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Collaborative Collision: FSU Researchers Propose Digital Health Solutions
Dozens of Florida State University researchers met the week of 11/11 to figure out how they could collaborate on digital health innovations.
“Collaborative Collision: Digital Health,” organized by the Office of Research Development (ORD), connected experts with specialties in health care and technology. The event kicked off with roundtable discussions on topics such as health IT and data solutions, mobile app and web solutions, children and youth, chronic disease management, health equity and personalized medicine.
The day culminated with the announcement of Collaborative Collision LaunchPad, an opportunity for newly formed interdisciplinary teams to develop proposals for research projects and compete for seed funding. LaunchPad will fund two awards for up to $25,000 each, which will support initial research, data gathering, or tool development.
Renowned Nurse Innovator Joins FSU College of Nursing to Launch Nation’s First Nursing and AI Innovation Consortium
Celebrated entrepreneur, author and nursing innovator Rebecca Love is joining Florida State University’s College of Nursing to create the Nursing and Artificial Intelligence Innovation Consortium.
This first-of-its-kind program will be housed within the college’s Institute on Digital Health and Innovation and empower the new MSN in AI, the nation’s first master’s nursing program on AI in health care.
The new Nursing and AI Innovation Consortium will be co-directed by Rebecca Love, Dean Jing Wang and Dr. Lisa Hightow-Weidman.
“AI and digital health are rapidly growing areas, and we are leading the nation in it,” Hightow-Weidman said. “Rebecca’s first hand experience will provide our students with real-world scenarios and shine a spotlight on potential partnerships within the industry. I’m excited to see what we will achieve together.”
HealthMpowerment NEXT GEN: New Small Business Innovation Research Grant
IDHI and One Cow Standing have received a $1.9 million Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant from the National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities. Building on years of prior human-centered design and research for our HealthMpowerment (HMP) platform, this grant allows us to refine and evaluate our digital health intervention, HMP NEXT GEN.