For an Equitable Future: Girls and Women Empowerment at the Heart of Educational Innovations

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For an Equitable Future: Girls and Women Empowerment at the Heart of Educational Innovations

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Observatoire international sur les impacts sociétaux de l’IA et du numérique

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OBVIA is launching a new series of conferences under the theme "Let's Talk EDI in AI and Digital Technology" where experts from various sectors and civil society will be invited to reflect and exchange on issues of equity, diversity and inclusion related to the development, deployment and use of artificial intelligence and digital technology.

On this International Women's Day, we invite you to our first roundtable organized in collaboration with Nadia Naffi, holder of the Chair in Educational Leadership in Innovative Pedagogical Practices in Digital Contexts - National Bank and co-head of OBVIA's Education and Empowerment research theme. Four innovators with exceptional journeys will discuss the pedagogy of the future for the empowerment of girls and women.

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Reconciliation & EDI

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Detection of delirium using physiological parameters and hypovigilance monitoring: a pilot observational cohort study

Student member : Raphaëlle Giguère

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.