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Presence Current · Arkansas
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Leah Narans

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Assistant Professor

UAMS

CHP | Medical Technology

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Leah Narans investigates the efficacy of telehealth interventions for improving health literacy and access to care. Her work focuses on understanding how technology can be leveraged to address disparities in healthcare access, particularly for underserved populations. Narans has published research examining the impact of digital health tools on patient engagement and health outcomes.

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