Accomplishments: Emotion Encoded x Stanford School of Medicine Collaboration

I founded Emotion Encoded as a solo project at twenty four years old (24 years old), right after graduating from BSc. 8 months later, I'm proud to announce: Stanford University School of Medicine invited me to be a collaborating partner and has requested my research to be in a Global Open-access Implementation and Literacy curriculum for Clinicians using Artificial Intelligence and I am a First-author of a co-authored a manuscript with Stanford faculty. This partnership formally incorporates my proprietary Caribbean physician insights into a Global Open access Curriculum and education Materials, avalaible on Stanford Digital Medic website library and youtube and Access International, helping to address a critical data gap and to establish a permanent case study for clinical Artificial Intelligence implementation, scaling it to world wide medical instituions , departments of health and ministries. My research is being integrated and adopted into this curriculum and educational materials, and it is being scaled and promoted to different medical institutions and faculties and Ministries and Departments of Health. 🙏🏾💯

I am the first author of a manuscript with Stanford faculty on the implications of artificial intelligence in high stakes fields on Caribbean professionals, which is in prep.