Achieving Value In Applications

Research to facilitate improved health care decision-making for patients.

Sports Health

What if athletes could use wearable technologies to process more data to monitor their own health?

Independent Living

How can technology play a role in assisting patients manage multiple medications for independent living?

Our research lab in the Department of Biomedical Engineering fosters inter-professional research activities to advance the development of clinical decision support tools.  The team performs cross-cutting research to better understand the fundamental ways in which primary data, advanced analytics, and contemporary modeling can be woven together to achieve value in applications.

 

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Clinincal Decision Support Saturday, May 2, 2020

Clinical Decision Support

Prehospital trauma life support and other hospital operations require health care personnel to manage the dynamic needs of patients in unstructured, uncertain, and often unforgiving environments. CDS models facilitate clinical decision-making in these high-stress, time-limited and resource constrained environments.
Independent Living Saturday, May 2, 2020

Independent Living

Promoting independent living through research to better understand how technology can play a role in assisting patients in community settings manage multiple medications, specifically to improve adherence to a medication schedule.
Sports Health Friday, May 1, 2020

Sports Health

Wireless-enabled wearable technology devices have proliferated the consumer market, with millions of users tracking their steps and counting their calories. But what if collegiate and professional athletes, along with everyday fitness buffs, could use wearable technologies to gather and process more sophisticated information to proactively monitor their own health?
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