September 2, 2019, Filed Under: Event, St. David's CHPR Colloquium SeriesSt. David’s CHPR Colloquia Series: “Patient-Generated Data: Implications for Precision Behavioral Nutrition” – Sept. 20, 2019 Dr. Marissa Burgermaster is an assistant professor of population health at Dell Medical School and an assistant professor of nutritional sciences at UT’s College of Natural Sciences. Her research applies data science and human-computer interaction methods to improve nutrition and community health. Prior to joining UT, Burgermaster completed a postdoctoral… read more
March 13, 2019, Filed Under: St. David's CHPR Colloquium SeriesSt. David’s CHPR Colloquium Series: The Promise and Limits of Technology to Promote Successful Longevity – April 5, 2019 Dr. Neil Charness is William G. Chase Professor of Psychology, Director of the Institute for Successful Longevity and Associate Director of the University Transportation Center (Accessibility and Safety for an Aging Population) at Florida State University. His current research focuses on human factors approaches to age and technology use, interventions… read more
March 7, 2019, Filed Under: Event, St. David's CHPR Colloquium SeriesSt. David’s CHPR Colloquium Series: Feasibility of a GPS-mHealth Intervention in Individuals Experiencing Homelessness – March 29, 2019 Dr. Moczygemba is an Associate Professor in the Health Outcomes and Pharmacy Practice Division at The University of Texas College of Pharmacy. Her research program focuses on working with communities and health-systems to mitigate health disparities by developing patient-centered interventions to optimize medication-related health outcomes along the continuum of care.… read more
March 4, 2019, Filed Under: Event, St. David's CHPR Colloquium SeriesSt. David’s CHPR Colloquium Series: Aging & eHealth Literacy – March 15, 2019 Dr. Xie is a Professor at The University of Texas at Austin School of Nursing and School of Informatics. Her research reflects her interdisciplinary training in Medicine, Psychology, and Science and Technology Studies. She focuses on health informatics interventions that can promote older adults’ use of information and communication technologies (ICT)… read more
