ClinicRelay
Front-desk leakage audit, opportunity backlog, and MVP roadmap that turn missed inquiries and weak follow-up into a concrete clinic operations product.
Work timeline
My portfolio starts with clinical records, then moves outward: population-health access questions, workflow gaps, automation, product experiments, writing, and research. Each section is a chapter in the same systems story.
Flagship proof
These five pieces carry the clearest through-line in the portfolio: diagnose friction, make it measurable, expose the workflow gap, and turn that into a usable system, report, or product direction.
Front-desk leakage audit, opportunity backlog, and MVP roadmap that turn missed inquiries and weak follow-up into a concrete clinic operations product.
A Statistics Canada analysis benchmarking access friction, gender gaps, affordability, and scorecard tradeoffs across Alberta, Ontario, and Canada.
A record-to-decision analytics chain: clean outreach data, quantify disease patterns, structure referral logic, and turn raw ophthalmology records into auditable evidence.
A staged EMR maturity review that exposes documentation, ordering, and implementation gaps as operational and quality-improvement problems.
A validation-first automation case that separates extraction from trust and shows how documents move through review, duplicate checks, and structured handoff.
Categories
Cleaning clinical records, classifying ophthalmology data, analyzing disease patterns, and benchmarking provincial health access so evidence can support decisions.
Mapping care pathways, identifying documentation failures, and translating clinical reasoning into audit logic and decision-support concepts.
n8n workflows, chat automations, OCR pipelines, and routing logic designed around validation and human review.
ClinicRelay and related concepts focused on front-desk leakage, patient inquiry tracking, and service-improvement opportunities.
Explainers and guides that translate clinical, technical, and health-tech topics into clear writing for different audiences.
Proposal framing, literature review, and graduate-level research positioning across public health, informatics, and digital health systems.
Supporting pages
Cataract care, conjunctivitis differential logic, and documentation completeness as workflow tools.
Clinic administration, intake quality, documentation flow, and digital front-door product concepts.
Proposal framing worker health monitoring as a public health informatics systems problem.
Academic direction across literature review, AI-health proposals, graduate planning, and faculty outreach.