
A Central European clinical health psychologist, medical foresight researcher living in New York with her Aussie Shepherd, exploring how psychology, AI, and strategic foresight can build a more human future of healthcare for clinicians and patients alike.
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My new paper uses scenario analysis to ask what happens when medical education changes faster than the people inside it can adapt.
It is 2030. A medical student has been up late preparing for a difficult clinical case. She opens an AI tool...
The Beautiful, Completely Unhinged Hungarian Language
If you’ve been here for a while, you already know that Nora in New York has never been only about healthcare. Yes, I’m a healthcare visionary, psychologist, researcher, and professional...
Today I turned 41, so I’m writing from the middle of a midlife crisis:-D
The past year has been one of the hardest of my life. I lost my beloved dog, had to escape and move quickly, ended up living in a place that has never really felt li...
One minute, it’s still summer, long evenings, sweaty walks, iced coffee, the vague illusion that there is plenty of time left, and then suddenly, you look up, and September is standing at the door. I’m not entirely sure where my August went...
What 1,000 Years of Hungarian History Can Teach Us About Leaving, Surviving, and Finding Home
Dear Hungary,
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Hungarian in NYC (+ a bit of Cleveland). Learning to love again after surviving abuse, pursuing a PhD in Medical Foresight & reimagining healthcare. \ud83d\udcda×14 | 6×MSc | AussieMom | For curious minds who care about what’s next.
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