Dr. Karima Lalani

Dr. Karima Lalani to lead Health Informatics and Health Information Management programs


“I believe that interprofessional collaboration is vital for providing safe, efficient, equitable patient care, and improving population health outcomes, and health informatics is the key to reaching that optimal state.”

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    Universal Free School Meals: A key ingredient in improving childhood health outcomes 

    Findings from a promising new study show universal free school meals could be an excellent tool in reducing childhood obesity and improving health outcomes. “Universal free school meals are important because they eliminate the paperwork required for both schools and parents to maintain eligibility for free meals,” said Dr. Jessica Jones-Smith, “They also provide free…

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    Sarah Munro receives grant to research rural medication abortion care 

    Dr. Sarah Munro’s research team is looking to create evidence-based guidelines to support abortion care for people living in remote areas.

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    The Role of Patient Decision Aids: Supporting High-Quality Patient-Centered Healthcare

    Patient decision aids are evidence-based tools to support shared decision-making between patients and clinicians. Dr. Logan Trenaman, assistant professor, recently co-authored a Cochrane Review of these aids which re-affirmed previous findings. “Compared to usual care, patient decision aids increase patients’ knowledge, their participation in decision-making, and help them make decisions that are aligned with their…

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HSEED Award and Student Funding

The Health Systems Excellence, Equity, and Distinction (HSEED) Award honors students and helps increase diversity in the field of public health. The HSEED Award is presented annually to students in our degree programs.