A Moment with Dori Steinberg is part of our interview series featuring thought leaders in research and healthcare. Each interview includes 7 short and stimulating questions. Dr. Dori Steinberg is an Associate Professor in the Duke School of Nursing and...
A Moment with Amy Bucher is part of our interview series featuring thought leaders in research and healthcare. Each interview includes 7 short and stimulating questions. Amy Bucher, Ph.D., is Vice President of Behavior Change Design at Mad*Pow, where she...
A Moment with Alison Buttenheim is part of our interview series featuring thought leaders in research and healthcare. Each interview includes 7 short and stimulating questions. Alison M. Buttenheim, PhD, MBA, is a public health researcher and behavioral epidemiologist who...
Originally published in Forbes by Aline Holzwarth Whether you are directly or indirectly affected by the COVID-19 viral disease, you may be feeling down as a result of the novel coronavirus pandemic. There are many solutions out there to...
“That was an incredibly scary time, being as young as I was, thinking about possibly dying, leaving my young children,” reflects Kirsten of her initial experience with heart failure. Kirsten is a patient advisor in CONNECT-HF, an ongoing study to better...
Originally published in Forbes by Aline Holzwarth Feeling glum as you trudge through the COVID-19 quarantine haze? That’s okay. You’ve probably fallen into a funk like everyone else, and it’s nothing to be ashamed of. If you had any sort...
Times of crisis can change the way we interact with each other in ways that can surprise us and deepen our social bonds. Our VP of Program Management Jennifer McLaughlin experienced just this on a call the other day with...
A Moment with Laurie Santos is part of our interview series featuring thought leaders in research and healthcare. Each interview includes 7 short and stimulating questions. Dr. Laurie Santos is Professor of Psychology and Head of Silliman College at Yale...
To minimize opportunities for spreading the novel coronavirus, the FDA and NIH have suspended in-person interactions in research studies and clinical trials. The new rules mean that most clinical and behavioral research studies may no longer be conducted in person...
Originally published in Forbes by Aline Holzwarth For the 90% of Americans now ordered to stay home (up from 20% just a week ago) to stave off the risk of catching and spreading the novel coronavirus, keeping a strict distance from others is...
Staying at home now is essential to “flatten the curve” and slow the spread of the coronavirus pandemic. But people at home still need health care, regardless of their COVID-19 status. This fact has created an urgency to expand patients'...
We recognize the severe and overwhelming challenges our colleagues in the healthcare industry face with the outbreak of COVID-19. And we have an idea of what those challenges could look like in the coming days, weeks, and months ahead — a...
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