As interest in AI continues to grow across global health, one important question is how these tools can strengthen efforts to listen to and learn from the people health systems are meant to serve.
In this session, we’ll hear from colleagues working at the intersection of AI and
user-reported data about what this looks like in practice, where the opportunities are, and what questions remain open. Speakers from Reach Digital Health, Fortell.ai, and The Coach Mpilo Project will share perspectives from across the data lifecycle, followed by Q&A and broader discussion on how AI can help strengthen person-centered, responsive health systems.
The session will also help shape RHEON’s global learning agenda, with participants invited to share the questions, evidence gaps, and priorities they think the community should take forward.
RHEON, the Remote Health Experience and Outcomes Network, is bringing this conversation together as part of its broader work to advance the collection, analysis, and use of digitally collected user-reported health data in low- and middle-income countries.