Use this event registration system to register for upcoming conferences, classes, workshops, seminars, and other training activities sponsored by various departments and offices at UNC-Chapel Hill.
To begin your online registration, simply browse the event listings, select the event you wish to attend and complete the online registration form. Your registration will be confirmed by email.
To Inquire about becomming an Admin of your own events, contact Lori Saddler at lsaddler@unc.edu
Professor, Internal Medicine and Implementation Science, Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Sorry, This event has expired
Session Status
Session
Session Date
Start Time
End Time
Cutoff
Expired
In-person at the Carolina Club
10/18/2022
8:00 AM
9:00 AM
none
Expired
Virtually by Zoom
10/18/2022
8:00 AM
9:00 AM
none
This seminar is part of the UNC Implementation Science Speaker Series. Each semester, the D&I Methods Unit at NC TraCS co-sponsors external faculty visits to present on cutting edge implementation science topics, meet with students, and consult with faculty.
The growing prevalence of mobile device ownership and high-speed internet access have created new opportunities to reach, educate, and empower patients to participate in their care. However, digital health interventions can be difficult to implement in busy clinical environments and may widen health disparities. David Miller, MD, MS, will share lessons learned along his 20-year journey of creating and implementing patient-facing digital health interventions designed to facilitate cancer screening.
Presenter David P. Miller, MD, MS Professor, Internal Medicine and Implementation Science Wake Forest University School of Medicine
**Materials such as slides or handouts & the event recording will be shared with documented attendees only. Please help us accurately document attendance by using your full name in your Zoom window. You can edit your name in the participant panel during the session.**
Sponsored by NC TraCS Institute and the Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center