USA, NY, New York City

This study will evaluate the feasibility and effectiveness of providing chronic intestinal failure patients and their family caregivers with direct access to live, virtual, multi-disciplinary (multi-D) support and education on best practices from a team of experts and peers. Such support can improve patient outcomes by enhancing knowledge, increasing confidence in self-care, and fostering a support network where patients can share lived experiences.

This conference convenes interdisciplinary experts from the United States and abroad to define priorities and goals for researching technology use in Long-Term Post-Acute Care (LTPAC), and to identify factors that support or hinder its adoption in LTPAC settings, aiming to promote safer, higher quality, more accessible, and equitable LTPAC globally.

This research will enhance, refine, and evaluate an artificial intelligence-supported tool that collects patient-reported outcomes to inform care and improve glycemic control for patients with poorly controlled diabetes.

This research aims to examine changes in nursing clinical documentation from 2019 through the COVID-19 pandemic timeline to observe the impact of electronic health record burden on patient care.

This research aims to design and develop novel wearable technologies that can improve care coordination during prehospital encounters and, ultimately, improve patient outcomes and achieve patient-centered care delivery and coordination.

This research will evaluate the use of WiseApp, a medication tracker mobile app linked to a smart pill box aimed at improving medication adherence in those living with HIV, focusing on Latinos in the United States and the Dominican Republic.