This course is intended for Physicians of all specialties, Nurses, and Other Health Care Professionals with appropriate CME / CE credit offered for each profession.
All participants must achieve a final assessment score of at least seventy percent (70%) for recertification and continuing education credits. You have 60 days to complete the course after ordering.
This activity is valid from January 3, 2024, through October 19, 2026. Original release date: October 20, 2023.
About the Author
Ann Ingraham, PhD
CEO – Exponential HealthTech Advisors, LLC
Doctor Ingraham is an experienced emerging health information and social impact technology strategist & advisor to community-based organizations. She is an author and speaker, and CEO at Exponential HealthTech Advisors, LLC. She co-authored published HIMSS blogposts such as (1) TEFCA and Blockchain: Enabling Trusted Data Flow Between Health Networks, and (2) Blockchain in Healthcare’s Transformative Power to Support Trusted Exchange. Additionally, she co-authored two peer-reviewed journal articles in Blockchain in Healthcare Today (BHTY) titled (1) The Fourth Industrial Revolution of Healthcare Information Technology: Key Business Components to Unlock the Value of a Blockchain- Enabled Solution, and (2) Blockchain, Interoperability, and Self-Sovereign Identity: Trust Me, It’s My Data. She also co-authored a white paper titled Blockchain Ethical Design Framework for Healthcare.
Doctor Ingraham holds a Ph.D. in business administration with specialization in the management of engineering and technology. Her dissertation was a phenomenological study focused on the adoption of the electronic health record (EHR) by psychiatrists and psychiatric ARNPs in a community behavioral health organization. Her company’s blockchain-enabled case management software, Axion Galaxy 360, is currently being piloted by community-based organizations which provide services to justice-impacted individuals and individuals with significant Social Determinants of Health (SDoH) barriers. Doctor Ingraham also guest lectured at SUNY Downstate, NY in their informatics program. She spoke at the Government Blockchain Association (GBA) symposiums on several panels in Washington D.C. on Blockchain in Healthcare and its impact on reducing the interoperability gap and the importance of coordination of care to positively impact SDoH at the community level. She is also a member of the GBA’s Healthcare Working Group. She recently completed GBA certification as a Blockchain Maturity Model (BMM) Advisor. Other recent speaking events include speaking to the Women in Data Science, Trinidad & Tobago, and at the BIDEM International Caribbean Entrepreneur Conference about blockchain and innovation in healthcare. Her professional goal is to continue her work to advance the adoption of innovative health information technology to better enable the delivery of quality healthcare with definite and targeted value to patients and providers.