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Modeling of Physiologic and Pharmacologic Parameters into a High-Fidelity Human Patient Simulator

The use of high-fidelity human patient simulation is becoming increasingly important among all areas of healthcare.  Our simulation lab focuses on developing highly accurate models of complex disease states. This project will place a student in the Human Patient Simulation Lab at the College of Pharmacy, URI. The student will be required to perform considerable computer based research and data integration via a high-fidelity human patient simulator. The end result of such work will be the development of an accurate and fully functional model of either a complex disease state and/or adverse drug event.

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NIH R15 Submission Deadlines - June 25, October 25, & February 25

3/22/2013 - "Revealing Nonobvious Features in Noncoding Human DNA - Insights for Evolution, Gene Expression and Disease" by Laura Elnitski, Ph.D., National Human Genome Institute, National Institutes of Health


8/14/2013-8/16/2013 - 5th Northeast Regional IDeA Meeting, University of Delaware, Newark, DE


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