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Health Disparities Research Working Group | November 13, 2025

November 13 @ 2:00 pm - 3:00 pm CST
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The Health Disparities Research Working Group is delighted to welcome Jacqueline Kruser, MD, MS on November 13 to discuss her current work: 

Ensuring equitable design of a novel intervention: The ICU Care Plan

About the talk: The Kruser Research team recently completed a human-centered Design Thinking project with older adults and their family caregivers who live across the state of Wisconsin.

In this WPP-supported project, Kruser sought to develop and refine a new tool to help critically ill patients, their families, and their clinicians make a collaborative plan for ICU care. This new tool, called the ICU Care Plan, was developed in English and for use during an in-person ICU family meeting. However, through their human-centered design process, they identified a need to adapt the tool for use in other languages and contexts.

In this presentation to the UW Health Disparities Research Working Group, Dr. Kruser seeks feedback and input on how best to accomplish rigorous and equitable adaptation of the ICU Care Plan.

Dr. Kruser (Associate Professor of Medicine, Division of Allergy, Pulmonary, and Critical Care Medicine) is a pulmonologist and critical care physician whose research aims to improve healthcare delivery and decision making for patients with critical illness.

Learn more about her research here:

Kruser Research

In-person attendance is strongly encouraged and appreciated.

Those unable to join us in HSLC 1229 may join via Zoom.

 


What is the HDRWG?

Presenters will share their work, wherever they are in the research process—from developing initial research ideas to final research products—and get valuable feedback from the working group.
What do presenting researchers get out if it?
The diversity of perspectives within the working group will help presenters strengthen their ongoing research. Also, communicating your own research to others is really challenging! As a presenter, this meeting is a great venue to practice presenting your research in a supportive environment.
What does an attendee get out of it?
Attendees get a great chance to stay up to date on the latest health disparities research developments on campus. It’s also a great chance to get more involved, foster connections with colleagues, explore different research topics that you may be interested in, and better understand how all of our efforts at fit together to address health disparities.
We think these meetings have something to offer to everyone, regardless of your research experience!

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  • HSLC 1229