In Episode 3 of the podcast series, Dr. Theresa Dirndorfer Anderson speaks with Ana Ortigoza about data life cycle, complex interconnections in health, and methods to be adopted to build trust.
Dr. Theresa Dirndorfer Anderson is a data and information ethicist passionate about future digital and data infrastructure. She is Principal/Founder of Connecting Stones Consulting, Sydney Australia.
Her award-winning work as an educator and a researcher engages with the ever-evolving relationship between people and emerging technologies. As inaugural director of the Master of Data Science & Innovation program at the University of Technology, Sydney, Dr. Anderson’s research guided the development of a uniquely transdisciplinary and human-centred curriculum.
Ana Ortigoza is a Research Fellow at the SALURBAL project – Drexel University, Philadelphia, United States. Ana’s research focuses on linking different aspects of the urban environments and maternal and child population health. She has been a paediatrician for almost 10 years. She is interested in how health inequalities among women and children/youth are linked to social and built environment in cities.
