mPOWEr investigators Dr. Bill Lober (Professor, UW School of Nursing/Biobehavioral Nursing and Health Sciences, School of Medicine/Biomedial Informatics and Medical Education, School of Public Health/Division of Global Health) and Dr. Heather Evans (Associate Professor, …
Today, the mPOWEr team is excited to go live with our new website. In case you haven’t already noticed, mpowercare.org has received quite an update. Much of the content remains …
Just over two months ago I joined the mPOWEr team as their new interaction design intern. As a new hire with no experience in the healthcare industry, these past few …
This weekend, the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center’s annual fundraising event, Obliteride, will take place in and around Seattle. Turns out, our own Heather Evans is riding in the event with …
Dr. Trent Rosenbloom, one of the editors of the Journal of the American Medical Infomatics Association (JAMIA) special issue on Person-Generated Health Data (PGHD) recently highlighted (https://jamia.oxfordjournals.org/content/23/3/438) the mPOWEr team’s …
by Brian Do Having an abstract accepted by the Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons (SAGES) for its conference last week in Boston was a high honor. Attending the …
If you were asked to picture or describe what constitutes workflow in a clinical setting, what comes to mind? Doctors coordinating care with their team? Nurses administering critical medications and …
This past week at the annual meeting of the Society for the Advancement of Gastroenterological Surgery (@SAGES_Updates), our wonderful patient advisor, Brian Do, shared the development of mPOWEr and our pilot implementation highlights in …
Today’s New York Times Opinionator column focuses on hospital system efforts to “do no harm.” We couldn’t agree more that spotlighting the problem of healthcare associated infection and developing novel …
Check out our feature today on the Institute of Translational Health Sciences (ITHS) website: “The Doctor Will See You Now – Via Your Smartphone.” Thanks to seed funds from ITHS, we were …
