IT for Change successfully submitted the policy brief titled 'Reorienting Public Services Platformization in Health' to the T20.
Co-authors include Cynthia Picolo and Raquel Rachid from Lapin, Brazil.In this brief we highlight the pitfalls of a techno-deterministic approach to digitization that include the increased commodification of healthcare and patients, the shrinking space for civic action and finally, the dilution of individual and community data rights. The brief highlights the urgent need to reorient public services platformization in a manner that centers the public and social values.
With Contribution of: Beatriz Tibiriça (Coletivo Digital, Brazil), Clarissa França (AqualtuneLab, Brazil), Ketaki Nagaraju (IT for Change, India), Marcelo Fornazin (Fiocruz, Brazil), Matheus Falcão (Cebes, Brasil)
Read the full submission here.
The brief is also available on the T20 website here.