Critical research focus is trust-building among the stakeholders like clinicians, healthcare professionals, policymakers, and general citizens who are interdependent in the response to a pandemic, as well as providing direct and efficient channels of communication with communities immediately impacted by the epidemic

This episode focuses on the collaboration work between Nference and the Mayo Clinic entitled Surveillance for Covid-19 Vaccine Using Electronic Health Record Data.

The inaugural Change.Enabled conference, hosted by the Institute for Technology & Global Health at PathCheck Foundation, took place last Friday, June 24th in New York City.

High-level summary of the interview with Graham Dodge, President of PathCheck Foundation, at the Radio Entrepreneurs podcast hosted by Jeffrey Davis.

This article is a summary of 13 takeaways from Sanjay Gupta, CNN Chief Medical correspondent and associate professor of neurosurgery at the Emory University School of Medicine, on Talks on Google - World War C: Lessons from the Covid-19

From funding startups on Kickstarter to avoiding traffic with Waze to amassing a wealth of information with Wikipedia, crowdsourcing has proven to be a game-changer in several domains. Public health is no exception.

Rohan Sukumaran has been with the PathCheck Foundation from the very early days. From driving winning competitions to launching the Data Informatics Center for Epidemiology research center - there isn’t a lot that Rohan hasn’t done.

Today, PathCheck comprises over 3,500 volunteers around the globe, and has open source code that has shipped over 1 Billion credentials through our extended network of 3rd party integrators

In 2006, I was working on the set of Nick Cannon’s Wild n’ Out for MTV. I was responsible for set dressing and props, which on that show meant anything from making pavé gavels for Katt Williams’ Judge Mo Dollas sketches, to a roll of…

Project Management, Software Engineering, and Architecture - How they all came together at PathCheck for Imane Chafi

This blog is the summary of the talk given by Dr. Fergus Imrie (University of California, Los Angeles - UCLA), on self-supervised learning of ‘omics’, at the Pathcheck/DICE Global Health Innovators Seminar.

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to wane, the world’s leaders in global health have one question top of mind: how to rebuild trust between public health agencies and citizens? In fact, this poll indicates that only 52% of Americans…

This blog is the high-level summary of the talk given by Dr. James M Wilson, CEO and Founder of M2 Medical Intelligence, Inc. at the PathCheck DICE Global Health Innovators seminar. Check out https://dice.pathcheck.org/talks.html to know more…

Last Monday, President Biden sent a new budget request to Congress that included proposed spending of $81.7B over the next five years to prepare for future pandemics. Funding for future pandemics is critical. We are remiss if…

This article is a summary of Dr. Oliver’s talk on Data Science and Computational Models for public health, and why we should interconnect them with data stakeholders (policymakers, healthcare workers, etc) in a pandemic.

This blog is the high-level summary of the talk given by Prof. Elissa Redmiles, Max Planck at the PathCheck Global Health Innovators seminar.

Hitting the two year mark of the COVID-19 pandemic this month has launched much discussion and reflection. From opinion pieces discussing what could have been done better by governments and public health institutions, to furthering steps…

The World Health Organization (WHO) has selected the PathCheck Foundation to support its effort to ease the process for its member states to implement digital vaccination certification. In August of 2021, WHO proposed Digital Documentation…

High-level summary of the talk given by Prof. Elaine O. Nsoesie, Boston University at the PathCheck DICE Global Health Innovators seminar!

‘Waze’ App for the Pandemic Journey This is an edited transcript of the TEDxMIT Talk by PathCheck Foundation Chairman & Founder, Ramesh Raskar, Ph.D. The original video presentation can be viewed here: Waze for our Pandemic Journey