Mrs. Davis has
over 20 years experience in the healthcare industry with emphasis in the implementation,
development, and management of information technology solutions and a strong
background in administration, integration and healthcare workflow requirements.
She founded Serendipity Health, LLC in April
2009 to provide consulting services for the advancement and deployment of
connected healthcare. Her expertise includes connecting people, processes and
technology and the interoperability requirements as they relate to the US
National efforts as well as efforts in Europe, Asia, Canada, and Australia.
Mrs. Davis is nationally known as a subject matter expert for healthcare
standards, interoperability design and strategy for all healthcare stakeholders
within hospitals, physician practices and other ambulatory environments as well
as for health information exchanges and vendors deploying health information
technology to improve patient safety and quality of care. She serves on the Tennessee HIMSS Board as the Health
Information Exchange (HIE) liaison and is a member of the Health Information Partnership for TN
Technology Workgroup.
Prior to founding Serendipity Health, Mrs. Davis was senior director of Informatics
responsible for international standards activities and publications by the International
Organization for Standardization (ISO-TC215) and Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE) for the
Healthcare Information and Management Systems
Society (HIMSS) in Chicago, IL. Her responsibilities included execution and direction for the standards activities
and processes within these organizations and their related projects, activities
and committees within HIMSS’ area of responsibility. This position assumed
financial responsibility, accountability, and project management for the HIMSS
standards activities of IHE and ISO-TC215 and their related activities. This
included making day-to-day decisions necessary to achieve the approved
strategic and tactical activities for these areas within the budget guidelines
for both the only large scale healthcare testing events known as Connectathons as well as
the interoperability demonstrations sponsored by IHE
International, IHE USA and IHE Europe.
These activities included fostering the
development of open
source tools used at the North American as well as the European
Connectathon events and to prepare for the large scale demonstration events
called Interoperability
Showcases sponsored by HIMSS. These standards have since been leveraged by
the Healthcare Information Technology Standards
Panel (HITSP) and make up a large percentage of their interoperability
specifications.
Prior to joining HIMSS in May 2006 she was employed by
Eclipsys Corporation as Director, IT
Product Strategies where her
responsibilities encompassed the interpretation of various industry integration
standards and technology direction with regards to platform architecture and
integration product design.She
represented Eclipsys in the Health Level 7 (HL7)
organization serving on various committees, member
of ASTM, member
of the HIMSS Standards Task Force, member of the HIMSS
HIE/RHIO Task Force, EHRA
Primary Representative, HITSP Panel member, HIMSS/IHE Liaison to Connecting for Health, and was also
one of the first Co-Chairs of the IT Infrastructure Planning Committee
within IHE. Mrs. Davis was also co-chair of the 2005 and 2006 HIMSS
Interoperability Showcases where she was responsible for not only helping to
set and demonstrate healthcare standards direction within these organizations
but also interpreted these standards and ensured their adoption within the
Eclipsys development process.She was
accountable to the sales and marketing organization to provide technical sales
and marketing support interacting with approximately 1200 of 1500 customers of
Eclipsys. She joined Eclipsys in 1997.
Prior to joining Eclipsys, Mrs. Davis served as Senior
Project Manager and Interface Developer for MSI Solutions, Inc based in
Atlanta, GA where she managed many healthcare and non-healthcare development
projects from 1997 – 1999.From
1994-1997, she was the Vice President of Implementation for Omnicell Technologies for the Southeastern
Territory.This position involved
understanding all departmental clinical and pharmacy workflows and the management
of Project Managers, Implementation Specialists, Validation Managers and Field
Engineers during all phases of implementation of the Omnicell automated material
and medicine-dispensing systems for hospitals. From 1991 – 1994 she was a
Senior Budget Analyst working in Hospital Administration for the University of Tennessee Medical Center
in Knoxville, TN.She was
responsible for all financial and statistical programs for the departments of
Pharmacy, Materials, and Nutrition and other service departments such as the
Diabetes Center and Radiology.
Mrs. Davis obtained her BS in Computer
Science from the University of Tennessee in 1987
Experience Related to Standard Development Organizations
and other Industry Organizations related to Standards
American College of Cardiology
(ACC) – Cardiology based specification development for the IHE
Cardiology domain and Conference Speaker on IHE Infrastructure and
Cardiology Standards 2006 – 2009
American national
Standards Institute (ANSI) – Collaboration with HITSP harmonization
efforts and responsible for the administration of the technical advisory
group(US TAG)representing the US
participation and input to standards within ISO/TC 215 Health
Informaatics–2006-2009
Clinical Data
Interchange Standards Consortium (CDISC) – collaboration on the
development of data standards used for clinical research as part of the
Quality Research and Public Health IHE Domain, conference speaker,
interoperability demonstrations
COMCARE
Emergency Response Alliance-
Collaboration and Standard development work to support Emergency Response
and Patient Care Coordination-
2006-2008
Connecting
for Health- Technical Subcommittee
member contributing to the prototype and set of tools used to define and
test a technological means to match patients with their existing health
records as well as to ensure the timely delivery of records to sites of
care such as hospitals, and physician offices – 2006 – 2008
Council for
Affordable Quality Healthcare (CAQH)– Standard Development, Testing, Collaboration and Interoperability
Demonstration s to showcase CORE Phase I and II Rules to advance
electronic data exchange and connectivity between Providers and Health plans– 2006 – 2010
Dossia –
Committee Input, collaboration and support of interoperability
demonstrations showcasing their personal healthplatform - 2007
eHealth
Initiative (eHI) – Support and collaboration on HIE dashboard,
education and documentation used for HIE 2006-2009
Health Level 7 (HL7)
– Member and contributor to various standard committees 2003 – 2009 and
IHE staff liaison 2006 – 2009. Charged with negotiation of MOU between IHE
International and HL7 - 2009.
Internet
2 – Collaboration on and contribution to task force to support Health
Networking 2006 -2009
The Joint
Commission – collaborated with stakeholders for the Quality Research
and Public Health domain within IHE as well as mentored education on
evolving standards used for certification programs
Liberty
AllianceReview and collaboration of Liberty
protocols and security specifications leading to joint profile development
and demonstration of interoperability scenarios – 2006-2007
National Alliance for Health Information Technology
(NAHIT) – Founding Member representative 2002 – 2006
National Institute
of Standards and Technology (NIST) – collaboration on tool development
for testing HITSP and IHE IT Infrastructure (ITI), Patient Care
Coordination (PCC) and Patient Care Devices (PCD) domain profiles
Radiological Society
of North America (RSNA)– conference speaker, educational webinar
program development and collaboration on technical editorial duties for
IHE profile publication. Also, HIMSS staff liaison sharing secretariat
duties for IHE International and budgetary responsibility for collaboration
and sponsorship for testing tools used in joint North American
Connectathon Testing events 2006 – 2009
