Examples of my work

As a management consultant, I am always looking to expand my network and occasionally looking for the next assignment. Both of these sometimes lead to requests to see samples of my work; this is the place to link to descriptions and samples.

Much of what I do is involves sensitive information and cannot be posted. Some examples can be disguised, are generic, or for clients who have changed their name or–through no fault of the work I have done for them–gone out of business. These are representative examples, not a complete body of work.

Electronic Medical Records: Blogs, Topics & Links
Late in 2009 I was asked to become a guest blogger on the Practice Fusion blog site: EHRBloggers. My first post was on December 3. Since that time I have posted 22 articles on that site and four additional articles on my own EMRnet site. The list is here for both sites with links by date and topic. Some examples are:
  • EHRs Meet Pharma’s Need for Post-Approval Research
  • EHRs Meet Pharma’s Need for Longitudinal Research
  • EHRs Support FDA Accelerated Approval
  • EHRs Meet Pharma’s Need for Better Risk Management
  • Expanding EHRs to Include OTC Med
Presentations: Explaining Ideas and Concepts

Client Sponsored Planning Conferences As the member of the Y2K Project Management Office for a major bank, delivered two presentations to more than 500 business, technical and project managers. The first year focused on the process to be used by each of the bank’s 50 business units to plan for the year 2000. Included introduction to the planning tools to be used, the reporting process from business units to the project office and from the project office to management and regulatory agencies. A year later, introduced contingency planning and the tools and reporting to be used.

Minnesota Year 2000 Project Managers Group Presentation on contingency planning process and documentation to minimize risks associated with litigation.

Iowa Association of School Business Officials Computer Concerns – Year 2000 Introduction to the year 2000 and its risks and requirements.

SPG Conferences & Expositions YEAR 2000 Conference & Expo in Los Angeles. Panel participant on contingency planning.

The Association of Local Housing Finance Agencies Fall Educational Conference Presentation on contingency planning to minimize risk.

Minneapolis Federal Reserve Three presentations to member banks and financial institutions on staying in compliance with Y2K regulations and contingency planning.

Minnesota Bankers Association Winter Conference Panel on contingency planning.

The Business Forum Keeping Information Technology and Corporate Strategies Aligned in a Changing Environment A presentation and forum discussion with senior IT executives. Subsequently published in Inside DPMA a monthly publication for DPMA and the Information Systems Profession.

Presentations: Providing a Business Context for Lawyers

IT Systems Failure Conference sponsored by Mealey’s Cyber Tech Litigation Report in New Orleans, March 1-2, 2001. Outsourcing, Doing it Right, Doing it Wrong [text and presentation] How to do outsourcing right to provide a context for discussion of the importance of clarity in contracts and potential remedies for system failures.

Staying Out of Trouble with the Year 2000 sponsored by The SEC Institute Inc. in Orlando, February 4-5, 1999. Contingency Planning, managing contingency planning to minimize risk of failure and provide a context for discussion of minimizing damages.

Webinars

What is HIPAA? And what do you need to know? in an online presentation produced by SearchSecurity on July 2, 2002. Almost 500 participants logged on.

Where Are We and Where Are We Going? A look at HIPAA just before the deadline for the implementation of the first of the HIPAA regulations in an online presentation produced by SearchSecurity on March 18, 2003. More than 400 participants logged on.

Publications

SDLC aka PM3 Project Management Methodology A sample of a SDLC methodology tailored to a specific client (name changed) including full table of contents and supporting presentations.

Flowcharts With Graphics  How to improve the effectiveness of flow charts for communication to potential users, managers and executives who understand their business but have little or no process redesign or systems development expertise.

Training Development & Delivery  My experience with client training.

Recruiters, Google & You  Reflections on Google as a recruiters tool and my experience.

Communication Guidelines  for a project team.

Looking at the Horizon  Challenges and opportunities on the horizon and examples of my relevant experience

The King and The Woodcutter – An Executive Parable for Network Security. An article written for and published in The HIPAA Implementation Newsletter dealing with threats from trusted users of a network.

The HIPAA Implementation Newsletter. Provided information to assist health care providers, health insurance companies, and vendors of systems and services in planning, managing and implementing the changes required by the Administrative Simplification requirements of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA.) It is published every two weeks via email and posted on the Internet at http://lpf.com/hipaa (which is no longer active.) There were 52 issues over 28 months from March 2001 to July 2003. The newsletter was supplemented by a set of linked Web pages that provided additional resources. The Intelligence Community Forum published selected articles from the HIPAA Implementation Newsletter at http://onlinesecurity.com/Community_Forum.php (which is no longer active.) Material was also quoted in a HIPAA newsletter published by the State of California.

PowerPoint

Risk and Opportunities Map for health related information. A visual presentation about the complexity of the flow of electronic healthcare information and the associated security risks.

Merger Implementation: Steps and Issues provides a set of steps and the issues to be addressed in the process of implementing a merger.

Health Insurance & Health Reform looks at the large number of large projects facing the health insurance industry and describes why and how a project management office (PMO) may be an appropriate solution.

January 9, 2012

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1 Response to Examples of my work

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