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Approximating Scaffold Printability Utilizing Computational Methods, Ashkan Sedigh, Pejman Ghelich, Jacob Quint, Evelyn C Mollocana-Lara, Mohamadmahdi Samandari, Ali Tamayol, Ryan E. Tomlinson
Approximating Scaffold Printability Utilizing Computational Methods, Ashkan Sedigh, Pejman Ghelich, Jacob Quint, Evelyn C Mollocana-Lara, Mohamadmahdi Samandari, Ali Tamayol, Ryan E. Tomlinson
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery Faculty Papers
Bioprinting facilitates the generation of complex, three-dimensional (3D), cell-based constructs for various applications. Although multiple bioprinting technologies have been developed, extrusion-based systems have become the dominant technology due to the diversity of materials (bioinks) that can be utilized, either individually or in combination. However, each bioink has unique material properties and extrusion characteristics that affect bioprinting utility, accuracy, and precision. Here, we have extended our previous work to achieve high precision (i.e. repeatability) and printability across samples by optimizing bioink-specific printing parameters. Specifically, we hypothesized that a fuzzy inference system (FIS) could be used as a computational method to address …
Developing Guiding Principles For Technology-Based Rehabilitation Program By Engaging People With Motor Incomplete Tetraplegia, Alison Bell, Namrata Grampurohit, Gabrielle Kains, Ralph J. Marino
Developing Guiding Principles For Technology-Based Rehabilitation Program By Engaging People With Motor Incomplete Tetraplegia, Alison Bell, Namrata Grampurohit, Gabrielle Kains, Ralph J. Marino
Department of Rehabilitation Medicine Faculty Papers
Background: Technology-aided rehabilitation is well established in the field of neurologic rehabilitation. Despite the widespread availability, the development of technology-based interventions that incorporate perspectives of the people who will use them is lacking.
Objectives: This qualitative study aims to understand how people with chronic motor incomplete cervical spinal cord injury view rehabilitation technology to improve upper extremity function and neuromuscular recovery to inform future intervention development.
Methods: Seven participants with chronic upper extremity impairment due to spinal cord injury/dysfunction trialed five rehabilitation technology devices. After a 30-45 min trial for each device, participants engaged in a semi-structured interview. Interviews were …
Technology-Enabled Behavioral Health Integration Decreases Emergency Department Utilization, Adam Pardes, Rachelle Rene, Phansy Chun Chun, Mollie Cherson
Technology-Enabled Behavioral Health Integration Decreases Emergency Department Utilization, Adam Pardes, Rachelle Rene, Phansy Chun Chun, Mollie Cherson
Jefferson Hospital Staff Papers and Presentations
Background:
Behavioral health integration allows for patient-centered care, leads to higher levels of provider-patient engagement, and is key to improving patient outcomes. However, behavioral health integration is administratively burdensome and therefore is often not adopted. Technology presents opportunities to increase care team efficiency and improve patient outcomes. The goal of this study was to retrospectively compare clinical outcomes and emergency department utilization in patients using a technology platform compared to patients receiving treatment as usual.
Methods:
The technology platform, NeuroFlow, was deployed to deliver technology-enabled behavioral health integration in 30 clinics, and 598 electronic health records were analyzed.
Results:
In …
Provider Experiences Of Virtual Reality In Clinical Treatment, Christine Vincent, Margaret Eberts, Tejal U. Naik, Victoria Gulick, C. Virginia O'Hayer
Provider Experiences Of Virtual Reality In Clinical Treatment, Christine Vincent, Margaret Eberts, Tejal U. Naik, Victoria Gulick, C. Virginia O'Hayer
Department of Medicine Faculty Papers
Background: Virtual reality (VR) has proven effective in the treatment of specific phobias and trauma particularly when in-vivo exposure therapy might be costly (e.g. fear of flying, combat scenes). Similarly, VR has been associated with improvement of chronic pain and of acute pain during medical procedures. Despite its effectiveness as a healthcare tool, VR technology is not well-integrated into common practice. This qualitative study aims to explore the provider perception of the value of VR and identify barriers to VR implementation among healthcare providers.
Methods: A 66-item self-report survey was created to examine application of VR to clinical practice, perceived …
Digital Literacy At An Urban Cancer Center: Implications For Technology Use And Vulnerable Patients, Amy Leader, Lisa M. Capparella, L. Waldman, Ba, Rebecca Cammy, Alison Petok, Rebecca Dean, Ayako Shimada, Liana Yocavitch, Kristin L. Rising, Gregory Garber, Brooke Worster, Adam Dicker
Digital Literacy At An Urban Cancer Center: Implications For Technology Use And Vulnerable Patients, Amy Leader, Lisa M. Capparella, L. Waldman, Ba, Rebecca Cammy, Alison Petok, Rebecca Dean, Ayako Shimada, Liana Yocavitch, Kristin L. Rising, Gregory Garber, Brooke Worster, Adam Dicker
Kimmel Cancer Center Faculty Papers
PURPOSE: eHealth literacy, or the ability to seek, find, understand, and appraise health information from electronic sources, has become increasingly relevant in the era of COVID-19, when so many aspects of patient care became dependent on technology. We aimed to understand eHealth literacy among a diverse sample of patients with cancer and discuss ways for health systems and cancer centers to ensure that all patients have access to high-quality care.
METHODS: A cross-sectional survey of patients with cancer and caregivers was conducted at an NCI-designated cancer center to assess access to the Internet, smartphone ownership, use of mobile apps, willingness …
Evaluation Of A Technology-Based Survivor Care Plan For Breast Cancer Survivors: Pre-Post Pilot Study., Talya Laufer, Bryan Lerner, Anett Petrich, Anna Quinn, Leah Ernst, Alicin Roop, Janet Knoblauch, Nick C. Leasure, Rebecca J. Jaslow, Sarah Hegarty, Amy Leader, Andrea Barsevick
Evaluation Of A Technology-Based Survivor Care Plan For Breast Cancer Survivors: Pre-Post Pilot Study., Talya Laufer, Bryan Lerner, Anett Petrich, Anna Quinn, Leah Ernst, Alicin Roop, Janet Knoblauch, Nick C. Leasure, Rebecca J. Jaslow, Sarah Hegarty, Amy Leader, Andrea Barsevick
Department of Medical Oncology Faculty Papers
BACKGROUND: As of 2016, almost 16 million individuals were cancer survivors, including over 3.5 million survivors of breast cancer. Because cancer survivors are living longer and have unique health care needs, the Institute of Medicine proposed a survivor care plan as a way to alleviate the many medical, emotional, and care coordination problems of survivors.
OBJECTIVE: This pilot study for breast cancer survivors was undertaken to: (1) examine self-reported changes in knowledge, confidence, and activation from before receipt to after receipt of a survivor care plan; and (2) describe survivor preferences for, and satisfaction with, a technology-based survivor care plan. …
Breaking The Transportation Barrier: Enhancing Access To Cancer Treatment Through Technology And Philanthropy, Rebecca Cammy, Msw, Lcsw, Jodi Sandos, Msw, Lcsw, Stephanie Chapman, Bs
Breaking The Transportation Barrier: Enhancing Access To Cancer Treatment Through Technology And Philanthropy, Rebecca Cammy, Msw, Lcsw, Jodi Sandos, Msw, Lcsw, Stephanie Chapman, Bs
Department of Medical Oncology Posters
Cancer patients face many obstacles and challenges after being diagnosed with cancer. Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals’ Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center (SKCC) has effectively eliminated transportation as a barrier to care for patients receiving cancer treatments such as chemotherapy and radiation. SKCC dedicates a full-time patient navigator to assess and connect patients with appropriate transportation resources based on location, insurance coverage, and mobility. The utilization of patient-focused transportation platforms, such as Uber Health, RoundTrip, and Ride Health have streamlined the process, while SKCC philanthropic funds have assisted with associated financial costs. As a result of these resources, oncology patients who would …
Technology Use And Wellness Maintenance In A Medical Student Population, Lillian Flashner
Technology Use And Wellness Maintenance In A Medical Student Population, Lillian Flashner
Phase 1
Introduction: Burnout now affects more than half of U.S. medical students, causing decreased resilience and coping ability. When these students become physicians, they are more likely to commit medical error and have decreased patient satisfaction. Studies in college students have shown that technology use may improve wellness and deter burnout; however, heretofore no studies have been conducted to understand if medical students use the same practices.
Objective: Our specific aims were to survey medical students to identify whether they use technology to maintain their wellness, and to identify which technologies are the most effective for this purpose.
Methods: We distributed …
Assessing The Use Of Social Media In Physician Assistant Education., Gregory K. Wanner, Andrew W. Phillips, Dimitrios Papanagnou, Md
Assessing The Use Of Social Media In Physician Assistant Education., Gregory K. Wanner, Andrew W. Phillips, Dimitrios Papanagnou, Md
Department of Emergency Medicine Faculty Papers
Objectives: This study aims to assess physician assistant (PA) students' experiences with social media (SM) as a part of their medical education.
Methods: The study is split into two phases: Phase 1- A cross-sectional survey emailed to all PA students at four PA school campuses to assess students' prior SM experiences (226 responses, 71.1% response rate); and Phase 2- Inclusion of SM educational resources, via Twitter, within lectures performed at two PA schools. A phase-2 survey assessed students' opinions of educational SM (50 responses, 59.5% response rate) and SM usage was tracked.
Results: The phase-1 survey respondents indicated that 97.3% …
Safe Ship, Kristin Renda, Dylan Courtney
Safe Ship, Kristin Renda, Dylan Courtney
Program of Industrial Design Capstones
SafeShip is the only discrete system that deters opportunistic theft and increases package delivery efficiency.
Galaetics, Curran Smith
Galaetics, Curran Smith
Program of Industrial Design Capstones
A juggling prop designed for a enhance user and viewer experience.
Reuleaux, Sidney Miller
Reuleaux, Sidney Miller
Program of Industrial Design Capstones
A next-generation system of tools for quickly and intuitively designing in 3D.
Mobile Health One Kiosk, Nathoue Noel (Public Administration), Giana Castelli (Interior Design), Nazanin Salehima (Interior Design), Queen Mgbechinyere (Nursing), Yasir Almukhifi (Disaster Management And Medicine), Salwa Rasheed (Textile Design)
Mobile Health One Kiosk, Nathoue Noel (Public Administration), Giana Castelli (Interior Design), Nazanin Salehima (Interior Design), Queen Mgbechinyere (Nursing), Yasir Almukhifi (Disaster Management And Medicine), Salwa Rasheed (Textile Design)
Nexus Maximus
The goal of this machine is to decrease the wait time to see a physician or doctor when a refugee goes to a clinic. The machine will perform the first tests that a nurse would have to do before the patient meet the doctor. The machine allows this process to be quicker by doing tests, set up appointments for refugees to see a doctor,give the estimated wait time at clinics and also to direct people to the right section of the clinic once they get there.
Nexus Maximus IV
The Challenge: Innovation for Refugees and Displaced Populations
One of the …
Creativity, Technology And Public Health: Mph Students Reflect On Nexus Maximus 2016 At Philadelphia University, J. Wes Heinle, Steve Orellana, Cordelia Elaiho, Roxanne Erolin, Karla Geiss
Creativity, Technology And Public Health: Mph Students Reflect On Nexus Maximus 2016 At Philadelphia University, J. Wes Heinle, Steve Orellana, Cordelia Elaiho, Roxanne Erolin, Karla Geiss
Population Health Matters (Formerly Health Policy Newsletter)
No abstract provided.
The Global Health "Interactive Curricula Experience (Ice) Platform & App": Technology That Enables Inter-Professional Innovation, Martha Langley Ankeny M.Ed., Janice M. Bogen, James Plumb Md, Mph, Lucille B. Pilling Edd, Mph, Rn, Ellen J. Plumb Md, Louis N. Hunter Pt, Dpt, Nicholas Leon Pharmd, Amy Earle Bfa
The Global Health "Interactive Curricula Experience (Ice) Platform & App": Technology That Enables Inter-Professional Innovation, Martha Langley Ankeny M.Ed., Janice M. Bogen, James Plumb Md, Mph, Lucille B. Pilling Edd, Mph, Rn, Ellen J. Plumb Md, Louis N. Hunter Pt, Dpt, Nicholas Leon Pharmd, Amy Earle Bfa
Academic Commons and Scott Memorial Library Staff Papers and Presentations
Global Health Initiatives Committee (GHIC)
Serves the Jefferson community as the premier point of engagement for students & faculty interested in medical and public health issues that transcend national boundaries
Creates an institutional focus on preparing students for public service careers in population health and public policy at local, national, and global levels
To enable all TJU faculty to:
- Deliver global health education, in a friendly, interactive format - Does not require an expert to deliver - Can be used in very small or large pieces depending on your needs
Aisr Connections, Fall 2011 (2011-2012 Orientation Issue), Aisr
Aisr Connections, Fall 2011 (2011-2012 Orientation Issue), Aisr
The AC's Research Support Newsletter (Formerly AISR Connections)
Yearly publication of AISR Connections for 2011-2012.
Issue includes:
- FACT Program Incorporates iPads
- Classroom Technologies & Videoconferencing
- Jefferson Digital Commons Posts Half Million Downloads
The mission of Academic & Instructional Support & Resources (AISR) is to strengthen the educational, research and clinical activities of the Jefferson community by providing knowledge-based information, developing and managing instructional technologies and content, supporting and managing campus classroom technologies, and providing leadership in scholarly communication and publishing.
The Future Of Librarianship In Science And Technology Libraries, Dana Roth
The Future Of Librarianship In Science And Technology Libraries, Dana Roth
Sci-Tech News
A paper delivered at the Future of Science Librarianship Contributed Papers session at the 2010 Annual Conference of the Special Libraries Association.
A Fellow's Perspective On Technology In Healthcare, Jordan Tenenbaum
A Fellow's Perspective On Technology In Healthcare, Jordan Tenenbaum
Population Health Matters (Formerly Health Policy Newsletter)
No abstract available.
Summer Seminar: E-Commerce In Health Care
Summer Seminar: E-Commerce In Health Care
Population Health Matters (Formerly Health Policy Newsletter)
No abstract available.
Dr. Arthur Leibowitz Delivers 10th Annual Raymond C. Grandon Lecture, Jonathan Grieb
Dr. Arthur Leibowitz Delivers 10th Annual Raymond C. Grandon Lecture, Jonathan Grieb
Population Health Matters (Formerly Health Policy Newsletter)
No abstract available.
On The Progress Of Recent Science; A Lecture, Introductory To The Course Of Practice Of Medicine., John K. Mitchell, Md
On The Progress Of Recent Science; A Lecture, Introductory To The Course Of Practice Of Medicine., John K. Mitchell, Md
Jefferson Medical College Opening Addresses
No abstract provided.