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Sarah Iribarren¹, Alfonso Aguilar Vidrio¹

¹Department of Biobehavioral Nursing and Health Informatics, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, USA.

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Summary

Targeted Directed Research Groups enhance student involvement in global challenges. Strategies were refined to improve tools supporting individuals with active tuberculosis (TB).

Keywords:

Digital health education global health

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Area of Science:

Global Health
Medical Research
Education

Background:

Targeted Directed Research Groups (TDRGs) can integrate diverse student expertise.
Active student involvement is crucial for addressing global challenges.
Previous strategies required refinement for supporting individuals with active tuberculosis (TB).

Purpose of the Study:

To optimize TDRGs for active student participation in global problem-solving.
To enhance tools and strategies for supporting individuals with active tuberculosis (TB).

Main Methods:

Leveraging diverse student experiences and expertise within TDRGs.
Iterative refinement of support tools through practical application.

Main Results:

Improved strategies for TDRG optimization.
Enhanced effectiveness of tools for active tuberculosis (TB) support.

Conclusions:

TDRGs provide a valuable platform for student engagement in global health issues.
Refined strategies and tools improve support for individuals with active TB.