Projects
Funded projects
The following are grants and projects CO Taylor was awarded as PI or subcontract PI
Current
Digital twins of the hypothalamus, placenta, and GI for the therapeutics of gestational diabetes (Morgan State University, Subcontract)
This project aims at characterizing the excitability and metabolic adaptation of hypothalamic neuronal circuitry integrated with placental hormones and glucose-insulin regulation in the GI during pregnancy.
- NIH Announcement [here]
Building Skills in Patient-Centered Communication Through AI-Generated Feedback (MPI on Johns Hopkin Discovery Award)
This project will develop and study feasibility of a prototype for a feedback intervention that leverages generative AI to provide tailored feedback to providers about how to enhance their use of patient-centered communication skills based on real-life conversations with patients captured through ambient scribes.
Expanding the AnVIL (Analysis, Visualization, and Informatics Lab-space (MPI)
The NHGRI Genomic Data Science Analysis, Visualization, and Informatics Lab-space (AnVIL) powers the next generation of computational genomic research.
Previous
Clinical Decision Support for Unsolicited Genomic Results (PI:CO Taylor R35 HG010714)
Relevant to NHGRI’s interest in the clinical deployment of genomics, the focus of this funded research program is in the area of implementation science, and will help to address the challenge of adopting unsolicited genomic results.
- Department announcements [here] and [here].
- View NIH Project Outcomes
Predicting and Estimating Practical Implications of Telehealth Generated Inequity (PI:CO Taylor, Johns Hopkins Catalyst Award)
This project is investigating differences in telehealth adoption in terms of health equity determinants.
Real-World Data Estimates of Racial Fairness with Pharmacogenomics-Guided Drug Policy (PI:CO Taylor R21 MD019100)
This research will develop strategies to enhance evaluations of the safety and effectiveness of drug therapy with real-world evidence derived from All of Us research program data.
- Department announcements [here] and [here].
- View NIH Project Outcomes
Electronic MEdical Records and GEnomics (eMERGE) Network - Phase III (Sep 2015 - Sep 2020)
The EMERGE Network develops, disseminates, and applies approaches to research that combine biorepositories with electronic medical record systems for genomic discovery and genomic medicine implementation research.
- NIH NHGRI U01 HG008679 (Geisinger Subcontract)
- Casey Overby Taylor served as co-Chair of the EHR integration working group