Piper Ranallo
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Credentials
PhD
Bio
Dr. Ranallo is an informatician with experience applying, critically evaluating, and developing technologies for the computable representation of clinical data and theoretical models. She performs research on gaps in standards at the interface of biomedical, behavioral, and social sciences, and has developed a robust information model for standard assessment instruments. Her primary expertise is in technologies for the optimal capture, representation, transformation, and exchange of clinical data. She has performed basic research in both the biomedical and social sciences. Dr. Ranallo is co-editor of an informatics textbook in Mental Health Informatics.
Research Summary
Dr. Ranallo performs research on gaps in standards at the interface of biomedical, behavioral, and social sciences, and has developed a robust information model for standard assessment instruments. Her primary expertise is in technologies for the optimal capture, representation, transformation, and exchange of clinical data. She has performed basic research in both the biomedical and social sciences.
Teaching Summary
Dr. Ranallo is building a interoperability and terminology lab within the Center for Learning Health System Sciences. One major goal of this lab is to develop and disseminate curriculum on semantic interoperability aimed at a variety of audiences, including students, clinicians, researchers, and IT professionals.