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Researchers address health care provider burnout through digital twin systems

Former ISCE Scholar Taylan Topcu is using digital twin technology to explore solutions for the growing challenge of health care provider burnout. Working with a team of Virginia Tech researchers, Topcu is developing a system to identify early signs of stress and guide proactive strategies that support both providers and patients.

(From left) Md Doulotuzzaman Xames and Taylan Topcu. Photo by Becca Halm for Virginia Tech.
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