ICPA2023-PID199 - Karine Duverger, Margaret Bury, Ivan Calder

Computer-Aided Detection (CAD): Using Artificial Intelligence to Provide Humane Treatment in Haitian Prisons

Authors

Karine Duverger

Chief of Party - Haiti, Health through Walls

Karine Duverger is Health through Walls, Chief of Party for the past 12 years. Mrs. Duverger acts as the direct liaison between Health through Walls and USAID/Haiti. Her primary focus of the project is the identification, prevention, and management of infectious disease, especially HIV and tuberculosis at the National Penitentiary, Women ‘s Prison, the other 17 prisons in Haiti and 3 Mobile Clinics. Mrs. Duverger has more than 30 years of experience in Planning, Coordination of Programs/Projects and Monitoring and Supervision. Recognized by several partners for her ability to make adjustments to work flow processes and work team composition, her efforts have immediate and positive impact on different projects.
Before joining Health through Walls, Mrs. Duverger served as a Program Director at a Head Start Program, a program of the United States Department of Health and Human Services that provides comprehensive education, health, nutrition, and parent involvement services to low-income children and their families.

Ivan Calder

CEO, Health through Walls, USA

Ivan Calder is the CEO for Health through Walls. He is a seasoned executive with international experience in leading reform for justice affected people and is the Chair of the ICPA Healthcare Network.
Ivan’s career has been dedicated to helping people improve and achieve positive change – from early roles in nursing, providing patients with the information they needed to make good decisions for their own health; to leading addiction treatment programs in correctional facilities, developing the tools staff need to improve healthcare and aligned systems in places of detention; and most recently, with a focus on international development. The scope and reach of his influence have grown, but the underlying motivation has remained the same: all people are of value.

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