Digital twins (part 2): Ethics and clinical uses

When: 06/11/2024 - 06/11/2024
Where: Royal Society of Medicine, London
Wednesday, 6 November 2024, 9:30am to 5:30pm, Royal Society of Medicine, London

On 6th November, join the Royal Society of Medicine’s Digital Health Section for a comprehensive event where we’ll explore current digital twin technologies, assess their practical uses, and dive into the ethical questions they raise.

Event highlights:

  • Discover how digital twins can enhance patient-specific outcomes and streamline healthcare systems
  • Learn from experts and innovators on what’s available today
  • Engage in critical discussions about ethics, patient safety, and data usage in digital twins

With a unique mix of clinicians, patients, tech developers, academics, and ethicists, this event offers a rare chance to connect with thought leaders pushing healthcare’s technological boundaries.
Key sessions include:

  • Demystifying Digital Twins in Healthcare, with Roger Highfield, Science Museum Group
  • Digital Twins in Action, with Mariano Vazquez, ELEM Biotech
  • Ethics and Regulation with experts from MHRA, Roche, and more
  • Patient Perspectives & Ethical Implications

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