TeamWISE: TeamWork in Systems Excellence
Building capabilities to use EHR audit logs and metadata to optimize technology-supported teaming practices
We harness data on how the Electronic Health Record (EHR) is used by providers and staff at M Health Fairview, including the timing, sequencing, and intensity of actions and clinical workflows. This information enables us to reconstruct, analyze, and address substantial variation in care team structures and practices, leading to better workflows and patient care.
Our current projects are aimed at identifying, characterizing, and optimizing:
- Supervisory teamwork of attending physicians in the clinical learning environment
- Consequences of interdependent behaviors during patient handoffs
- Efficiencies in discharge planning timing and workflows
- Complexity of team coordination with long-term stay, critically ill pediatric patients
People
Dori Cross, Director, Core Faculty |
Andrew Olson, Core Faculty |
Miriam Shapiro, Affiliated Faculty |
Nathan Mesfin, Affiliated Faculty |
Michelle Stoeffel, Affiliated Faculty |
Josh Weiner, Analyst
Molin Ji, Analyst
Zach Henderson, Data warehouse architect
Matt Bahr, Clinical informaticist
Current Funding
Characterizing and Optimizing Complex Teamwork in the Pediatric ICU
University of Minnesota Department of Pediatrics
R21HS028865 – Use of EHR Metadata to Assess Hospital Discharge Planning for Post-Acute Transitions
Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
Recently Concluded
UL1TR002494/5KL2TR002492 - Use of Electronic Health Record (EHR) Data to Optimize Team-based Care
National Center for Advancing Translational Science, UMN Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute
Contact
Want to learn more about how you can apply EHR metadata to your research and operations?
Email Dori Cross
dcross@umn.edu