Bringing Intelligence, Navigation, and Data for Emergency Response (BINDER)
Project Highlights
BINDER uses AI to equip state and local public health and healthcare decision-makers (eg, health officers, emergency managers, etc.) with rapid, easily accessible, synthesized, and actionable information to support interventions during health crises. Currently, this information lives in a multitude of playbooks, toolkits, communications files, and after-action reports, but is not available in a format for rapid digestion and decision-making, nor is it customizable to support locally relevant responses. At a time of shrinking workforce, budgets, and infrastructure, having information distilled into its most action-oriented form during a crisis has never been more important. Additionally, aggregation across public health and healthcare preparedness information, findings, and guidance will help better facilitate collaboration and de-siloing of the current operations between the fields.
Our Project Team
BINDER Project Team
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Elizabeth (Beth) Cameron, Ph.D.
Senior Adviser to the Brown Pandemic Center, Professor of the Practice of Health Services, Policy and Practice at the Brown University School of Public Health -
Diane Meyer Ph.D.
Lead Research Scientist -
Alice Im
Research Assistant
Our Partners
- Common Health Coalition
- CDC Foundation
- Ariadne Labs
- Yale University