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Between April 25 and 27, 2025, Professor Maria Cristiane Barbosa Galvão participated as a speaker in the panel Health Literacy in the AI Era at the World Health Summit – Regional Meeting, held in New Delhi, India.
Her presentation addressed the risks and limitations of using artificial intelligence to answer patients' questions, based on real-world experience from the CBRIS – Brazilian Reference Center for Health Information, which she coordinates. She proposed a new conceptual framework: bond-based health literacy, focused on listening, presence, and human connection.
The panel was organized by the Asian Health Literacy Association (AHLA) and brought together international experts, including:
🔹 Prof. Duong Van Tuyen (Taipei Medical University, Taiwan)
🔹 Prof. Chang-Chuan Chan (National Taiwan University, Taiwan)
🔹 Dr. Usha Rani (Manipal Academy of Higher Education, India)
🔹 Dr. Gowri Nambiar (Ministry of Health, India)
🔹 Dr. Garcia Fernando Jr. (University of the Philippines)
🔹 Prof. Maria Cristiane Barbosa Galvão (MAHE e University of São Paulo, Brazil)
The invitation was extended by AHLA, with institutional support from the Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE). The event reinforced Brazil’s academic role in the international dialogue on health, artificial intelligence, and social equity.
🌐 #HealthLiteracy #ArtificialIntelligence #GlobalHealth #USP #WorldHealthSummit2025
Entre os dias 25 e 27 de abril de 2025, a Professora Maria Cristiane Barbosa Galvão (Universidade de São Paulo) participou como palestrante do painel Health Literacy in the AI Era, durante o World Health Summit – Regional Meeting, realizado em Nova Deli, Índia.
Sua apresentação abordou os riscos e limites do uso da inteligência artificial para responder dúvidas de pacientes, com base em experiências concretas do CBRIS – Centro Brasileiro de Referência em Informação em Saúde, que coordena desde 2016. Na ocasião, apresentou o conceito de literacia em saúde baseada no vínculo, centrado na escuta, na presença e na conexão humana.
O painel foi promovido pela Asian Health Literacy Association (AHLA) e contou com especialistas de diversos países, incluindo:
🔹 Prof. Duong Van Tuyen (Taipei Medical University, Taiwan)
🔹 Prof. Chang-Chuan Chan (National Taiwan University, Taiwan)
🔹 Dra. Usha Rani (Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Índia)
🔹 Dra. Gowri Nambiar (Ministério da Saúde da Índia)
🔹 Dr. Garcia Fernando Jr. (University of the Philippines)
🔹 Profa. Maria Cristiane Barbosa Galvão (MAHE and Universidade de São Paulo, Brasil)
O convite foi feito pela AHLA, com apoio institucional da Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE). O evento reforçou a presença acadêmica do Brasil no debate internacional sobre saúde, inteligência artificial e equidade social.
🌐 #LiteraciaEmSaúde #InteligênciaArtificial #SaúdeGlobal #USP #WorldHealthSummit2025
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Between April 25 and 27, 2025, Professor Maria Cristiane Barbosa Galvão participated as a speaker in the panel Health Literacy in the AI Era at the World Health Summit – Regional Meeting, held in New Delhi, India. Her presentation addressed the risks and limitations of using artificial intelligence to answer patients' questions, based on real-world experience from the CBRIS – Brazilian Reference Center for Health Information, which she coordinates. She proposed a new conceptual framework: bond-based health literacy, focused on listening, presence, and human connection.
The panel was organized by the Asian Health Literacy Association (AHLA) and brought together international experts, including:
🔹 Prof. Duong Van Tuyen (Taipei Medical University, Taiwan)
🔹 Prof. Chang-Chuan Chan (National Taiwan University, Taiwan)
🔹 Dr. Usha Rani (Manipal Academy of Higher Education, India)
🔹 Dr. Gowri Nambiar (Ministry of Health, India)
🔹 Dr. Garcia Fernando Jr. (University of the Philippines)
🔹 Prof. Maria Cristiane Barbosa Galvão (MAHE e University of São Paulo, Brazil)
The invitation was extended by AHLA, with institutional support from the Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE). The event reinforced Brazil’s academic role in the international dialogue on health, artificial intelligence, and social equity.
🌐 #HealthLiteracy #ArtificialIntelligence #GlobalHealth #USP #WorldHealthSummit2025
Entre os dias 25 e 27 de abril de 2025, a Professora Maria Cristiane Barbosa Galvão (Universidade de São Paulo) participou como palestrante do painel Health Literacy in the AI Era, durante o World Health Summit – Regional Meeting, realizado em Nova Deli, Índia.
Sua apresentação abordou os riscos e limites do uso da inteligência artificial para responder dúvidas de pacientes, com base em experiências concretas do CBRIS – Centro Brasileiro de Referência em Informação em Saúde, que coordena desde 2016. Na ocasião, apresentou o conceito de literacia em saúde baseada no vínculo, centrado na escuta, na presença e na conexão humana.
O painel foi promovido pela Asian Health Literacy Association (AHLA) e contou com especialistas de diversos países, incluindo:
🔹 Prof. Duong Van Tuyen (Taipei Medical University, Taiwan)
🔹 Prof. Chang-Chuan Chan (National Taiwan University, Taiwan)
🔹 Dra. Usha Rani (Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Índia)
🔹 Dra. Gowri Nambiar (Ministério da Saúde da Índia)
🔹 Dr. Garcia Fernando Jr. (University of the Philippines)
🔹 Profa. Maria Cristiane Barbosa Galvão (MAHE and Universidade de São Paulo, Brasil)
O convite foi feito pela AHLA, com apoio institucional da Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE). O evento reforçou a presença acadêmica do Brasil no debate internacional sobre saúde, inteligência artificial e equidade social.
🌐 #LiteraciaEmSaúde #InteligênciaArtificial #SaúdeGlobal #USP #WorldHealthSummit2025