“What CITI Program is Reading” is our weekly blog series which highlights news articles curated by our staff and relevant to research, higher education, healthcare, technology, and more. Follow us on LinkedIn for upcoming editions and more information from CITI Program.
What Great Mentorship Looks Like in a Hybrid Workplace
Source: Harvard Business Review Building rapport and creating a clarity of purpose are two components of effective mentoring.
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FDA finalizes brain-computer interface guidance, issues draft for glycemic control devices
Source: RAPS The FDA has issued guidance related to brain-computer interfaces, safety in magnetic resonance environments, submissions for atherectomy devices, and glycemic control devices.
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U.K. Study Shows Power of Digital Contact Tracing for COVID-19
Research shows that digital contact tracing through the NHS COVID-19 app may have stopped somewhere from 200K to 900K infections in just three months.
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The 3rd anniversary of GDPR: the drop that digs the rock, hopefully!
Source: Information Age Enforcement actions show that data protection authorities are enforcing the rules, employee privacy rights are climbing the enforcement priority list, and more.
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AI is growing in higher education, but it isn't automating everything
Source: EdScoop AI can automate manual workflows and processes, reducing workloads and freeing up staff to focus on critical thinking and face-to-face interaction.
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Is It a HIPAA Violation to Ask About a COVID Vaccine? Here’s What Experts Say
Source: Health.com Review HIPAA basics and learn why it is not a violation for a business or employer to ask about your vaccination status.
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Nanotechnology and COVID-19 diagnosis and treatment
Source: News Medical Nanobiohybrid platforms and microfluidic devices may help in the diagnosis of viral infection, while nano-based gene therapy, immunotherapy, and vaccines may aid in the treatment of viral infections.
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