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Announcements

Dr. Khairat was promoted to full professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (5/24)

New Becker’s Podcast around the implementation of Virtual Nursing (5/24)

Becker’s Hospital Review Interview on Bridging Health Disparities using Telehealth (2/2024)

Dr. Khairat Receives $3.7M Award to Build First-of-Its-Kind Center for Virtual Care Value and Equity (ViVE) (8/2023)

Dr. Khairat receives the 2023 Publication of Excellence Award from the Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology (APIC) (6/2023)

Governor Cooper and Dr. Khairat to discuss Digital Health efforts in North Carolina (4/2023).

New Article: Research shows that peer-to-peer coaching can improve EHR proficiency (4/2023).

New Article: Patient and Provider Recommendations for Improved Telemedicine User Experience in Primary Care: A Multi-Center Qualitative Study (3/23)

Khairat receives 2022 AMIA Leadership Award (10/22)

Khairat named Beerstecher-Blackwell Distinguished Term Scholar (9/22)

In Press: Dr. Khairat awarded leadership award by AMIA.

Published paper on Vaccine Hesitancy in the US

Interview with WTKR: ‘Medical Deserts’: A look into how many physicians are in NE North Carolina

New JAMA Open Study shows Incarcerated populations and practitioners found merit in telemedicine during the COVD-19 Pandemic (8/21)

Our new Study shows Physicians Favorable and Unfavorable EHR Screen Features (3/21)

New study shows Association between ICU interruptions and physicians trainees’ electronic health records efficiency (2/21)

New study shows cost and time savings between virtual care and in-person urgent care visits. (1/21)

Harvard Business Review Cites Recent Study on Physician Fatigue by Dr. Khairat (11/20)

Our New JAMA Open Paper: Association of Electronic Health Record Use With Physician Fatigue and Efficiency (2020)

Lower EHR satisfaction can impact the well-being of nurses (2020)

Although similar in performance, women are more efficient and satisfied with EHR use compared to men. (2019)

In a Recent JAMIA paper, Dr. Khairat shows how Telemedicine can improve Health Equity and Access.(2019)

Factors Determining Patients’ Choice Between Mobile Health and Telemedicine: Predictive Analytics Assessment. Khairat S, Liu S, Zaman T, Edson B, Gianforcaro R. (2019).

A Mixed-Methods Evaluation Framework for Electronic Health Records Usability Studies. Khairat S, Coleman C, Newlin T, Rand V, Ottmar P, Bice T, Carson SS. (2019).

Congratulations to Dr. Khairat who was named among the inaugural class of Fellows of AMIA (FAMIA).

Paper: Reducing effort in accessing health care results in improved.

The AMA invites Dr. Khairat as an expert panelist on the Integrated Health Model Initiative (IHMI) panel discussion.

In Press: Dr. Khairat Usability and Safety work featured in Politico.

In Press: Dr. Khairat: “Struggles with EHR create frustration among physicians“.

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