Projects

Using public health systems to create evidence-based data that supports public health initiatives and interventions to improve the health of communities.

Masters of Public Health Competencies

Monitoring Health through Surveillance

Tennessee Department of Health- HIV/STD Prevention & Surveillance System.

Through the relationship between Vanderbilt and the Tennessee Department of Health, I worked on a surveillance project. For this project, I developed a centralized and integrated surveillance system to reduce community partner reporting burdens, while capturing their treatment and prevention treatment and prevention activities. The slide show displays various visualization I generated to aid in depicting the surveillance structure in REDCap and the context of the HIV/STD surveillance and prevent in Tennessee.

Capstone Visualizations

VMAC- Program Evaluation

Program Evaluation
Vanderbilt Memory and Alzheimers Center

In collaboration with three Vanderbilt Master students, we created an evaluation plan that uses a matched comparison study design to evaluate VMAC provider recruitment strategies. The current plan includes a SWOT analysis, Careholder analysis, Logic Model and Outcome and Process Evaluation questions. We hope to aid in VMAC reaching their goal of becoming a fully operational Alzheimers Research Disease Center. Future steps involved conducting educational intervention and mixed methods data collection.

Systems and Processes

Vanderbilt University- Office of Housing and Residential Experience.

As a graduate area coordinator and a member of the operations committee for the Housing and Residential Experience Department, I generated multiple tools and visuals to display the student experience, safety procedures, operational flow, and feedback. Such tools were made using a process map, surveys, system thinking diagrams, and standard pie and bar charts.

Operations Commitee OHARE

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Data Analytics and Visualization
Vanderbilt University Medical Center- Office of Health Equity

As an intern in the office of health equity, I created a One Pager for Vanderbilt University Medical Center, to display the impact of their 2017-2021 funding distribution to community partners. It displays the allocation of mini-grant funds across four Tennessee Counties. It also displays the marginalized and underserved communities impacted, the variety of needs met and the community partners awarded the funds.

During my time I also contributed to the data collection and analysis of needs assessment 2021-2023 Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA). CHNA's were made for three counties namely; Davidson, Rutherford and Williamson County.

Data Visualization and Poster Presentation

Tennessee Department of Health- Healthcare- Associated Infections

This poster was presented at Vanderbilt's 2023 MPH Practicum Colloquium. It portrays my practicum work at the Tennessee department of health, creating data visualizations of at risk population of Clostridiodes difficle. The poster highlights various demographics such as sex, age, race, ethnicity, treatment facility, and medications. It also displays the geographical hotspots of these at risk populations in Davidson County.

Self Determination Theory & HIV Testing Interventions

Behavioral Science- Self Determination Theory

Vanderbilt University- Behavioral Science Coursework

In collaboration with three other Vanderbilt Masters Students, we created a Behavioral Science Presentation to display our comprehension and application of the self-determination Theory. This work was included to demonstrate more of my exposure to infectious diseases and collaborative work.

"The way we work in public health is we make the best recommendations and decisions based on the best available data."

-Tom Frieden

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