Joe Riley - Revision history

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−	~~Joe's IRB Certificate: [[Media:joe.pdf]]~~
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−	I'm Joe Riley and I will be graduating this December (2007) with my Masters Degree in Health Systems Engineering. I was born and raised in Charleston, SC and got my undergraduate degree in Industrial Engineering from Clemson University.
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−	Things I do outside of school are play guitar (been in 3 bands), any water sports, or sports in general, go to hang out with my college buds at Clemson football games, and hang out with my fiance Leigh.
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−	~~Life is such a fortunate experience and I'm so grateful to be here... Especially in a class with all of you brilliant people!~~
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−	~~[http://www.hsi.gatech.edu/people/profile.php?entry=jriley6] Joe's HSI page...~~
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−	'''9/11/07''' - First off, Ellen's presentation on Technology in Design was awesome. Some of the design examples that her previous classes created were very inspirational. This presentation has challenged me and given me the confidence to really think outside of the box. I'm really interested in exploring how to use external changes (lighting, etc.) to build good behavioral habits (hand washing, etc.) into processes through intuitive and organic design.	+	'''9/11/07''' - First off, Ellen's presentation on Technology in Design was awesome. Some of the design examples that her previous classes created were very inspirational. This presentation has challenged me and given me the confidence to really think outside of the box. I'm really interested in exploring how to use external changes (lighting, etc.) to build good behavioral habits (hand washing, etc.) into processes through intuitive and organic design.

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	'''10/4/07''' - It's crunch time. We finished up presentations today and it is time for the teams to go back and turn our principles, problems, and evidence into 2 succinct opportunities with excellent solutions. My personal concern is that there can be overlap in these projects. Therefore, Mr. Cowan proposed that we submit 3 ideas to the professors so they can let us know if other groups have similar ideas.		'''10/4/07''' - It's crunch time. We finished up presentations today and it is time for the teams to go back and turn our principles, problems, and evidence into 2 succinct opportunities with excellent solutions. My personal concern is that there can be overlap in these projects. Therefore, Mr. Cowan proposed that we submit 3 ideas to the professors so they can let us know if other groups have similar ideas.
−	The solutions should be a little sharper than blue sky solutions. For example, we're not going to implement past ideas; we're going to expand upon these ideas by doing this, this, and this...	+	The solutions should be a little sharper than blue sky solutions. For example, we're not going to implement past ideas; we're going to expand upon these ideas by doing this, this, and this... The solution has to be clear enough to warrant criticism. The professor's may push our solutions to get them molded into applicable solutions; therefore, we need to make them flexible.

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	'''9/25/07''' - I feel like the class is on the brink of doing great things. Today we finished up the team presentations and began to write possible problem statements. The problem statements mentioned so far will all be great opportunities for us to design solutions.		'''9/25/07''' - I feel like the class is on the brink of doing great things. Today we finished up the team presentations and began to write possible problem statements. The problem statements mentioned so far will all be great opportunities for us to design solutions.
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		+	'''10/4/07''' - It's crunch time. We finished up presentations today and it is time for the teams to go back and turn our principles, problems, and evidence into 2 succinct opportunities with excellent solutions. My personal concern is that there can be overlap in these projects. Therefore, Mr. Cowan proposed that we submit 3 ideas to the professors so they can let us know if other groups have similar ideas.
		+	The solutions should be a little sharper than blue sky solutions. For example, we're not going to implement past ideas; we're going to expand upon these ideas by doing this, this, and this...

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		+	Joe's IRB Certificate: [[Media:joe.pdf]]
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	[[Image:Joecollage,jpg.jpg]]		[[Image:Joecollage,jpg.jpg]]

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	'''9/11/07''' - First off, Ellen's presentation on Technology in Design was awesome. Some of the design examples that her previous classes created were very inspirational. This presentation has challenged me and given me the confidence to really think outside of the box. I'm really interested in exploring how to use external changes (lighting, etc.) to build good behavioral habits (hand washing, etc.) into processes through intuitive and organic design.		'''9/11/07''' - First off, Ellen's presentation on Technology in Design was awesome. Some of the design examples that her previous classes created were very inspirational. This presentation has challenged me and given me the confidence to really think outside of the box. I'm really interested in exploring how to use external changes (lighting, etc.) to build good behavioral habits (hand washing, etc.) into processes through intuitive and organic design.
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		+	'''9/25/07''' - I feel like the class is on the brink of doing great things. Today we finished up the team presentations and began to write possible problem statements. The problem statements mentioned so far will all be great opportunities for us to design solutions.

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-Joe Riley is currently completing his GRA at the Shepherd Center - Catastrophic Care Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia. He works in the Quality Resources & Outcomes Department on process improvement projects.
+I'm Joe Riley and I will be graduating this December (2007) with my Masters Degree in Health Systems Engineering. I was born and raised in Charleston, SC and got my undergraduate degree in Industrial Engineering from Clemson University.
-He will be graduating with his Masters degree Health Systems Engineering in December 2007, which he will then pursue a career in healthcare informatics.
+Things I do outside of school are play guitar (been in 3 bands), any water sports, or sports in general, go to hang out with my college buds at Clemson football games, and hang out with my fiance Leigh.
 [http://www.hsi.gatech.edu/people/profile.php?entry=jriley6] Joe's HSI page...
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 . Listened to the tour guide and asked questions.
 . Talked with Elaine Smith about creative ways to improve the tunnel.
 '''9/4/07''' - The presentation on patient-centered design (PCD) was very interesting. While it sounds like such a fluffy idea, if executed accurately, it could reshape the way we deliver care. The only way to really make patient-centered design become a reality is to get buy-in from clinicians. PCD should be built into clinician training in med schools, etc.

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-/30/07 - Hughes Spalding Visit...
+'''8/30/07''' - Hughes Spalding Visit...
 The site visit was a great success. I saw many opportunities for improvement while also opening up my eyes to the world of pediatric healthcare. The mission of a children's hospital is so touching. It is a moving experience to see children being healed.
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 . Listened to the tour guide and asked questions.
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	Joe Riley is currently completing his GRA at the Shepherd Center - Catastrophic Care Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia. He works in the Quality Resources & Outcomes Department on process improvement projects.		Joe Riley is currently completing his GRA at the Shepherd Center - Catastrophic Care Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia. He works in the Quality Resources & Outcomes Department on process improvement projects.

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	Joe Riley is currently completing his GRA at the Shepherd Center - Catastrophic Care Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia. He works in the Quality Resources & Outcomes Department on process improvement projects.		Joe Riley is currently completing his GRA at the Shepherd Center - Catastrophic Care Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia. He works in the Quality Resources & Outcomes Department on process improvement projects.