Digitalization in healthcare
For..Net Award for Inga Bergen
Inga Bergen is active as a consultant, publicist and business angel in the healthcare sector and has started several companies. The For..Net Award jury cites her effective communication of the opportunities of the digital transformation through publications, talks, interviews and on social media, especially in her “Visionaries of Health” podcast. She uses these channels to create awareness of the role of the public good in healthcare. With her entrepreneurial commitment and her work on advisory boards, she brings people together and accompanies the implementation of innovations in order to improve the provision of healthcare.
The award, a sculpture by the artist Josef Nistler, will be presented at a gala evening on April 18 at the 18th International For..Net Symposium. The presentation speech will be made by Su Reiter, the founder of the legalnerd platform and last year’s winner of the For..Net Media Award. The event will take place under the auspices of Georg Eisenreich, the Bavarian State Minister for Justice.
For..Net Symposium
18th Internationales For..Net Symposium: „Wahrheit – Macht – Rechtsstaat. Generative KI im Spiegel von Recht, Technik und Gesellschaft“
April 18/19 2024
Chamber of Commerce and Industry for Munich and Upper Bavaria, Max-Joseph-Straße 2, 80333 Munich
Hosted by: TUM Center for Digital Public Services (TUM CDPS) and the Bavarian Research Institute for the Digital Transformation (bidt)
The TUM Center for Digital Public Services (TUM CDPS) conducts research on legal issues of digitalization with a focus on the areas of e-government, e-health and digital education. Researchers from the fields of legal and social sciences as well as computer sciences study not only the legal foundations, but also develop concrete options for shaping the use of digital technologies in public institutions.
The Research Institute for Digital Transformation (bidt) is an institute of the Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities (BAdW). It promotes outstanding interdisciplinary research and works as a think tank to provide decision makers in politics and the private sector with evidence-based recommendations to successfully shape the digital transformation. The bidt also promotes the public dialog between researchers and society.
The name of the conference and the award is derived from the former research unit for IT law and network policy For..Net at the University of Passau, which was headed by Prof. Dirk Heckmann, the director of TUM CDPS, before he joined TUM.
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Contacts to this article:
Prof. Dr. Dirk Heckmann
Technical University of Munich (TUM)
Chair of Law and Security in Digital Transformation
Tel: +49 89 907793 301
dirk.heckmann@tum.de
