At the dawn of the boom of artificial intelligence solutions within our society, we may be concerned about the precariousness of our legal framework for the management of personal data.
This presentation highlights the shortcomings of the consent model that governs the use of our data and proposes the concept of data trusts as a new legal vehicle to find the proper balance between the protection of personal data and the rise of artificial intelligence.
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Delirium is a condition that, when left unmanaged, is associated with increased mortality and longer hospitalization of patients in intensive care; therefore, its detection should be an integral part of care. It is characterized by confusion, anxiety and reduced alertness. It is estimated that 75% of delirium cases are not detected on admission to hospital. Detecting such an acute condition requires frequent monitoring of participants, which is labor intensive and requires expertise.
