Informatics Talks with Dr. Lauren Coogle

The Department of Biomedical and Health Informatics presents Informatics Talks:

From Insight to Implementation: Using QI and CDS to Improve Pediatric Lead Testing

About the Talk

This talk will explore the factors that can lead to successful implementation of clinical decision support systems, using pediatric lead testing to frame the discussion. Attendees will gain insights into practice approaches for implementing and scaling CDS interventions to improve clinical care.

Speaker

Lauren Coogle, MD

Clinical Informatics Fellow, Primary Care Pediatrician

About Dr. Lauren Coogle

Lauren Coogle is a clinical informatics fellow at CHOP, primary care pediatrician, and an Air Force veteran. She earned her MD from the Medical College of Wisconsin and completed her pediatric residency at Dayton Children's Hospital / Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, where she also served as Chief Resident. Prior to joining CHOP, she was stationed at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst in New Jersey, where she held the role of chief medical information officer. She has applied her background as a former Epic (EHR) employee and experience in quality improvement to multiple projects focused on optimizing the EHR to meet the needs of pediatric patients and providers.

About Speaker Series

The Department of Biomedical and Health Informatics recognizes the importance of learning from professionals in their area of expertise. Informatics Talks is a monthly speaker series designed to showcase the informatics innovations being conducted by researchers across the CHOP enterprise.

Continued Medical Education

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CME is available for this session exclusively to internal CHOP physicians and PENN faculty.

Questions?

Contact Ariana Downs [email protected] with questions.