Research
The humans inside health technology
Systems don’t fail on their own — people resist them, adapt them, and occasionally love them. My research studies that relationship, from EMR resistance to digital twins.
Areas
Three questions I keep asking
Technology Adoption & Resistance
Why healthcare professionals embrace or resist new systems — the human factors that decide whether implementations succeed.
Digital Health Innovation
Patient portals in emerging markets, digital twins in chronic-disease management, and the technologies reshaping care delivery.
Health Informatics Education
How the next generation of health information professionals learns — industry-embedded curricula, AI-assisted learning, and capstone research.
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Doctoral dissertation · The flagship study
Why do clinicians resist electronic medical records?
Five constructs, 350 clinicians, one model that explained 78% of the variability in resistance. Explore the study interactively — constructs, hypotheses, methodology, and results.
Publications
Published & presented
Peer-reviewed and conference work — with new research articles on the way.
- 2024Journal article
Digital Twins in Diabetes Management: A Scoping Review
Journal of Health Tech Innovation
- 2022Conference
Patient Portal Adoption in Emerging Markets
13th International Conference on e-Health, Dubai
- 2016Dissertation
Electronic Medical Records: Resistance Factors among Clinicians
Doctoral dissertation, Nova Southeastern University
More in progress — this page grows
Research collaboration?
Technology adoption, digital health, health informatics education — always open to collaborators.