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Mentors, Modeling Address Hospital Staff Shortages

Advanced modeling helps manage staffing at acute-care hospitals.

Pragmatic Trial Compares Methods for Lung Diagnosis

Examination of two bronchoscopy systems points to optimal diagnosis method for patients.

Tool Connects Students with Precision Medical Education

A collaborative team has won the American Medical Association’s ChangeMedEd Innovation grant to develop a tool to enhance clinical learning.

Medical expertise infused with integrated technology allows Vanderbilt Health specialists to build partnerships and elevate care in complex and specialized cases.

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Physician-Patient Messaging Ripe for AI Upgrade

Pilot study suggests large language model programs may help improve the efficiency of patient-provider messaging.

Neutral Process Improves Lung Health Vigilance for Black Children

Results from Black children showed more lung-health irregularities than were uncovered through use of older equations.

Teleburn Consult Proves Merit for Minor Injuries

New findings demonstrate that teleburn-facilitated patient outcomes are equivalent to in-person care by a burn specialist.
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Biochemist Blazes Trail to Modern Medical Education

Through his work, Neil Osheroff, Ph.D., reaches medical students at Vanderbilt and around the globe with his innovative ideas.

Specialized Team Working to Leverage Health AI

New center focuses on advancing optimal uses for artificial intelligence in health care.

Poverty Erects Barriers to Longer Lifespan

Study shows individuals from very low-income households have higher risk of early death.