1. P4 Medicine – healthcare that is Precision-based, Predictive, Preventive, and Participatory. This means care is tailored to each person, aims to predict illness before it happens, works to prevent it, and includes patients as active partners.
2. Learning Health System (LHS) – a way of improving healthcare by constantly repeating a cycle of watching, testing, learning, and improving.
3. Living Laboratories (LivingLabs) – real-world testing spaces where doctors, scientists, patients, and engineers work together on tough health problems, trying out new solutions in both labs and real settings.

We also bring in public-private partnerships (working with both government and companies) to help fund and guide our work.

The Rutgers Center for BMIHAI will be a place where:

• Patients, doctors, and scientists all learn from each other.
• AI and data science make healthcare safer, faster, and fairer.
• Real-world problems guide the work of labs.
• Partnerships with companies and government help keep the research funded and sustainable.

By combining P4 Medicine, Learning Health Systems, and LivingLabs, we aim to transform both science and healthcare – starting in New Jersey, but with impacts that reach far beyond.

1. Every patient can choose to take part in research.
2. Every doctor can learn from groups of patients.
3. Every scientist can access the materials they need for research.
4. Every research team can study and improve the healthcare system.
5. Scientists of all levels – even citizen scientists – can test ideas using advanced models and simulations.
6. Students and teachers can use AI to learn and explore science in new ways.