
 R3EyYTFVZEU2UnZxbWpUc3hQZz09\n\nSpeaker(s): Dr Paula Muller\, Dr Thomas Wi
 llis\, III\n\nAgenda: \nIntroduction\n\nHealth &amp; Medical Device Literacy\n
 \nQ&amp;A\n\nActivity\n\nHolmdel\, New Jersey\, United States\, Virtual: https
 ://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/294688
LOCATION:Holmdel\, New Jersey\, United States\, Virtual: https://events.vto
 ols.ieee.org/m/294688
ORGANIZER:kit.august@gmail.com
SEQUENCE:2
SUMMARY:IEEE SIGHT Virtual Seminar &#39;Health &amp; Medical Device Literacy&#39;
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/294688
X-ALT-DESC:Description: &lt;br /&gt;&lt;p&gt;Our Virtual Seminars will reach Students\,
  Teachers\, and Volunteers to introduce the Humanitarian Activities Commit
 tee Special Interest Group for Humanitarian Technologies (SIGHT) Group pro
 ject: &#39;Health &amp;amp\; Medical Device Literacy.&#39;&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;The Virtual Seminar
  Series presented by Professional Engineers will cover topics significant 
 to Health &amp;amp\; Medical Device Literacy\, to achieve Transparent Design f
 or Well-being\, which is an IEEE Dignity Inclusion Identity Trust and Agen
 cy (DIITA) Global Workflow. In particular\, how does IEEE Advance Technolo
 gy for Humanity by viewing the issues through a Humanitarian lens which ca
 n improve opportunities for Transparent Design for Well-being. Solutions a
 re multidimensional engaging many interests and involve not only Engineeri
 ng\, but also Medicine\, Social Determinants of Health\, as well as Cultur
 al and Linguistic influences.&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;Engineers will describe how everyday
  Medical Devices are designed and used\, how they relate to managing healt
 h for an individual or as a caregiver for a loved one\, the role of cultur
 e and language in health and well-being\, how to beome involved and how to
  learn more.&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;&amp;nbsp\;&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;*************************************
 ********&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;Humanitarian Discussions will include: United Nations Sus
 tainable Development Goals\, approaching Diversity &amp;amp\; Inclusion\, the 
 significance of Health &amp;amp\; Medical Device Knowledge\, Culturally &amp;amp\;
  Linguistically Appropriate Systems\, and more. Students\, Teachers\, Volu
 nteers will share their knowledge and experiences\, participate in a surve
 y\, observe measurements\, review recent research\, and envision future so
 lutions to improve Health and Well-being for everyone. &amp;nbsp\;&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;***
 ******************************************&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;Background of the IEEE 
 NJ Coast Section SIGHT Group Project:&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;&amp;lsquo\;Do Good Things Healt
 h and Justice for All&amp;rsquo\;\, is a NJ Coast Section/ R1 (with internatio
 nal collaborators)&lt;br /&gt;COVID-19 inclusion &amp;amp\; accessibility Pilot solu
 tion connecting people to improve Health &amp;amp\; Medical Device&lt;br /&gt;litera
 cy. Needs: People must monitor &amp;amp\; care for themselves &amp;amp\; family at
  home\, with telehealth\, in clinic\, for&lt;br /&gt;chronic\, acute &amp;amp\; emer
 gency health conditions. Envisioned Solutions: Easy to use Medical Device 
 guides\, w Languages\,&lt;br /&gt;expanded Lexicon/vocabulary\, Closed Captionin
 g (CC)\, screen readers\, etc. Information and&lt;br /&gt;Communications Technol
 ogy (ICT) to connect to Medical Devices. UN SDGs 3\, 4 &amp;amp\; 10 during a 
 global&lt;br /&gt;pandemic. Envisioned system solution connects people quickly t
 o Medical Device user guides\, related health condition\, literacy materia
 ls&lt;br /&gt;Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Systems CLAS-HHS to impr
 ove health literacy. Training for Community&lt;br /&gt;of Interest (CoI): patien
 ts\, caregivers\, disabled\, those with preexisting conditions\, ambulance
  corps\, first&lt;br /&gt;responders\, stakeholders\, standards volunteers\, tra
 inees\, healthcare professionals\, during telemedicine&lt;br /&gt;session\, etc.
  Pilot will demonstrate methods connecting medical devices (thermometer\, 
 bp cuff\, pulse ox\, scale\, glucose&lt;br /&gt;meter\, etc.) using a simple tec
 hnology solution\, machine/ human readable code GUDID &amp;amp\; database with
  user&lt;br /&gt;instructions\, health condition monitoring\, and emergency proc
 edure\, by levels of literacy\, English\, Spanish\,&lt;br /&gt;CC\, &amp;amp\; Blind
  Screen Reader. Community Lived Experience Profiles Storytelling\, Lexicon
  Standards &amp;amp\;&lt;br /&gt;collaborations to reduce Bias in data &amp;amp\; algori
 thms\, to improve healthcare for minorities\, underrepresented\,&lt;br /&gt;wome
 n\, children\, etc. Connects People &amp;amp\; Medical Devices to Internet of 
 Things (IoT). Online open access Pilot&lt;br /&gt;includes multimedia Seminars i
 n English\, Spanish\, Closed Captioning\, Blind Screen Reader\, Events: Se
 minar -&lt;br /&gt;Alzheimer&amp;rsquo\;s Community Educator\; Interviews/Storytelli
 ng with Community Members &amp;amp\; professionals&lt;br /&gt;Ambulance Corps\, Stud
 ents\, Trainees\, etc. Shared on IEEE TV\, Social Media\, Blogs\, publicat
 ions\, conferences\,&lt;br /&gt;etc.&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;div&gt;Please find the invitations for s
 cheduled Zoom meetings which we will be recording herein:&lt;/div&gt;\n&lt;div&gt;\n&lt;d
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 \n&lt;p&gt;Q&amp;amp\;A&lt;/p&gt;\n&lt;p&gt;Activity&lt;/p&gt;
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