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Bringing Virtual and Augmented Reality Into Healthcare
A perspective on virtual and augmented reality in clinical learning, surgical planning, and responsible healthcare use.
I write to make sense of what I see in healthcare and what I learn by building things. These essays follow small details into larger questions about safety, technology, and responsibility.
Safety concerns need to reach someone who can act without losing the details that explain why patients may be at risk.
Read the essay: Patient Safety and the Slack in the Institutional LineEssays and notes, ordered by their latest publication or update.
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A perspective on virtual and augmented reality in clinical learning, surgical planning, and responsible healthcare use.
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Safety concerns need to reach someone who can act without losing the details that explain why patients may be at risk.
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On rural internet, CS50 taught me to decompose problems, represent information, and test systems. I now use those habits in healthcare AI and publishing infrastructure.
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What ICU information-design studies teach us about evaluating clinical AI: make changes, evidence, and unfinished work easier to recognize.
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Healthcare needs a durable place for people who build: engineering roles, usable data, and responsibility for what happens after a tool launches.
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A vision for Open-Informatics as a founder-operated lab that keeps core research infrastructure open while funding the maintenance serious tools require.
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At UNC Charlotte, evolutionary medicine and undergraduate research showed me how societies build reliable knowledge, and why public health depends on carrying evidence into action.
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Why patient-access leaders must prepare for software to search, call, and transact alongside patients across scheduling workflows.