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Precision science maximizes effectiveness by taking into account individual personal and environmental characteristics (e.g., how an individual’s type of lifestyle, co-existing diseases, biomarkers of risk, cognitive and emotional factors, and genetic and environmental factors) are associated with disease risk and progression. Precision science spans basic science through implementation science methodologies.
Within precision science, our researchers are addressing topics such as omics, physiological, psychological, and environmental factors, and also phenotypes, chronic disease, symptoms, self-management, and palliative care within a variety of health-related conditions.
Faculty
Terry A Badger
Terry A Badger , PhD, RN, PMHCNS-BC, FAPOS, FAAN
Chair, Division of Community and Systems Health Science-College of Nursing
Endowed Chair, Eleanor Bauwens - Nursing
Professor
Professor, Psychiatry
Professor, Public Health
Research Impact
Aleeca Bell
Aleeca Bell , PhD, RN, CNM
Research Impact
Rina S Fox
Rina S Fox , PhD, MPH
Research Impact
Judith S Gordon
Judith S Gordon , PhD
Associate Dean, Research
Professor
Professor, BIO5 Institute
Professor, Family and Community Medicine
Research Impact
Kathleen C Insel
Kathleen C Insel , PhD, RN
Research Impact
Helena W Morrison
Helena W Morrison , PhD, RN
Research Impact
Thaddeus Pace
Thaddeus Pace , PhD
Associate Professor
Associate Professor, Psychiatry
Associate Professor, Psychology
Research Impact
Kimberly Denise Shea
Kimberly Denise Shea , PhD, RN, CHPN
Assistant Professor of Practice, Biomedical Informatics
Clinical Professor