… student’s collaboration with tech company Medial Health What if there was a way to sort clinicians’ disorganized notes on patients into data that researchers and insurance providers could use? An … the biggest problems to solve in electronic health records and record-keeping is, how do you take unstructured data, which is just text that's written, and turn it …

… IHP Interview: Laura Plummer on Work Being Done by the Academy of Neurologic Physical Therapy Movement Analysis … PT, DPT, EdD, dean of the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, spoke to OSC’s Lisa McEvoy about research findings that were presented at the APTA Combined … from March 13-15, from the ANPT Movement Analysis and Balance Task Forces.  How did you become involved in this research? There is historical context to this …

… homes for the coronavirus. “I’ve been the one who goes in and gives the tests to the residents, and that’s considered the ‘hot zone’,” said Magee. “The nasal swabs … materials and handle the paperwork, is considered in the “warm zone.” She can visit as many as eight nursing homes during each testing shift, where the number of … she said.  During her 911 shifts, the number of COVID-19 cases also has increased. On a recent day, for example, four out of the five patients she and her partner …

… Influence of JEDI Fellows Program Continues to Grow … Influence of JEDI Fellows Program Continues to Grow Topics Health Equity Leadership Months before the 2020 murder of George Floyd … BIPOC population, and helping people understand social determinants of health and how we can address these issues,” said second-year Fellow Wendy Lee, MS-NU ’23, who … forces low-income and marginalized communities to live further from the city to find affordable housing,” said new Fellow Tiffany Tsang, OTD ’25, who is working in …