Institutional trust : beyond transparency
Institutional trust : beyond transparency / Estefania Aguilar Moreno... [et al.]
.-- Luxemburgo : Oficina de Publicaciones, 2018.
.-- [45] p.; 1 documento PDF
.-- (JRC Science for Policy Report).
The report presents reflections, thoughts and results from two workshops held at JRC premises in 2014: the first was "Digital memories: Ethical perspectives" ( 16th-17th January 2014) and the second "Open Data in health" (18th November 2014). The cases presented in the workshop cover different area of citizen involvement: health, can be perceived as more immediate. The reflection on how digital changes habits and access to data health was supported, in the workshops, by national authorities', journalists' and citizen participation experiences and cases. The memories and its management, with and after the evolution and the widespread diffusion of the digital technologies, was presented by librarians, archivists and experts of institutions of memories taking in consideration digital native and not document and archives. Both sectors, health and memories, are traditionally institutionally managed and the administration was for centuries not delegate to others than public institutions. With the advent of Open Access, Open Data and an ever more pervasive digital diffusion institutions should faces the changes and the suggestion from citizen. Crucial is to be aware on how the digital changes the access and the management in these areas and how power relations are modified and enriched in the net(works).
Reproducción autorizada, con indicación de la fuente bibliográfica ; Unión Europea.
978-92-79-48816-0
1831-9424
10.2788/291053 doi
Tecnologías habilitadoras digitales
impacto de la informática
tecnología digital
tecnología de la información
tratamiento de datos
protección de datos
ética
difusión de la información
acceso a la información
servicio público
datos médicos
documento electrónico
salud pública
Aguilar Moreno, Estefania
Comisión Europea. Centro Común de Investigación
JRC Science for Policy Report
The report presents reflections, thoughts and results from two workshops held at JRC premises in 2014: the first was "Digital memories: Ethical perspectives" ( 16th-17th January 2014) and the second "Open Data in health" (18th November 2014). The cases presented in the workshop cover different area of citizen involvement: health, can be perceived as more immediate. The reflection on how digital changes habits and access to data health was supported, in the workshops, by national authorities', journalists' and citizen participation experiences and cases. The memories and its management, with and after the evolution and the widespread diffusion of the digital technologies, was presented by librarians, archivists and experts of institutions of memories taking in consideration digital native and not document and archives. Both sectors, health and memories, are traditionally institutionally managed and the administration was for centuries not delegate to others than public institutions. With the advent of Open Access, Open Data and an ever more pervasive digital diffusion institutions should faces the changes and the suggestion from citizen. Crucial is to be aware on how the digital changes the access and the management in these areas and how power relations are modified and enriched in the net(works).
Reproducción autorizada, con indicación de la fuente bibliográfica ; Unión Europea.
978-92-79-48816-0
1831-9424
10.2788/291053 doi
Tecnologías habilitadoras digitales
impacto de la informática
tecnología digital
tecnología de la información
tratamiento de datos
protección de datos
ética
difusión de la información
acceso a la información
servicio público
datos médicos
documento electrónico
salud pública
Aguilar Moreno, Estefania
Comisión Europea. Centro Común de Investigación
JRC Science for Policy Report