Ronquillo, Charlene

• critical theories and implementation science
• inclusion of non-dominant groups in the conceptualization, design, development, and implementation of health technologies in health systems
• mixed methods, participatory, and co-production approaches, HCI, and employing critical perspectives throughout the technology lifecycle: from conceptualization to evaluation and refinement
• health information technology in health systems and nursing, including nursing informatics competencies, usability research, person-centered design and development, rapid and exploratory prototyping, and technology adoption and usage.

Active led as PI: – Identifying complex concepts in clinical nursing text notes using text and natural language processing – Pre-processing community nursing and allied health data for equity-informed artificial intelligence for interdisciplinary wound care – Establishing foundations for equity-considerate artificial intelligence in community health: Understanding community health nurses’ conceptualizations and documentation of health equity in electronic health records

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