IBET Momentum Fellow Kejah Bascon aims to innovate robotic neurosurgical tools using a human factors approach
MIE PhD student is looking to make surgical robotic tools more user-friendly
Tag: Myrtede Alfred
U of T Engineering professor addresses maternal care disparities for racialized patients in U.S. health care systems
Study led by Professor Myrtede Alfred (MIE) analyzed incident reports to measure outcomes among racialized groups
IBET Momentum Fellow LaShawn Murray aims to use human factors engineering to advance health equity for marginalized populations
PhD candidate will examine the role of automation in primary care
U of T Engineering professor investigates maternal health disparities experienced by racialized patients in U.S. clinical systems
Professor Myrtede Alfred (MIE) research starts with a year-long study examining maternal health disparities in one large health system in South Carolina
Attracting top talent: How one U of T Engineering search committee redesigned its hiring process
Practical strategies helped the recruitment team reach a more diverse pool of applicants
Meet Myrtede Alfred, MIE’s newest IndE professor
Professor Alfred uses her expertise in human factors engineering to improve the delivery of health care