Members of the Student Sloan Healthcare Club are always responsible for this conference, but this year, the 19th, presented new complications since the event was held entirely online.
See progress on HSI funded research by Joseph Doyle, Georgia Perakis, Jonas Jonasson, David Rand, Catherine Tucker, Nikos Trichakis, Erin Kelly, and Hazhir Rahmandad
Charles Senteio is one of MIT’s MLK Scholars. His community-based health informatics research focuses on addressing health inequities, by examining how perceptions influence behavior and outcomes
Co-founders Sonal Singh and Jim Peraino, who met as grad students at MIT, launched Spatio Metrics’ to prove that hospitals can save time, money, and lives through data-driven building design.
Overview of the Medicine for Managers course developed by Prof. Richard Cohen, one of the classes offered as part of the MIT Healthcare Certificate
The Changing Business Model of Healthcare
Vaccines are an especially risky proposition for pharmaceutical manufacturers since the costs are higher than for other types of drugs and demand could drop drastically once a crisis is over.
On September 17, HSI and the MIT Sloan Healthcare Club invited students to a virtual lunchtime presentation from Sloan faculty to learn about HSI, the Healthcare Certificate.
Several HSI-funded projects that began last year are reporting promising and intriguing early work.
Addressing public goods problems typical requires people to adopt behaviors that are personally burdensome but beneficial for society.
