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Connecting Health Technologies & Data to Improve Outcomes
The Center on Smart and Connected Health Technologies provides a comprehensive approach to collaborating, testing, and integrating innovative health solutions to advance the integration of smart and connected clinical care and smart and connected health home. Click the following button to learn more about the benefits of our connected health solutions and sign up for our Connected Health Living Lab.
Resources to advance your research
We provide nurses, doctors, researchers, and the public and scientific community access to the following resources:
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Services include: Academic-Industry collaboration on usability and clinical testing Consultation on designing, developing, testing, and applying mobile health, telehealth, and connected health solutions Intellectual property protection sample letters and templates Interprofessional education curriculum on mobile and connected health Letters of support for grant applications Mobile devices and connected health platforms for research and health service delivery Partners on SBIR/STTR grants Telehealth training
Sign up for a connected health study
Our Key Areas of Research in the School of Nursing
Contact Us
Jing Wang, Ph.D., MPH, RN, FAAN
Vice Dean for Research, Office of Research & Nursing Scholarship
School of Nursing Founding Director, Center on Smart and Connected Health Technologies
Founding Editor-in-Chief, JMIR Aging
Phone: 210-450-8561
Email: wangj1@uthscsa.edu
Data and Digital Innovation Lab
- We offer researchers a location to 1) develop and pilot test new connected technology solutions in advance of testing them in clinical or home care settings; 2) use large data from electronic health records and connected health devices to answer clinical questions.
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Training and Simulation Center
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- We offer interprofessional education programs for students, trainees,and clinicians on connected health and telehealth technologies.
South Texas Connected Health Living Lab
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We offer a large repository of data from mobile, wearable, and remote monitoring devices. We use community engagement efforts to recruit individuals, including adults with chronic conditions, seniors aging in place, and adults that speak and understand diverse languages, to share de-identified data and participate in real-world testing of innovative connected health solutions.
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Clinical Collaborative
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We offer an opportunity to build authentic relationships among patients, researchers and clinicians to enable the development and clinical testing of connected health solutions. Our goal is to engage the end-users as partners to design, develop, and deploy technology solutions that support clinicians’ workflow and direct integration of patient-generated health data into electronic health record systems