Today marks the th Commencement Ceremonies at Emory University! All events will be streamed live. Since then, the Center has grown into a global hub for nurse-led innovation. Emory is training an expanding pipeline of nurse leaders in emerging areas like data science, AI, machine learning, and design thinking, and we are sharing with other nursing schools the necessary tools to implement informatics standards like those laid out in the AACN Essentials.
Simpson lectures extensively around the world and has published more than articles on nursing informatics. She then served on the Division of Biostatistics and Epidemiology faculty at the University of Cincinnati until moving to Emory University in to become chair of the Department of Biostatistics in the Rollins School of Public Health.
Hu conducts research at the intersection of computational and health sciences where he develops signal processing, mathematical modeling, machine learning, and deep learning algorithms to transform physiological and clinical data into actionable information for improving patient care.
Through his research, Hu has created knowledge advancing the relationship among clinicians, scientists, engineers, innovators, policy makers, and healthcare administrators. Tracie Graham is a dynamic, engaging, and authentic leader. She has over 20 years of experience in public health research project coordination and management in an academic setting. The consistent thread in her career is her ability to successfully implement research protocols while also mentoring and training the next generation of public health professionals.
Her mindset is driven by her commitment to the ethical conduct of research and improving the health of marginalized communities. Tracie will support the CDS through project leadership and by managing day-to-day operations of the Center.
