Digital Technologies as the Basis for Medical Safety in Manufacturing

February, 13

12:00–13:30

In partnership with Russian Railways

Digitalization and AI Technologies

World Trade Center Moscow, entrance No. 4, 2nd floor, conference hall 6

Digital technologies are widespread in the economy, social spheres, and throughout industry. The transition to digital services in all industries is inevitable, including those with harmful and dangerous factors that can potentially affect a worker’s health adversely. The development of digital technologies makes it possible to digitize data that can assess industrial production, as well as monitor the impact of individual factors on the human body, an activity in which employers are already engaged in today. In line with this, the latest digital devices appearing on the market every year are capable of assessing the slightest changes in workers’ health, as well as understanding the impact certain factors have on employees’ working environment. These devices are mostly used by medical professionals to monitor the health of workers and quickly identify factors that may prevent workers from engaging in certain types of activities. At the same time, more and more people in the world are themselves monitoring their own health by carrying devices and gadgets on their person, which provide personal information about each person to big data databases for instant processing by artificial intelligence, and then receive back recommendations on how to maintain their health. Therefore, the conditions have already been created for the establishment of a unified digital ecosystem with the wilful participation of employees, employers, and medical organizations. What digital technologies are already helping to preserve the health of workers today? In the immediate future, which areas have the most promise, and which ones are moving at the quickest pace developing digital technologies? How soon can we expect the completion of the transition to digital services in all domestic production?

Moderator:

Head of the Central Directorate of Healthcare – a branch of Russian Railways

Panellists:

Director, Izmerov Research Institute of Occupational Health; Head of the Department of Occupational Medicine, Aviation, Space and Diving Medicine, I.M. Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University; Chief Supernumerary Specialist in Occupational Pathology, Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation

Deputy Minister of Health of the Russian Federation

State Secretary – Deputy Minister of Labor and Social Protection of the Russian Federation

General Director, T1

Deputy Managing Director, Russian Railways

Front row participants:

Head of the Department for Health Protection of the Department of Industrial and Environmental Safety, Labor Protection and Civil Protection, Gazprom Neft

Head of Medical and Sanitary Unit No. 9, Federal Medical-Biological Agency of the Russian Federation

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