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(Holo-PACS): use of holograms to improve provider acumen when reading clinical radiographic scans

Neurological Research 2026**Background And Purpose**: Vascular Neurology (VN) fellowship education in CTA interpretation is critical, given the increased opportunities for tissue salvage via neurointervention. Holo-Stroke-CTA 3D visualization has already shown improved accuracy and satisfaction for vessel occlusion detection.

Attentional Bias During a Novel Alcohol Cue Virtual Reality Paradigm

Alcohol Clin Exp Res 2026Attentional bias to alcohol cues is largely investigated using pictorial cues (i.e., two‐dimensional images). The addition of eye‐tracking metrics has improved these investigations yet are limited by a lack of naturalistic cues.

Goldilocks Contouring: Enriching One-to-One Medical Apprenticeship with Timely and Diverse Expert Feedback

ACM TOCHI 2026The one-to-one apprenticeship in many residency programs, while providing direct supervision from an assigned expert, lacks timely and diverse feedback, especially from other physicians with unique clinical tendencies. This often contributes to subpar training for high-stakes tasks with unstructured solutions, further diminishing education quality and patient safety.

Holo-Stroke-ii: Stroke care through stroke hologram teleportation- inpatient immersion

J Stroke Cerebrovasc Dis 2026Telestroke allows care irrespective of distance but has limitations in degree of immersive interaction. Augmented Reality (AR) holds promise, enabling providers and patients to interact as if in the same physical space.

Qualitative Contouring Changes After Completion of Radiation Oncology Resident Clinical Rotations: Secondary Analysis of an International Longitudinal Trial

IJROBP 2026Accurate contouring is essential for high-quality radiation therapy, yet variability remains common during training and beyond in clinical practice. This study qualitatively characterized contouring mistakes across different disease sites before and after site-specific clinical rotations. We hypothesized that residents would exhibit more errors pre-rotation, with improvement following rotation completion.

SweeperBot: Making 3D Browsing Accessible Through View Analysis and Visual Question Answering

IJHCI 2025SweeperBot is a system designed to help screen reader users explore and compare 3D models by answering visual questions. It combines smart viewpoint selection with AI models to generate detailed, accessible descriptions. Studies with blind, low-vision, and sighted participants show it is both feasible and effective.

A Human-Centered Approach for a Student Mental Health and Well-Being Mobile App: Protocol for Development, Implementation, and Evaluation

JMIR Research Protocols The rising prevalence of mental health concerns among students is prompting universities to explore innovative solutions to support student well-being. This paper describes the protocol for the development, implementation, and evaluation of the Willo mobile app designed to address the mental health and wellness needs of students.

Envisioning the future of primary care: intervention strategies to support patient-centered communication feedback technology

JAMIA 2025Clinician implicit bias can impede patient-centered communication, leading to health care inequities. While the field of implicit bias education is evolving with advances in technology, clinicians’ perspectives remain underexplored.

Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion at UbiComp/ISWC: Best Practices for Accessible and Equitable Computing Conferences

Communications of the ACM 2025ACM’s membership and the broader computing field remain disproportionately skewed toward certain regions and demographics, with significant underrepresentation of women, racial minorities, and people with disabilities. As global demand for computing jobs rises, addressing these gaps becomes not just an equity issue but a workforce necessity. To help drive change, organizers of the UbiComp/ISWC 2023 conference implemented targeted programs to enhance diversity and inclusion. This article outlines those initiatives, their implementation costs, and their measured outcomes, offering lessons for fostering equity in international computing conferences.

Artificial intelligence-generated feedback on social signals in patient--provider communication: technical performance, feedback usability, and impact

JAMIA Open 2024 Implicit bias perpetuates health care inequities and manifests in patient–provider interactions, particularly nonverbal social cues like dominance. We investigated the use of artificial intelligence (AI) for automated communication assessment and feedback during primary care visits to raise clinician awareness of bias in patient interactions.