Conference: Well-Being in the Information Society – Fruits of Respect
Wednesday 26.8
10.00 Opening words
10.15 Keynote 1
Professor Tobias Mettler, University of Lausanne, Switzerland
The Bright and Dark Side of a Connected Workplace for Health and Well-Being
11.00 Session 1 Core concepts for ethical considerations in data utilization– Chair: Kai Kimppa
11.00 Mikko Vermanen, Jani Koskinen & Ville Harkke “Internet of Things (IoT) Data Accessibility: Ethical Considerations”
11.30 Milla Aavakare & Shahrokh Nikoum “Challenging the Concept of Digital Competency – Through the Assessment of Information Literacy and Digital Literacy”
12.00 Jani Koskinen & Minna Rantanen “What is a PHR? Definitions of Personal Health Record (PHR) Used in Literature — a Systematic Literature Review”
12.30 Sami Hyrynsalmi, Sonja M. Hyrynsalmi & Kai K. Kimppa “Blockchain Ethics: A Systematic Literature Review of Blockchain Research”
14.00 Session 2 Respecting vulnerable groups – Chair: Mirella Cacace
14.00 Konsta Rantakangas & Raija Halonen”Special Needs of Elderly in Using Web-Based Services”
14.30 Hanna Kirjavainen & Harri Jalonen “The Many Faces of Social Withdrawal in Hikikomori”
15.00 Saaga Somerkoski “Youth Attitudes towards Immigrants in Southern Ostrobothnia, Finland”
16.00 Session 3 Improving quality and containing cost in health care through digitalization? – Chair: Raija Halonen
16.00 Ágústa Pálsdóttir “The Adoption of New Health Information and Communication Technology: Perception of the Abilities to Use New Technology and Possibilities to get Help at it”
16.30 Heini Utunen “Basic Occupational Health and Safety Training for Ebola Virus Disease Missions – Reaching Frontline Responders”
17.00 Olli Sjöblom, Sonja Turnbull-Smith, Heikki Minn & Jani Keyriläinen “Comparison of Cost and Time Effectiveness between CT- and MRI-Based Radiotherapy Workflow for Prostate Cancer”
Thursday 27.8
10.15 Session 4: Using Information Technology respectfully to improve customer services – Chair: Gunilla Widén
10.15 Chenglong Li “Comprehending User Satisfaction with Smoking-Cessation Online Health Communities: A Social Support Perspective”
10.45 Stefan Stepanovic “Incentivizing the Use of Quantified Self Devices: The Cases of Digital Occupational Health Programs and Data-Driven Health Insurance Plans”
11.15 Keynote 2
Director Liisa-Maria Voipio-Pulkki, Ministry of Social Affairs and Health of Finland
The Economy of Wellbeing and the COVID 19 Crisis
12.00 Session 4: Using Information Technology respectfully to improve customer services – Chair: Gunilla Widén
12.00 Ting Long “Understanding the Social Media Use in Tourism: An Affordance Perspective”
13.30 Session 5 Collecting the fruits of respect in entrepreneurship and organizations – Chair: Brita Somerkoski
13.30 Mari Hartemo & Mika Suutari “Utilizing Digital Tools to Enable Participation and Promote Respect”
14.00 Phuong Thao & Shahrokh Nikou “Trust and Respect in Entrepreneurial Information Seeking Behaviours”
14.30 Minna Rantanen & Jani Koskinen “Respecting the Individuals of Data Economy Ecosystems”
15.30 Session 6 Expressing respect through participation and understanding – Chair: Jani Koskinen
15.30 Rima Gibbings & Nilmini Wickramasinghe “Respecting the Patients’ Needs: Supporting Connected Care Using the Accountability Shared Model”
16.00 Mary Sio Lai Karppinen, Jori Karppinen & Raija Halonen “Understanding the Difficulties of People with Dementia and Their Caretakers in Finland”
16.30 Brita Somerkoski, Päivi Granö &Teija Koskela “Practical Training in Teacher Education: Reflecting Physical and Psychological Learning Environment”
17.00 Summary, best paper award and final words
17.30 End of the conference
Workshop track
Wednesday 26.8.2020
13.00 – 15.30 Better Prevention with New Technologies and Participatory Approach
How to tackle lifestyle-related diseases with new technologies and participatory approach? We are presenting the main results of the three-year Interreg project by introducing the new intervention model. The key elements of the model are the participation of the user group and the co-creation process.
BaltCityPrevention Project
Further information, program, and registration: https://baltcityprevention.eu/finalconference
15.30 – 16.00 How Clients Can Participate in Healthcare and Social Services?
Healthcare professionals and experts by experience promoting together clients/patients participation – Experimental knowledge meets professional knowledge – Call for a new learning culture
ASKO-Project, Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, ESR
Project coordinator Mari Turja, University of Tampere
Central Finland Central Hospital, Jyväskylä (mari.turja@tuni.fi) https://www.ttl.fi/tutkimushanke/asko-hanke/
Thursday 27.8.2020
9.15 – 10.00 DiWIL – The Impact of Information Literacy in the Digital Workplace
This panel will discuss the role of information literacy (IL) in the workplace context. Information literacy is the set of integrated information skills, including the reflective discovery of information, the understanding of how information is produced and valued, the use of information in creating new knowledge, and the ability to participate ethically in communities of learning (ACRL 2015). In the workplace context, the focus is on how the organization deals with information in order to perform effectively, and how individuals and teams contribute to handling information in a good and efficient way (Forster 2017). Workplace information literacy brings forward the importance of acknowledging that employees and managers need resources to develop their information handling skills which they need when transferring their work practices through digitalization projects.
Professor Gunilla Widén, Åbo Akademi University
