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Kognito, the New York City-based patient engagement company that provides simulations with virtual humans, has partnered with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to launch a new series of conversation simulations aimed at getting people better at being, well, people, when it comes to talking about health. Via Nigel Wynne 
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September 1, 2016 9:32 AM
A key challenge for educators engaged in online virtual patient simulation development is how to provide learners with opportunities to engage in realistic dialogue with virtual characters. Kognito and the Robert wood Foundation have partnered to bring a range of new scenarios to an already impressive repository previously developed by Kognito using their Conversation Platform. I've tried a demo of this technology recently, and although initially disappointed that it was limited to text based menu options was impressed by how nuanced the supported decision making became when based within a dialogic framework.
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Future biomedical devices may find their source of power from biodegradable battery pills. Via Julie O'Donnell, Lionel Reichardt / le Pharmageek
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Following the launch of the first-of-its-kind partnership between group prenatal care and maternal-fetal telemedicine, the percentage of pre-term deliveries and low birth-weight babies continues to be well below baseline rates in target populations. Via eMedToday
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