Purdue hosts Irish delegation for Education and Policy Supporting Digital Health Equity conference

As digital health emerges with new technology, equal access remains a priority. On March 22-23, the Purdue Policy Research Institute and the College of Education will host Education and Policy Supporting Digital Health Equity, a conference to explore topics related to digital health, including the role of policy and education in supporting technological advances and equal access.

This two-day conference will feature distinguished guests from Irish government, industry and academia, along with key Purdue leaders and researchers in the areas of emerging health technologies, health equity and access, and workforce leadership development. Expanding on the College of Education’s longstanding connection with Technological University Dublin, this conference aims to build relationships between Purdue researchers across disciplines and Irish counterparts, with the goal of pursuing joint funding opportunities in these areas.

The conference will be hosted in the Shively Club at Ross-Ade Pavilion. A virtual livestream option is available upon written request to ppri@purdue.edu. This event is free and open to the public. Faculty and graduate students across disciplines are encouraged to attend. Interested individuals can see the lineup of key presenters and topics at the conference registration page. Registration is required to attend.