Sautter Award Nominees & A Sharecase Update
Dear Colleagues,
The UCSF IT leadership team and I want to extend a sincere congratulations to the three UCSF teams that received honorable mentions by the Larry L. Sautter Award for Innovation in Information Technology.
The awards, delivered at the UCSF-hosted University of California Computing Services Conference (UCCSC) this past August, included three UCSF collaborative patient care and technology teams whose work illustrates how information technology can drive innovative health care delivery.
Exclusive to the 10-campus UC-system, the Larry L. Sautter Award for Innovation in Information Technology was established in 2000 to encourage and recognize innovative deployment of information technology in support of the University’s mission. With more than a dozen submissions from across the UC system, the UC Office of the President (UCOP) and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory this year, UCSF secured three honorable mentions which include:
Careweb Messenger Project |
Nursing Performance Improvement Business Intelligence Solution |
Raman Khanna, MD |
Maureen Buick, RN, MS, Project Lead |
Ed Martin, Director, ISU |
Tricia Ochoa, CPHQ, Project Lead |
Rodanni Pugeda, Salesforce Developer |
Victor Vargas, Senior Developer |
Swarnim Ranjitkar, Mule ESB Developer |
Svetlana Milter, Senior QA |
Victor Galvez, Data Integration Manager |
Rodanni Pugeda, Senior Developer |
Dheeraj Kaveti, Mobile Developer |
Ricardo Valdovino, Developer |
Axella Stern, QA |
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Kymberly Bartlo, Project Manager |
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Kristin Chu, ISU Deputy |
Practice Improvement Using Virtual Online Training (PIVOT): A Gamified Approach to Medical Education, UCSF (and UCB); UCSF team includes: |
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Maria Dall’Era, MD, Co-Project Lead |
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Michelle Lin, MD, Co-Project Lead |
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David Wofsy, MD |
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Lidia Espino, Financial Analyst |
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Christy Boscardin, PhD |
To read about these fantastic projects visit the Larry L. Sautter homepage.
Because UCSF hosted the annual UC Computing Services Conference in August Sharecase will not occur this year. It will, however, return with a bang to UCSF in the fall of 2015. Stay tuned for more details and information next year.
Please join me in congratulating your colleagues.
Thank you all,
Joe
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