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Study assesses how artificial intelligence could reduce nursing documentation burden
While ambient listening has been studied in physician settings, evidence of its use in nursing remains limited. UW Health’s Ambient Listening for Nursing study is among the first efforts to evaluate the technology in inpatient nursing workflows.
September 25, 2026
Peer mentoring program for clinical trialists launches; mentors sought
Those interested in becoming mentors should fill out a brief survey by Oct. 10. Experienced trialists will be paired with emerging research investigators.
Six new trainees join ICTR TL1 Training Program
The TL1 Program speeds the development of early-career researchers into innovators and leaders in improving human health.
LHS Demonstration Projects advance patient-centered health care improvements
Julia Berian, MD, MS, and Matthew Kalscheur, MD, receive the 2026-27 Learning Health System Demonstration Project awards.
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