A variety of faculty and students are working in the area of health information and technologies. Elizabeth Davidson conducts research on the adoption and diffusion of clinical information systems, such as electronic health records, and on the organizational assimilation of clinical and administrative health systems. CIS students working with her are pursuing health IT studies: Joanne Loos is studying the impact of activity trackers on patient/provider communications in a field experiment. In an action research project, Christina Higa is studying how integrating friends and family with mobile technology and telehealth education can improve health outcomes for individuals with diabetes in underserved communities. Kelly Holden is studying the impact of wellness programs and IT on employee health behavioral change. CIS PhD candidate Weranuj Ariyasriwatana is completing her study of how healthy eating is depicted in online restaurant reviews.