… away from working the  Olympic Games in Paris , her third as a physical therapist for the  U.S. Men’s and Women’s rowing teams.  “It is surreal, I have to admit, when … in Paris, where she’s with the United States Rowing team helping prepare for the Games.   “Being at the Games is such an honor and privilege but it’s a lot of … immediately say, ‘Let me look at some video. Let me see what's happening.” After earning her doctorate from the IHP in 2009, McLoughlin’s big break came in 2012 when …

… our values, and to welcome new colleagues,” said Dr. Peter Cahn, Associate Provost for Academic Affairs, in greeting the faculty, staff, and administrators who packed … of looking at difficult problems to help us achieve our mission of providing care for a diverse society.” Dr. Reamer Bushardt , the IHP’s new Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, talked about the importance of kicking off the academic year by …

… themselves.   United States law obligates the Institute to provide accommodations for students with documented disabilities, as defined by the Americans with … what they’ve learned. Thankfully there is a framework called Universal Design for Learning that can help us approach inclusive teaching.   Implementing UDL At its … face the class when speaking allow students to record lectures provide captions for audio recordings The idea of varying representation goes far beyond these basics. …

… enhances treatment efficacy and patient satisfaction. It is also helpful for predictive modeling to anticipate patient needs and identify potential health … reducing costs and improving patient experiences.   Opportunities in Big Data for Healthcare Innovation   Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) … diagnoses and to assist healthcare providers in making well-informed decisions. For example, ML tools can analyze electronic health records (EHRs) to identify …