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Neil Morte

United States Georgia Southern University

1 Papers
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30 Followers

Webinar

Commented on Predatory journal risks and avoidance strategies for researchers
This is great! I know there is a comprehensive list of those journals, but looking forward to what strategies exist!

Article

Commented on Integrating Mobile and Portable Technologies With In-Person and Telehealth Care to Increase Perinatal Healthcare Equity for the Unstably Housed
These are the kinds of gaps to bridge and utilize resources productively. Midwifery Integrated Home Visitation Program sounds like an amazing program. I found more information about it here: https://uhphawaii.org/index.php/uhp-womens-health-specialists-introduces-new-program-for-expectant-mothers-from-all-walks-of-life/ "offers mobile electronic fetal monitoring and telehealth consults with Maternal-Fetal Medicine providers for patients with diabetes, high blood pressure, substance use disorders, and prior stillbirth. Services include prenatal, postpartum, lactation and newborn care; well-woman visits, cervical and breast cancer screenings and STI/STD screening and treatment."

Poster

Commented on The Critical Role of AI in Detecting Offenders: Exploring Customs Law Enforcement
Never thought about this specific application, but I think this is perfect in detection, inspection, and surveillance. I also understand those challenges as I see AI to continue to be supplemental while people are still boots on the ground.

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Commented on Public Health and Project Management: Do Projects Deliver?
This article explains the attention needed for developing countries, especially within maternal, newborn, and child health projects. Project managers do not have the resources and there seems to be issues at various stages for them to execute and manage issues. "Various strategies were proposed such as implementing a bottom-up management approach, more decentralization, establishing patient feedback systems, giving more authority to the project managers, and so forth."

Hub

Commented on statistical analysis
Anyone have a resource or a site they refer to learn or get certifications for a statistical package?

Article

Commented on A mountable toilet system for personalized health monitoring via the analysis of excreta
Has this gone to market whether it be commercially or residential?

Article

Commented on Tram-track cycling injuries: a significant public health issue
An example that public health is everywhere. I see this being an issue globally where there may not be roads for cyclists or sidewalks for those to walk in areas that are not structured that way. The discussion remains how built environment impacts our health and outcomes like these accidents to be prevented.

Webinar

Commented on A Path Towards Autonomous Machine Intelligence with Dr. Yann LeCun
Fascinating, especially how to deal with the uncertainty in prediction and ensuring the frameworks and architectures.

Poster

Commented on A dairy and non diary based-millet beverages
Very interesting! Alternatives are such a big thing and millet seems to be gaining traction for human consumption in the United States as it seems to be used primarily for animals here. But interesting to see the growth of alternatives.

Article

Commented on Hands-free interaction in immersive virtual reality: A systematic review
Interesting to see from this systematic review that voice, eye, and head gaze are the areas that the studies focused on despite the importance of the hands. I wonder if since the 2021 review, more studies have been done on interfaces and if hands are the focal point for applications and in the immersive virtual reality environment.

Article

Commented on US election: Questioning the candidates
I see this as a vetting process to assess and disseminate views, knowledge, and potential actions.

Article

Commented on Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Profile
I have heard about the foundation for many years and they continue to produce so much funding in many areas to address challenges and benefit many in different ways.

Article

Commented on Shared decision-making for renal replacement treatment and illness perception in patients with advanced chronic kidney disease
Patient centered care is necessary because their perceptions should be made more important to ensure the right plan of action is done along with the knowledge of healthcare providers.

Webinar

Commented on Extreme Heat & Early Childhood Development
This is so important especially with summer time and the amount of time spent outside during those periods and educating on the difference it is for them compared to adults. This is also a discussion on environmental changes.

Poster

Commented on Artificial Intelligence-Based Vociferation Chatbot for Emergency Health Assistant
I think this is a perfect application where I see AI being supplemental in situations such as an emergency and lending guidance.
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