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Translation of Medical and Genetic Information

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DNAThe Center for Knowledge Management (CKM) has expertise in not only translating information for patients, but also in helping clinicians better communicate with patients.  With individuals that have advanced degrees in science and medicine, as well as research and practical experience in the fields of health literacy, genetic literacy and learning styles, we are uniquely qualified to aid the medical center in communicating information to lay audiences.  By tailoring information for a targeted audience, you improve their ability to understand the information and communicate it to others.  

LabIn addition to translating information, we also train anyone who wants to improve their ability to communicate to those outside of their field, be it other clinicians and researchers, patients or consumers, or the media. 

Publications/Presentations

  • Naylor HM, Shirey-Rice JK, Zaleski NM, Jerome RN, Lavieri RR, Prusijssers AJ, Chettiar SN, Pulley JM, Giuse NB. Vanderbilt University Medical Center’s drug repurposing program: using human genetic information to find effective and affordable therapies. American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA) Informatics Summit, Washington, DC, March 2018. 

  • Koonce TY, Giuse NB, Choemprayong S, Hurley S, Martin SL, Epelbaum M, Kusnoor SV. Using personalized education delivery to improve community clinic patients' knowledge of hypertension. Special Libraries Association Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA, June 2013.