18 Dec Sick, well, or somewhere in between: Understanding the patient decision to enroll in a clinical trial
Potential clinical trial participants often must weigh the possible long-term benefits against immediate disruptions to their lives. ...
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18 Dec From Participants to Partners: An Urgent Call to Transform Patient Engagement in Clinical Research
Engaging patients in clinical research has long been seen as important, yet it has been slow to evolve. For years, clinical research has largely been designed with the assumption that participants should conform to rigid protocols, often neglecting the voices of the very people who...
17 Dec Clinical Trials are Getting More Diverse Thanks to AI—and Humans
It’s widely agreed that clinical trial participants should reflect the populations of people who will ultimately be affected by the resulting treatments....
13 Dec A New Beginning: The Effect of Artificial Intelligence on Clinical Trials, Medicine Creation
As the use of artificial intelligence (AI) has greatly accelerated in recent years, AI has been moving to reshape the clinical trial landscape by addressing critical challenges and improving outcomes across the entire process....
13 Dec Spotlight on Artificial Intelligence’s Impact on Healthcare
While much of the public discourse around AI focuses on its theoretical risks or future potential, the technology already has a tangible, measurable impact on healthcare today....
10 Dec Team Spotlight: Meredith Rhodes
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Meredith Rhodes discusses her career path and current role as ClinicalTrials.gov Specialist within the UW Clinical Trials Institute....
10 Dec Let’s Fix The Tax Burden On Clinical Trial Participants
Every job is hard and has its challenges. But in clinical research it seems the advancement of those challenges comes at a snail’s pace, despite the fact everyone recognizes that the output of this industry is intended to improve people's lives....
06 Dec UnityPoint Health–Meriter partners with Black Men Coalition of Dane County
UnityPoint Health–Meriter and the Black Men Coalition of Dane County (BMCDC) announced an employment partnership to expand career opportunities for underrepresented individuals in the health care industry....
04 Dec New mentorship program offers support, community for Indigenous graduate students
With new funding from the National Science Foundation Innovations in Graduate Education grant, Indigenous scientists and educators at UW–Madison are formalizing support and mentorship for Indigenous graduate students on campus....
25 Nov UW–Madison 6th in national research ranking, surpasses $1.7 billion in research expenditures
The University of Wisconsin–Madison has moved up two places to sixth out of 920 public and private universities in the United States in university research expenditures, according to the National Science Foundation’s annual rankings....