Sarah Collins Rossetti Earns Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers

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Dr. Rossetti is a Multi-PI of the National Institutes of Nursing Research (NINR) funded study: Communicating Narrative Concerns Entered by RNs (CONCERN) Clinical Decision Support (CDS) system. This study is funded by Grant 5R01NR016941-03. For further details, you can visit the web site concernstudy.partners.org The multi-site CONCERN study leverages Healthcare Process Models of Clinical Concern (HPM-CC) to predict when nurses are concerned that a patient may be entering a risky state. This project includes the design and evaluation of a SMARTapp on FHIR used across two large academic medical centers that exposes physicians and nurses to our predictive data source from nursing documentation to increase care team situational awareness of at risk patients to decrease preventable adverse outcomes.

Nominated by NINR, Dr. Rosetti will be honored at an award ceremony on Thursday July 25^th in Washington, DC. at: Daughters of the American Revolution, Constitution Hall

Dr. Rosetti has served as the ANI Policy Coordinator and was one of the 2012 ANI Emerging Leaders.