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    Type of settings
    On-line
    Category of capacity building activity
    Seminar/Webinar
    PHIRI Activity
    No
    Activity schedule
    Fixed date(s)
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    Activity local date
    -
    Date on a monthly basis
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    GEO coverage
    Multinational
    Language
    English
    Available in other languages
    No
    Target audience
    Students;
    Junior specialists;
    Experts;
    Public Health Professionals

    WHO is inviting you to the second webinar of the series “Building best in class chatbots during COVID-19”. Chatbots are software programmes that interact with people over voice or text. Before COVID-19, they played an important role in healthcare and the use of AI-enabled solutions is expected to increase even more in the coming years. During the pandemic, with even some of the most resilient health systems overwhelmed, people have turned towards alternatives when it comes to information and advice for their health. For many, their mobile phone is the primary source of information and chatbots are in the spotlight now more than ever. In the first webinar, speakers from WHO, governments, NGOs, Academia and the private sector were brought together to discuss their experiences on building COVID-19 chatbots and share lessons learned during the pandemic.
    This webinar will focus on ways to optimize COVID-19 chatbots while enhancing the AI experience. It will explore why it is important to continuously improve the functionality and content of chatbots in order to better respond to the fight against COVID-19. More specifically, the speakers will discuss and share lessons learned on how they improved chatbots based on user data and analytics and will expand more on the importance human-centered design and shifting the focus to people when designing digital products.

    Topics
    Health status » Morbidity/disability » Communicable diseases » Covid-19 ;
    Health systems » Health resources and activities » Physical and technical resources » Medical technology
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    Leading organizer
    World Health Organisation
    Contact

    WHO Headquarters in Geneva
    (+41 22 791 21 11)

    Updated on 07 January 2023