Workflow redesign
What the analytics taught me about broken handoffs.
After cleaning clinical records and benchmarking access friction, the next pattern became clear: many data problems begin as workflow problems. This page focuses on the decision points, documentation gaps, referral rules, and handoffs that determine whether care can be followed up safely.
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01OpenClinicRelayGrowth OSSupabase
Clinic workspace and front-desk orchestration
This became the product-facing version of the workflow question: if clinics lose patients through missed inquiries and weak follow-up, what workspace and audit logic would make that visible?
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02OpenEMRAMAuditR workflow
EMRAM stage 0–4 audit and maturity scoring
The EMRAM audit helped me translate digital maturity from a technical label into practical questions about documentation, ordering, decision support, and implementation readiness.
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03OpenOphthalmologyDecision supportWHO VA
Referral rule and outreach triage model
The referral model was the point where cleaned clinical data became operational: visual-acuity thresholds and diagnoses turned into triage flags that could support outreach follow-up.
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04OpenInvoice OCRRAGWebhooks
Workflow automations with validation and traceability
The automation work extends the same principle outside clinical reporting: intake, extraction, validation, and notification should be auditable instead of hidden in manual handoffs.