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Prachee Jain
Postdoctoral Scholar, General Internal Medicine
Current Research and Scholarly InterestsIn her research, Prachee Jain is studying the design and implementation processes of intelligent technologies, such as AI-enabled robots, conversational agents and virtual assistants, and how they affect the interactions between humans in teams.
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Nandita Krishnan
Postdoctoral Scholar, General Internal Medicine
BioMy research focuses on chronic disease prevention and management globally. I am interested in applying causal inference methods to electronic health record data, to assess the effectiveness of clinical and behavioral interventions for chronic disease prevention and management.
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Maia Nofal, MD MPH
Postdoctoral Scholar, General Internal Medicine
BioDr. Maia Nofal is a general surgery resident at Boston Medical Center and a post-doctoral NIH-Fogarty Fellow in the Global Health Equity Scholars program at Stanford. Her research interests focus on improving peri-operative surgical care in low-resource settings. She works primarily on adapting implementation and evaluation of the Clean Cut program, a surgical quality improvement program run by Lifebox to reduce surgical site infections through strengthening systems of infection prevention and control. More recently, her work has focused on antibiotic prescribing practices, resistance patterns, and antibiotic stewardship systems at partner hospitals Ethiopia where she is developing quality improvement initiatives to promote evidence-based prescribing practices.
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Dulce Rodriguez
Postdoctoral Scholar, General Internal Medicine
Current Research and Scholarly InterestsPostdoctoral researcher at Stanford Medicine, Stanford Aging and Ethnogeriatrics Research Center (SAGE):
* Conducting a pilot research to study impact of social immersive virtual reality on older
adults’ health, using mixed methods approach.
*Conducted scoping review to identify barriers and facilitators of Latinx older adults
participation in clinical trials.
* Worked on exploring older adults’ use of technology during COVID-19 pandemic.
Research at other institutions:
*Experience conducing research projects using traditional research methods (surveys, observations, interviews, videorecording, diaries) and innovative research methods (360° video, virtual reality, time-lapse photography, artifacts, creative methods).
*Experience using participatory, ethnographic, multimodal, and design-based research methodologies.
*Conducted an academic-industry research partnership with the BBC Micro:bit Foundation.
*Participated in diverse interdisciplinary international research initiatives (UK, Germany, Brazil) to explore, analyze, and discuss tech implementations related to algorithm’s power and bias, ethics and technology, responsible AI.
*Designed and implemented a technological learning space for children, adolescents and older adults to learn together. -
Theadora Sakata
Postdoctoral Scholar, General Internal Medicine
BioStanford-Intermountain Fellow in Population Health and Health Services Research
