Sam Holliday

Sam Holliday

New York, New York, United States
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About

Oshi Health provides integrated, whole-person care to everyone suffering from a…

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Experience

  • Oshi Health, Inc. Graphic

    Oshi Health, Inc.

    Greater New York City Area

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    Greater New York City Area

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    Greater New York City Area

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    Greater New York City Area

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    Greater New York City Area

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    New York, NY

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    www.himssehra.org

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    New York, NY

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    New York, NY

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    Greater New York City Area

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Education

  • The Wharton School Graphic

    University of Pennsylvania - The Wharton School

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    Activities and Societies: Co-Chair - Wharton Health Care Business Conference; VP of Speaker Series, Wharton Health Care Club; Co-Chair of Wharton Healthcare Informatics Group; VP of Tournaments, Wharton Golf Club; Active member of the Finance, Biotech, & Gaming clubs; Cohort Athletics Representative

    Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation Merit Award, 2009
    William Kissick Alumni Award, 2009

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    Activities and Societies: President (GM) of Kappa Sigma Fraternity, Treasurer of Inter-Fraternity Council, Varsity Soccer 1997-1998

    Melvin C. Mostad Award, 2001
    Engineering Alumni Design Competition – First Place Award, 2001
    Frederick Zeisberg Award for Design and Technical Writing, 2001

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    Activities and Societies: Varsity Soccer, Baseball, Basketball, Winter Track; Yearbook Business Editor

Publications

  • eCouponing: Delivering Greater Value in the Clinician’s Prescribing Workflow

    Physicians Interactive

    Describes how pharmaceutical manufacturers can increase their value, relevance, and engagement with clinicians by integrating into today’s healthcare digital workflow—specifically electronic health records (EHR) and ePrescribing. Topics covered include:
    • The dramatic growth and adoption of EHRs and ePrescribing in the delivery of care
    and how those tools provide opportunities to offer value-added services such as patient
    cost-savings programs in new, more efficient ways;
    • How…

    Describes how pharmaceutical manufacturers can increase their value, relevance, and engagement with clinicians by integrating into today’s healthcare digital workflow—specifically electronic health records (EHR) and ePrescribing. Topics covered include:
    • The dramatic growth and adoption of EHRs and ePrescribing in the delivery of care
    and how those tools provide opportunities to offer value-added services such as patient
    cost-savings programs in new, more efficient ways;
    • How physicians increasingly use ePrescribing, and how traditional coupon programs must
    integrate to keep pace and remain relevant;
    • The emergence of eCouponing: how it works, its effectiveness, its challenges, and the
    benefits it offers clinicians, patients, and pharmaceutical companies;
    • Ways in which eCouponing can complement EHR and ePrescribing solutions to empower
    clinicians to deliver cost savings directly to patients;
    • The positive impact eCouponing may have on first-fill compliance, adherence, patient
    satisfaction, and physician-patient relations; and
    • Best practices for pharmaceutical manufacturers in selecting and working with
    eCouponing partners and solutions.

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  • Opportunities for Electronic Health Record Data to Support Business Functions in the Pharmaceutical Industry—A Case Study from Pfizer, Inc.

    Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association (JAMIA)

    The Pfizer Healthcare Informatics team conducted a series of guided interviews with 35 Pfizer senior leaders to elicit their understanding, desires, and expectations of how Electronic Health Records (EHR) might be used in the pharmaceutical industry today and/or in the future. The interviews yielded fourteen use case categories comprising 42 specific use cases. The highest priority use cases were “Drug Safety & Surveillance,”
    “Clinical Trial Recruitment,” and “Support Regulatory Approval.”…

    The Pfizer Healthcare Informatics team conducted a series of guided interviews with 35 Pfizer senior leaders to elicit their understanding, desires, and expectations of how Electronic Health Records (EHR) might be used in the pharmaceutical industry today and/or in the future. The interviews yielded fourteen use case categories comprising 42 specific use cases. The highest priority use cases were “Drug Safety & Surveillance,”
    “Clinical Trial Recruitment,” and “Support Regulatory Approval.” Fifteen EHR companies were surveyed to assess their functionality against the specified use cases. Self-reported responses from the EHR companies were highest for “Virtual Phase IV Trials” and “Document Management for Clinical Trials.” This research identifies preliminary opportunities for EHR products to provide aggregate, blinded data to address the interests of the pharmaceutical industry. However, further collaboration between the stakeholders will be necessary to ensure the full realization of the opportunities for data re-use.

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Honors & Awards

  • 50 Under 50 Honoree

    Slice of Healthcare

    This award honors leaders selected for their contributions in areas such as digital health, clinical innovation, and healthcare technology. Winners were chosen based on their impact, past achievements, and input from industry peers.

Organizations

  • National Quality Forum

    Supplier & Industry Council, Member

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  • HIMSS EHR Association

    Executive Committee

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  • HIMSS EHR Association

    Quality Measurement Workgroup, Member

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