To make #AI truly work for everyone, we must design for diversity—training models on #data from all regions and communities, supporting local languages, and building tools that function even in low-resource settings.
To make #AI truly work for everyone, we must design for diversity—training models on #data from all regions and communities, supporting local languages, and building tools that function even in low-resource settings.
It means regularly #auditing for bias across caste, gender, and geography, co-creating solutions with #frontlineworkers, and empowering ASHAs, ANMs, and PHC staff to use these tools confidently.
Transparency, #privacy, open data, and alignment with national #digitalhealth missions aren’t optional—they’re essential.
At Healthark, we believe the future of health is one where no one is left behind.
How are you building for equity in digital health? Let’s connect and collaborate.
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HOW CAN WE ENSURE
HEALTHCARE
IS EQUITABLE?
DESIGN FOR
LOW-RESOURCE
SETTINGS
SUPPORT LOCAL
LANGUAGES
Build AI tools that work
offline and on basic devices
Enable NLP & AI
interfaces in regional
dialects
Include data from all
regions, communities,
& income groups
USE DIVERSE
DATASETS
AUDIT FOR BIAS
ENSURE TRANSPARENCY
Regularly test models
across caste, gender,
& geography
Make AI decisions explainable
to providers & patients
INVOLVE
COMMUNITIES
Co-create AI solutions
with patients and
frontline workers
TRAIN HEALTH WORKERS
Empower ASHAs, ANMs,
and PHC staff to use
AI tools
Support public health
datasets that everyone
can use
Integrate AI tools
into national
digital health
missions
ALIGN WITH
POLICY
PROMOTE
OPEN DATA
Secure patient
data with robust
AI governance
PROTECT PRIVACY