Scientific Program
Scientific Program – Panels
The scientific program of CRICS8 is organized by panels that will address the state of art in a specific subject, with the participation of three specialists and the public. One of the specialists will coordinate the panel and the others will present conferences with two critical visions of the subject. Each panel has 1:30h of duration. The coordinator will have 15 minutes to present the theme and the panelists will have 20 minutes each for their presentation followed by 30 minutes of dialogue and debate with the public.
08:30 - 10:00 - Panel 1
The challenges for the insertion of the developing countries in the global flow of scientific and technical information considering the health globalization
information as infrastructure; the barriers for the insertion, including language; international cooperation and the south-south in the development of global solutions; convergences; markets; public goods
10:30 – 12:00 - Panel 2
The contribution of the information and knowledge in the processes of health sector reform in Latin America and the Caribbean
how the reforms were information-based: cases from Brazil, Chile, México; sources and types of information - specificity; emphasis in primary health care; publication of the results in the processes; review of the literature as expression and evaluation of the results
13:30 – 15:00 - Panel 3
Social Determinants: the challenges for the information and knowledge networks
interoperation of information systems from different sectors; geo information system; information to expand and sustain the interventions and to strengthen the intersectorial coordinationl; the convergence of the public information and the other instances of the society
15:30 – 17:00 - Panel 4
Open access and information literacy (ALFIN): a binomial of rights
rights and the information infrastructures; open access – pathways; public goods; policies and business models; convergence between supply and demand
elite group that knows and the majority; dismantle the structure of the classical flows of information; scientific knowledge and democracy
18 September, 2008 – Thursday
8:30 – 10:00 - Panel 5
The management of information and knowledge in the research, education, and health care systems: new mediations, structures, models
productivity – global quality measure, regional; which indicators?
generation, dissemination and use of knowledge; the models and mediations; the libraries as public spaces of access and exchange of information and knowledge; professional insertion challenges
10:30 – 12:00 - Panel 6
The role of the information and knowledge in the technological innovation systems
institutionalization and management; chain of relationships: knowledge –technology – innovation – incorporation – health products utilization; information value; interfaces for the generation of knowledge and innovation – institutionalization; patent – utility models; trademark; copyright – intellectual property rights; standards, standardization – terminology
13:30 – 15:00 - Panel 7
The information, knowledge, and scientific evidences in the sanitary regulation
new developments in food (transgenic); genetic manipulation – vaccines and medicines; stem cells; informed participation of population; inadequate uses caused by dissemination of information; health literacy; patient information leaflet online
15:30 – 17:00 - Panel 8
Public spaces for exchange of information and knowledge
provide access–empowerment; overcome the barriers – language, educational levels, cultural, connectivity, etc; Mobile– wireless; mechanisms and techniques for the translation and communication of research results; patient safety and quality of care services; excluded minorities – innovations for its inclusion; the place of the public librarie; TV soap opera case and health information dissemination; mediation solutions – cases public booths, BRAC, VHL station
19 September, 2008 – Friday
8:30 – 10:00 - Panel 9
The society as an actor for innovation
collective spaces of knowledge; the society and the control of the ICTs; social control – transparency – ethics; network learning; empowerment of citizen - information literacy
10:30 – 12:00 - Panel 10
Interoperation of sanitary and scientific information sources
innovation and democratization; data – numbers (micro and macro data); interoperation among data, texts and maps; open access of numerical data – give me the data; quality of public health information; ubiquity on the management of information in health systems; reviewing Elath; increase the efficiency, effectiveness, quality of the systems and services; Mobile –implication in the health systems
13:30 – 15:00 - Panel 11
Tools and platforms for social and learning networks
can technology undermine the social determinants?; wisdom of the masses –aggregation of value; network, wikis, peers, etc.; tension between experts and novices; advances in methodologies, approaches and techniques in the processes in order to translate and provide a context to information, knowledge and evidences in health
