Are you a physician, licensed nurse, clinician, or work in healthcare? This study aims to understand the factors influencing the adoption of AI and propose ways to alter the perceived opinion of healthcare providers regarding the benefits of AI. Our goal is to reduce the limitation of acceptance factors of AI in healthcare, and have a greater understanding of AI acceptance that will lead to the use of AI to improve care, efficiency, and accuracy in Healthcare.
Click here to take the surveyAre you an undergraduate or graduate student? This study aims to understand students’ confidence and knowledge of AI before and after a short self-paced online training. You will be asked to complete a 3 pre surveys and 5 training modules with short videos ranging from 0.33seconds to 2.42minutes. Lastly, you will complete a 2 post surveys.
Click here to take the online trainingDr. González-Vargas’ research integrates human factors, usability, user-centered design, systems engineering, and cutting-edge technologies to improve training, education, user experience, and patient safety.
Montana is a PhD student in Industrial & Systems Engineering at Mississippi State University. Through a combination of research, teaching, and outreach, she is committed to advancing engineering education, improving training systems, and promoting the next generation of STEM talent.
Kayla Pigott is an Industrial and Systems Engineering student at Mississippi State with a German minor. She is passionate about combining ergonomics and operational business intelligence to create safer, smarter, and more efficient work environments.
Blake is a senior in Industrial Engineering at Mississippi State University and currently serve as President of the Industrial and Systems Engineering Representatives. He is passionate about identifying bottlenecks, improve patient flow, and provide insights that enhance efficiency, accessibility, and overall health satisfaction.
Anabelle is a senior in Industrial and Systems Engineering, a Bagley College Ambassador, and Industrial and Systems Engineering Representative. She is passionate about how AI can influence and impact individuals and healthcare.
Trey is an Industrial & Systems Engineering undergraduate at Mississippi State University. He is passionate about leveraging data and engineering principles to optimize clinical workflows, drive operational efficiency, and ultimately improve patient care.
At the Bori Lab, you will explore how human factors, design, and innovative technologies come together to improve patient care and clinical training.
Contact us!April 2026: Undergraduate students, Kayla Pigott, Anabelle Lawson, Blake Williams, and Trey Dooley, presented their research at the MSU Undergraduate Research Symposium.
March 2026: Dr. González-Vargas along with Kayla Pigott and Anabelle Lawson visited the School of Nursing at MSU-Meridian for a intrapartum and postpartum simulation.
January 2026: Dr. González-Vargas presented "Preparing for Mixed-Reality Simulation: A Two-Phase Study to Advance Peripheral Intravenous Training for Pediatric Patients with Difficult Intravenous Access at the International Meeting for Simulation in Healthcare 2026 Conference
August 2025: Undergraduate researchers, Anabelle Lawson and Kayla Pigott received the Mississippi State University Bagley College of Engineering Undergraduate Research Award
April 2025: Alumni Anna Geter and Sarah Arnold presented during the Mississippi State University Undergraduate Research Symposium Spring 2025
August 2024: Undergraduate researchers alumni, Anna Geter and Sarah Arnold received the Mississippi State University Bagley College of Engineering Undergraduate Research Award
If you are interested in joining the lab, please contact me. Thank you!