Karen Giuliano

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University of Massachusetts Amherst

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Karen Giuliano is a Professor at the University of Massachusetts Amherst Institute for Applied Life Sciences in the United States. Her research focuses on program management in healthcare technology, nurse-engineer collaborations, and the impacts of hospital-acquired conditions on healthcare outcomes. Recent articles include studies on IV smart pump integration, mobility in the ICU, and improving patient comfort while maintaining sleep.

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Reducing Preventable Medication Errors through Minimizing Work Distractions: Evaluating Smart Pump Data Usage in Health-Systems across the Midwest. FDA BAA number: 21-00123. $607,510.

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Ellen Benjamin

University of Massachusetts Boston

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Rebecca Spencer

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University of Massachusetts Amherst

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Data-based program management of system-wide IV smart pump integration

Empowerment Through Academia Training the next generation of nurse–engineer innovation leaders

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Impact of hospital-acquired pneumonia on the Medicare program

Early and Progressive Mobility in the ICU: A Balanced Approach to Improve Outcomes for Both Patients and Staff

Maintaining sleep while improving overnight mobility and comfort with a novel lower limb external mechanical compression system

Improving Bruise Detection in Patients with Dark Skin Tone

Comparative analysis of signal accuracy of three SpO<sub>2</sub> monitors during motion and low perfusion conditions

Early and progressive mobility in a community hospital: A new interdisciplinary safe patient handling and mobility model

Incidence, mortality, and cost trends in nonventilator hospital-acquired pneumonia in medicaid beneficiaries, 2015-2019

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Ellen Benjamin

Rebecca Spencer

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