SHTM Inaugural Innovation Seed Program
The goal of the SHTM Inaugural Innovation Seed Grant Program is to give School of Health Technology and Management faculty a competitive edge in securing SUNY, OVPR, and Foundation funding in the post COVID-19 funding landscape with the intent to develop larger, more extensive interprofessional research projects to further engage SHTM faculty in the Stony Brook University research enterprise.
2020 Award Recipients:
“Interprofessional Training In Telehealth And Serious Illness Patient Management; a Pilot Project”
PI: Nadya Dimitrov
Co-PI: Brooke Ellison
Co-PI: Ghenet Weldeslassie
“An Interdisciplinary Pilot Telerehabilitation Study to Increase Functional Independence after Spinal Cord Injury”
PI: Hannah Mercier
Co-PI: Christina Burke
“Exploring Telehealth Delivery of Early Intervention Services in Suffolk County in response to COVID-19”
PI: Lisa Muratori
Co-PI: Jamie Greco
Co-Investigator: Renee Fabus
Co-Investigator: Mary Squillace
Co-Investigator: Susan Rabinowicz
Co-Investigator: Jamie Saragossi
“Enhancing Health Professional Students’ Communication Skills in an Interprofessional Telehealth Environment”
PI: Lynn Timko-Swaim
Co-PI: Donna Crapanzano
Co-Investigator: Jamie Greco
Co-Investigator: Lisa Johnson
Co-Investigator: Nancy Krisch
Co-Investigator: Ghenet Weldeslassie
“Development and Pilot Testing of an Open Access, Modular Bioinformatics Lab for Remote Learning of Graduate, Undergraduate and High School Students”
PI: Hana Fukuto
Co-PI: Gloria Viboud
Research Presentation Recordings
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