
About Education Day
Education Day is an annual event held by the College of Medicine’s Department of Health Outcomes and Biomedical Informatics (HOBI). It challenges students to become presenters of their research, and it provides workshops and other engaging sessions to expose them to innovative pedagogy and methods to improve their educational experience. The experiences is targeted to graduate students and early career faculty; however, undergraduates may participate. HOBI offers graduate-level education in certificate, master’s, and doctoral programs.
Examples of Research Presentations
Biomedical Informatics

- Ho Yin Chan, Post-doctoral Fellow
AKI Sub-Phenotyping Using Temporal Rule Mining - Chang Wang, PhD Program
Effect of Eligibility Criteria on Patients’ Serious Adverse Events in Colorectal Cancer Drug Trials - Yongqiu Li, PhD Program
Impact of Cancer Screening on Advanced-Stage Diagnosis and Mortality among ADRD Patients
Health Outcomes & Implementation Science

- Dima Bteddini, PhD Student
Tailoring Smoking Cessation Interventions for Social and Cultural Context: A Qualitative Study of Cigarette and Waterpipe Smokers in Lebanon - Naomi Parker, Post-doctoral Associate
Educating Hematology-Oncology Fellows About How to Communicate About Clinical Trials: A Needs Assessment
For more information contact
Matt Mitterko
Assistant Director of Education, HOBI at mitterko@ufl.edu