Harnett Receives Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Grant
Brett Harnett, MS-IS, assistant professor of research in the department of surgery and interim director for the UC Center for Health Informatics, was awarded $160,650 from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to implement a patient registry to facilitate data sharing and encourage patient-centered approaches to improving health and lowering costs.
Harnett is collaborating with general internal medicine and the CCTST to facilitate the study this summer.
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