Here, you can find recordings of previous WU-CDTR sponsored webinars. For upcoming events, visit our events page.
New Frontiers to Prevent Diabetes and Malnutrition:
Opportunities for Global to Local Impact
Fall 2023 – Spring 2024
Visit the New Frontiers page to register for upcoming sessions and review the series archive.
Archive
Reimagining Qualitative Research with Generative AI
Presented by Ruopeng An, PhD as part of the Brown School Open Classroom Series – April 9, 2024
Sensors, Edge AI, and Deep Learning for Personalized Diabetes Care
Presented by Syed Kamrul Islam, PhD as part of Diabetes & Obesity Collaborative Lectureship Series – June 14, 2024
AI-Driven Prediction of Diabetic Complications: Navigating EHR Complexities
Presented by Humayera Islam, PhD as part of Diabetes & Obesity Collaborative Lectureship Series – May 31, 2024
Review of Prevention and Management of Type 2 Diabetes
Presented by Eduardo Simoes, MD, MSc, MPH as part of Diabetes & Obesity Collaborative Lectureship Series – August 25, 2023
Synergism of mechanisms underlying early-stage changes in retina function after experimentally induced dyslipidemia and hyperglycemia
Presented by Peter Koulen, PhD, FARVO as part of Diabetes & Obesity Collaborative Lectureship Series – October 20, 2023
Reclaiming Power & Autonomy: The Citizen Scientist Approach to Community-led Research & Engagement
In partnership with the Council on Black Health (CBH) – May 2023
Improving Global Cardiometabolic Health: Challenges and Opportunities
Presented by Simin Liu, MD, MPH as part of Diabetes & Obesity Collaborative Lectureship Series – August 31, 2022
Machine Learning-based Long Term Diabetes Risk Calculator for Adolescents
Presented by Sharan Srinivas, PhD as part of Diabetes & Obesity Collaborative Lectureship Series – May 19, 2022
Reducing Chronic Disease Disparities in Women’s Health: Moving Science to Real World Impact
Presented by Debra Haire-Joshu, PhD as a part of the Brown School Open Classroom Lectureship Series
SEE-Diabetes, a Patient-Centered Diabetes Self-Management Education and Support for Older Adults: Findings and Information Needs from Patients’ Perspectives
Presented by Ploypun Narindrarangkura, MD, MS, PhD, as part of Diabetes & Obesity Collaborative Lectureship Series – November 12, 2021
Will Telehealth Lessen or Widen the Gap in Black-White Disparities: Questions for translational research in diabetes control
In partnership with the Council on Black Health (CBH), presented by Bryan Batch, MD, MHS – March 2021
Understanding Diabetes: Glucose, Apps and A1c
Presented by Uzma Khan, MD As part of the Diabetes and Obesity Lectureship Series – November 2, 2018
The Role of Obesity in Prescribing Health Outcomes
Presented by Gillian Bartlett-Esquilant, PhD as part of Diabetes & Obesity Collaborative Lectureship Series – December 2019
Evaluation of Provider Documentation Patterns as a Tool to Deliver Ongoing Patient-Centered Diabetes Education and Support
Presented by Quing Ye, PhD(c) as part of Diabetes & Obesity Collaborative Lectureship Series – October 3, 2019
Dissemination and Implementation Research: mobile phone-based interventions in diabetes self-management education and support interventions
Presented by Eduardo J. Simoes, MD, MSc, MPH as part of Diabetes & Obesity Collaborative Lectureship Series – December 2020
Diabetes Mobile Applications Feature Analysis, a Focus Group Study of Elderly People, and Clinic Note Analysis against the AADE7
Presented by Quing Ye, PhD(c) as part of Diabetes & Obesity Collaborative Lectureship Series – February 8, 2019
Effect of Health Information Technologies on Cardiovascular Risk Factors among Patients with Diabetes
Presented by Yilin Yoshida, PhD, MPH & Eduardo Simoes, MD, MSc, MPH as part of Diabetes & Obesity Collaborative Lectureship Series – March 1, 2019
Diabetes Self-Management Mobile Applications and a Focus Group Study of Elderly People
Presented by Quing Ye, PhD(c) as part of Diabetes & Obesity Collaborative Lectureship Series – February 2019
New Sensors for Diabetes Management- a Medical Informatics Perspective
Presented by Mihail Popescu, PhD as part of Diabetes & Obesity Collaborative Lectureship Series – May 5, 2017
The Truth About Physical Activity in the Black Community
In partnership with the NCAI Policy Research Center, presented by Dr. Ross Brownson – March 29, 2017.
Electronic Clinical Decision Support in Diabetes Care
Presented by Richelle Koopman, MD as part of Diabetes & Obesity Collaborative Lectureship Series – July 28, 2017
Tribal Behavioral Health: Diabetes and Behavioral Health Comorbidities in Native Communities
In partnership with the NCAI Policy Research Center, presented by Dr. Melissa Lewis (Cherokee Nation) and Dr. Kyle Hill (Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians) – October 10, 2017.
When Theory Meets Theology: Examining Assumptions of Faith-based and Faith-placed Interventions
In partnership with AACORN, presented by Dr. Marino Bruce – November 15, 2017.
Healthcare Quality Improvement of Healthcare for American Indians and Alaska Natives
Presented by Dr. Yvette Roubideaux, NCAI Policy Research Center Director and AIANC Core Director – November 14, 2017
Are “Hard-to-Reach” Populations Really Hard to Reach?
In partnership with the Council on Black Health (CBH), presented by Dr. Melicia Whitt-Glover, Cheryl Emanuel, and Marcus Murray – April 20, 2018.
Food Marketing Environments as Influences on Obesity and Diabetes Prevention and Control in Black Americans
In partnership with the Council on Black Health (CBH), presented by Drs. Shiriki Kumanyika and Sonya Grier – May 23, 2018
New Directions in Diabetes Prevention for Black Americans
In partnership with the Council on Black Health (CBH), presented by Dr. Carmen Samuel-Hodge, PhD, MS, RD – June 28, 2018
Weight Control in Black Men: Context, Challenges & Intervention Considerations
In partnership with the Council on Black Health (CBH), presented by Dr. Derek M. Griffith, PhD – July 18, 2018