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Walter Curioso, physican and BHI faculty member, uses cell phones and internet to collect health data. Dr. Curioso's project is featured in an article in the UW faculty and staff newspaper, UWeek, titled: Low-cost technology -- a boon for global health
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 02 August 2007 )
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Congratulations: Greg Strylewicz, Ph.D. |
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Congratulations to Greg Strylewicz who successfully defended his doctoral dissertation on June 28th titled "Errors in the Clinical Laboratory: A Novel Approach to Autoverification"
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Last Updated ( Friday, 25 April 2008 )
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Demiris G, Courtney KL, Meyer W. Current status and perceived needs of Information Technology in Critical Access Hospitals: a survey study. Informatics in Primary Care 2007; 15: 45-51.
Willis L, Demiris G, Parker Oliver DR. Internet Use by Hospice Families and Providers: A Systematic Review. Journal of Medical Systems 2007; 31(2):97-101.
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Congratulations to John Gennari on his promotion to Associate Professor effective July 1st
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Congratulations to David Masuda and Peter Tarczy-Hornoch, co-winners of this year's BHI Teaching Award given annually by BHI Students
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Last Updated ( Friday, 15 June 2007 )
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Hao Mei (MS 2003) writes with an update. After obtaining his UW MS BHI degree (working with Tony Rossini and Peter Tarczy-Hornoch) he went on to PhD studies at North Carolina State University working with Dr. Eden Martin and Dr. Bruce Weir. His PhD research was done at the Center for Human Genetics of Duke University with industrial research assistantship. His PhD projects aimed to develop novel methods for mapping complex human diseases by applying bioinformatics technique and statistical theory. Programs for these methods were developed to help the gene mapping process. These methods were successfully applied to detect high-order gene-gene interaction underlying Autism disease. Six paper related to those methods and gene mapping were published or under publication. He passed his PhD general exam from the Statistics department in 2005 and his PhD general exam from the Bioinformatics department in 2006. He just passed his final PhD defense in May 2007 of his thesis titled: "Novel Methods for Mapping Complex Disease".
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Congratulations: Nicholas Anderson |
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Congratulations to Nicholas Anderson who passed his final exam 5/31.
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Congratulations: Jim Tufano |
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Congratulations to Jim Tufano who passed his general exam 5/21
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 27 May 2007 )
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Alumni News: Jeff Wedgwood |
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Jeff on his new roles, "I have licensed the software I wrote for my Masters Degree project (MQAF) to the UW TechTransfer dept. We have just licensed it to the American Board of Family Medicine to use (live) for their annual certification exams of Family Medicine doctors. I will go to Kentucky to teach their programmers to optimize it for their system. Also, I now have a Clinical Instructor position in the UW Family Medicine Dept. as a base for future research and grant writing using the license fees from the ABFM."
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 02 August 2007 )
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