GHDonline Aims to Break Ground Sharing Health Data

A new case study about GHDonline was recently published by the Cutter Consortium, an IT advisory firm with a network of more than 150 internationally recognized experts offering research, consulting, training, and executive education to organizations (full disclosure: I am a consultant with Cutter’s Innovation & Enterprise Agility practice).

Excerpts of the piece, GHDonline Aims to Break Ground Sharing Health Data, can be found in the “Featured Research” section. Full text is only available to clients but you can sign up for a guest access here.

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About Erin Sullivan

Erin Sullivan, Ph.D., Research Associate At GHD, Erin conducts various research projects and contributes to teaching materials, notably on Tuberculosis, Prevention of Mother-To-Child Transmission, and supply chain management. She also helped develop a multi-method research strategy for the World Health Organization Maximizing Positive Synergies between Health Systems and Global Health Initiatives project, and is serving as Faculty Mentor for the Fall 2009 G-Lab GHD. She received her PhD in Business Studies at Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland, with a dissertation focused on the impact of research and development on the pharmaceutical supply chain. She previously served as a researcher for the Institute for International Integration Studies at Trinity College Dublin, Visiting PhD Fellow at Copenhagen Business School, and Research Assistant and Consultant at Harvard Business School. Erin holds a B.A. in Art History and History from Wellesley College.

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