Clinical Engineering

The ITHC has long supported those working in the field of Clinical Engineering through professional recognition and creative student endeavors. More…

HIV Health Care

ITHC first became involved in HIV patient education the early/mid-1980's through the use of, at the time, cutting edge desktop publishing systems available to produce educational materials, supported individuals with AIDS in maintaining their health insurance, and now seeks to recognize the efforts of others to use technology to educate physicians maintain currency in this dynamic field. More…

Latin America

The Institute for Technology in Health Care offers a prize to a young Medical Doctor that performs a project that shows that technology improves the delivery of health care in Latin America. More…

Awards in Honduras

The Awards in Honduras category seeks to encourage the use of technology in demonstration projects that can be adopted by others in the provision of health care services in Honduras. More…

The Mize Award

The Mize Award was established in memory of W. Raymond Mize, MD, the first president of the ITHC. This award seeks to recognize the field of Radiology and stimulate new uses for imaging to promote better health care. More…

HIV Health Care

The utilization of computers and similarly related technology to benefit health care so that providers can perform with greater accuracy in HIV care is much needed today.

Projects that have utilized such applications of technology in clinical settings need to be encouraged and made known to the treating community, through presentations to peer groups, papers, and other innovative means utilizing crossover of technology from one field to another.

The Institute has been particularly interested in benefiting patients with HIV/AIDS since the disease was first known.

Submissions are encouraged by any accredited community organization such as a school, medical clinic, or non-profit agency.

HIV Awards

In 2010 the ITHC parterned with the American Academy of HIV Medicine (AAHIVM) to offer Medical Technology Awards to practitioners utilizing and sharing technology to advance the treatment and care of those with HIV disease.  The awards will be presented March 12, 2012 at the international CROI conference to be held in Seattle, Washington.

In 2006 award an was given to the George Washington University HIV/AIDS Institute, Washington, DC for a seminar series of continuing medical education programs in 2007 focusing on the use of technology for better diagnosis and treatment management of patients. This series is designed for physicians, nurses, and other health care practitioners.

In 2007 to the George Washington University HIV/AIDS Institute, Washington, DC was renewed to continue wih the continuing medical education programs in 2008.  This series is designed for physicians, nurses, and other health care practitioners.

About the George Washington UniverisIty HIV/AIDS Seminars