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94. Mummert coached soccer and tennis at Drew, winning more than 275 games and earning induction into the school’s Athletic Hall of Fame in 2001. A former soccer and lacrosse player, Mummert graduated from McDaniel College (Md.) with bachelor’s and masters degrees and was inducted into that school’s Athletic Hall of Fame in 2001. He said his desire to return to the metropolitan area, coupled with his wife Susan being a Madison, N.J., native, sparked his interest in the CSI opening. Mummert said he wants to elevate the school’s 13 varsity sports "to the next level" with the goal of reaching national success. The Dolphins compete in the CUNY Conference. "I’m really looking forward to building those bridges to help us get to where we want to go locally, regionally and nationally," he was quoted in a CSI press release. "Getting more teams into the NCAA postseason, getting more recognition for our teams, and working with faculty to create a more harmonious community is very exciting. "We want to complement the educational experience for our students at CSI and I’m looking forward to getting started." Mummert will oversee operations of the Sports and Recreation Center and other athletic facilities at the sprawling Willowbrook campus, including membership services and staffing. "He has extensive experience," said CSI baseball coach Mike Mauro, a member of the school’s search committee. "He’s going to step in and start working right away. He doesn’t have to be groomed. "He had a great phone interview and a great face-to-face interview. He did all his homework and came in completely prepared. Obviously he wants to bring the college to the next level." Mummert will become the eighth athletic director at CSI since Joe Barresi retired at the end of the 1995 school year. That figure includes Pizzuto, currently the school’s associate athletic director and sports information director, and Babb, who completes his one-year interim term at the end of this month. © 2010 SILive.com. All rights reserved. Page 50 of 154
eventseer.net FINAL CFP HICSS 44 MINI-TRACK: TECHNOLOGY MEDIATED COLLABORATIONS IN HEALTHCARE Call for Papers HICSS 44 Mini-track: Technology Mediated Collaborations in Healthcare [Crosslisted in Tracks: Collaboration Systems and Technology; Information Technology in Healthcare] Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS) Koloa, Kauai, Hawaii January 4-7, 2011 The Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa Description: Collaboration technologies are being used in healthcare research, practice, and management. They have potential for even greater use. Geographically dispersed health professionals can use collaboration technology to communicate with each other, review patient records, manage workflows, and improve the delivery of patient care. Similarly, geographically non-collocated researchers can collaborate with each other. The problem being addressed by this mini-track is encapsulated in the following ontology: Technology: [for]: Partners: [collaboration using]: Content: [for]: Purpose Architecture: Researcher: [and]: Researcher: Data: Treatment System: Clinician: Clinician: Voice: Research Strategy: Nurse: Nurse: Video: Administration : Patient: Patient: Other: : Administrator: Administrator: : : The five primary stakeholders in healthcare: researchers, clinicians, nurses, patients, and administrators form the basis of any partnership in health care. They are listed under the two partnership sub-dimensions. A partnership may be between two researchers, a researcher and a clinician, a patient and a nurse, etc. These dyads are summarized by the two columns under partners. There may also be triadic and higher order partnerships among these stakeholders. The partnerships may be based on an exchange of data, voice, video, or other (for example, haptic â tactile) information singly or in combination. These are listed under the content dimension of the ontology. Thus collaboration between two researchers may use data, between a patient and a nurse may use voice and video, and so on. The purpose of the collaboration may be treatment, research, administration, or a combination of the three. These are listed under the purpose dimension of the ontology. Thus collaboration between two researchers using data may be for research, and between a patient and a clinician using voice and video may be for treatment. In the above ontology, there are 300 (5*5*4*3) basic types of collaborations one can consider in healthcare. The number will change if the dimensions and categories are modified. In a practical context multiple combinations will likely coexist. A clinician-patient collaboration using data for treatment may be supplemented by a nurse-patient collaboration using voice and video for the same purpose. Technologyâs impact on the efficiency and effectiveness of these collaborations will be determined by the architecture of the technology, the systems developed around it, and the strategy for implementing it. The efficacy of the architecture will determine the efficacy of the system, and the efficacy of the system will determine the efficacy of the strategy. Thus the three categories under the technology dimension in the ontology. The ontology provides a framework for fitting the pieces of the puzzle, synthesizing what is known, determining the gaps, and directing future research on the topic. We invite papers focusing any one or many of the 900 combinations in the ontology. We welcome papers which address the state-of-the-art, state-of-the-need, and the state-of-the-practice of these combinations. Page 51 of 154
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