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Our team’s paper on Confronting complexity: Toward equitable healthcare technology design and evaluation for socioeconomically marginalized patients has been accepted in JAMIA Open. Veinot, TC., Stone, AK, Davis, S, Valdez, R., Buis, L., Kameswaran, V., Antonio, M.G., Lagraba, G. & Dillahunt, T. (2026). Confronting complexity: Toward equitable healthcare technology design and evaluation for socioeconomically marginalized… Continue reading Publication on Complexity and Equitable Technology Design and Evaluation

Our team’s paper on Community intermediary strategies and tactics to close digital divides and enhance equitable technology use in everyday life has been published in Journal of the Association of Information Science and Technology. Abstract Online technologies are required for accessing essential services, such as healthcare, transportation, and education. Challenges to online technology access can prevent… Continue reading Publication on Community Intermediaries

Our team’s presentation on Fluid community-engaged mixed methods research during uncertain times: A healthcare transportation service case study has been accepted for the upcoming Mixed Methods Research International Association Conference being held in Brisbane, Australia in August. ABSTRACT: Purpose: We present a United States-based case study of designing and piloting a technology-mediated, non-monetary healthcare transportation… Continue reading Upcoming Presentation at the Mixed Methods Research International Association Conference

I have been invited to be part of the Journal of the Medical Informatics Association Editorial Board for 2026-2028. I look forward to furthering leading research in the field of health informatics. https://academic.oup.com/jamia/pages/Editorial_Board

I was recently invited to be a member of the Mixed Methods Program at the University of Michigan. Excited to be part of a group that is so passionate about mixed methods research, and in using this approach for investigating addressing health and social inequities.

I recently was recognized with the Fellow of the American Medical Informatics Association (FAMIA) for my professional achievement and leadership within health informatics: https://amia.org/news-publications/congratulations-2026-famia-inductees.

It is wonderful to be part putting together our team’s recent workshop on Research methods to advance health and healthcare equity within health informatics for the American Medical Informatics Association Annual Symposium.

Thanks to Dr. Claudia Lai for inviting me to present on Participatory research approaches Graduate Class on Research Methods in Health Informatics and Digital Health.

I had the chance to be part of the Fall Mixed Methods Workshop offered through Michigan Medicine, where I presented on Applying and drawing core and complex designs. I am continually impressed by the development of the mixed methods field through the multiple projects that are brought forward during these workshops.

Our team’s paper on Human technology intermediation to reduce cognitive load: understanding healthcare staff members’ practices to facilitate telehealth access in a Federally Qualified Health Center patient population was nominated for the Diana Forsythe Award. The award is given to a publication that best exemplifies Diana Forsythe’s scholarship that intersected informatics and social sciences and… Continue reading Nominated for the Diana Forsythe Award