CHOC Inside
News and stories about Children's Health of Orange County
Brittney Anderson, DNP, CPNP, CPHQ, Director of Clinical Quality LinkedIn This month, Mi4 sat down with CHOC innovator, Brittney Anderson to share her thoughts on innovation at CHOC. Brittney, how do you view innovation and how do you apply it in your role at CHOC? I am always asking “why”; why do we do it that […]
Donny W. Suh MD, FAAP, MBA, FACS LinkedIn This month, we had the opportunity to speak with pediatric ophthalmologist, Dr. Donny Suh. Dr. Suh, you have been innovating throughout your career, but how and why did you become an innovator? I think that we are all innovators by nature. Ever since I got into medical school, I’ve […]
David Tirol III MBA – HCM, RRT – NPS LinkedIn This month, Mi4 spoke with CHOC innovator David Tirol III, MBA – HCM, RRT – NPS. Have you always had an innovative mindset? Yes, I have. Growing up, my dad was always innovating and that was a major influence on me and how I think about problems. […]
Last year, Mi4 and Eon Reality teamed up with CCMH to create Choco’s Sea Adventure, an augmented reality module designed to motivate patients to ambulate. We interviewed Melissa, Paula and Allison about what it was like to take such an active role in developing this solution for their patients and families. Melissa: CHOC at Mission has […]
Howard Lei Ph.D. Sr. Data Scientist https://www.linkedin.com/in/howard-lei/ This month, we had the opportunity to interview Senior Data Scientist Howard Lei, Ph.D. about his work at CHOC. Dr. Lei, you are working on multiple innovative projects. What is one that really stands out for you? I am working with Dr. Anthony Chang on a project using artificial intelligence to accurately detect patent […]
Kent Lee Clinical Nurse Specialist, Emergency Departmentlinkedin.com/in/kent-lee-a48a029 Kent Lee, DNP, RN, CPEN, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Emergency Department is an inspiring innovator, who likes to see problems as opportunities for improvement. When did you become interested in innovation and how do you see problems differently? It goes back to when I first became a nurse at CHOC. […]
