The AIM-AHEAD FHIR Collaborative Training Program will help with ongoing efforts to leverage AI and large language models to transform clinical data from hospitals into a standardized format that enables researchers to easily access and analyze.
Megan Kuhn received the 2025 Undergraduate Summer Research Award for her dedicated research in Communication Science.
The Blue Ridge rankings milestone highlights the continued momentum of SHRS research and the growing recognition of faculty nationwide.
Pitt faculty member, researcher and paramedic, Daniel Patterson, discusses the impacts of sleep deprivation and the need for implementing napping strategies during shift work.
The award will allow the team to continue following individuals longitudinally for five more years to seek further understanding of the relationship of low back pain to other chronic pain and musculoskeletal conditions.
This one of a kind resource will help consumers, care givers and professionals better understand and select appropriate over-the-counter hearing aids for mild to moderate hearing loss.
The CLEARdashboard interface alleviates uncertainty by guiding the user through a series of questions to filter different OTC hearing aids on the market to find the best solution for their needs.
The study will address concerns related to safety and health benefits for paramedics, firefighters, nurses and other health care workers.
The four-year NIH R01 grant will examine using artificial intelligence to enhance rehabilitation therapy care for stroke survivors.
Pitt will establish a virtual research resource center designed to train, support and mentor complementary and integrative health researchers from other institutions across the U.S.