Design and implementation of new governance models in the digital health age
This project aims to develop a data governance model promoting responsible innovation for the benefit of all stakeholders (citizens, researchers and decision-makers) for the PULSAR ecosystem at Université Laval
Design and implementation of new governance models in the digital health age: PULSAR as a test bed for responsible innovation
This project aims to develop a data governance model promoting responsible innovation for the benefit of all stakeholders (citizens, researchers and decision-makers) for the PULSAR ecosystem of Université Laval, which assumes a central role in managing research data collected with a relatively broad consent to study sustainable health.
This project strives to:
1
Identify models and mechanisms of data governance compatible with the open scientific philosophy of PULSAR;
2
Measure the acceptability of these models and mechanisms with all stakeholders;
3
Develop and implement a data governance model adapted to the PULSAR ecosystem.
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Research Team
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Project Team
Principal Investigators: Pierre-Luc Déziel (Université Laval) and Philippe Després (Université Laval)
Co-Investigators: Benoît Dostie (HEC Montréal), Aude Motulsky (Université de Montréal), Jean-Louis Denis (Université de Montréal), Mélanie Bourassa Forcier (Université de Sherbrooke), Patrick Archambault (Université Laval)
Collaborators: Jean-Noé Landry (Nord Ouvert), Carole Artault-Noury (PULSAR), Félix Desrosiers (Université Laval)
Project Funding: 2020-2023
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