SUSAN A. MATNEY, PhD, RNC-OB, FAAN ACADEMIC VITA

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1 PERSONAL DATA Susan A. Matney Senior Medical Informaticist Intermountain Healthcare, Salt Lake City, UT (cell) (home) Adjunct Instructor College of Nursing University of Utah Salt Lake City, UT Citizenship: United States EDUCATION Years Degree Institution (Area of Study) 2015 Ph.D. University of Utah (Nursing) SUSAN A. MATNEY, PhD, RNC-OB, FAAN ACADEMIC VITA 1999 M.S.N. University of Utah (Nursing Informatics) 1993 B.S.N. University of Phoenix (Nursing) 1989 A.D.N. Mesa State College (Nursing) LICENSURE/CERTIFICATION Present NCC Inpatient Obstetric Nursing Certification Present Registered Nurse (UT) EMPLOYMENT / PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 04/16 Present Senior Medical Informaticist, Intermountain Healthcare, Salt Lake City, UT 09/01 - Present Adjunct Faculty - College of Nursing, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT 06/11 03/16 Medical Informaticist, 3M HIS, Murray, UT 04/12 2/14 Canada Health Infoway, Contracted SNOMED CT Subject Matter Expert, Toronto 01/11 06/11 Senior Medical Vocabulary Engineer, Intermountain Healthcare, Salt Lake City, UT 03/08 12/10 Senior Content Engineer, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT 09/06-07/07 Faculty, Excelsior University, New York City, NY 11/05-02/08 Nurse Informaticist, Siemens Medical Solutions, Malvern, PA 09/02-09/06 Faculty, University of Phoenix, Salt Lake City, UT 06/97-10/05 Medical Vocabulary Eng. - Team Lead, Intermountain Healthcare, Salt Lake City, UT 06/93-06/97 Director of Women's Services, Lakeview Hospital, Bountiful, UT 06/89-06/93 Director of Nursing, Allen Memorial Hospital, Moab, UT 06/78-05/89 Staff Nurse, Montrose Memorial Hospital, Montrose Colorado

2 HONORS, RECOGNITIONS & AWARDS 2016 Outstanding Dissertation Award received from the University of Utah College of Nursing Selected as a Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing Selected as distinguished alumnus for Olathe (Colorado) High School Selected as a pioneer in nursing informatics by the AMIA nursing working group. CONTINUING EDUCATION Years Topic Study Topic 2017 SNOMED CT Content Development Course 2016 Update in HIT: Healthcare Data Analytics SNOMED CT Implementation Course 2015 SNOMED CT Foundation Course A three month course which provided a theoretical understanding of SNOMED CT content and its development and maintenance from a content authoring perspective. A two month, 14 module course covering data analytics methodologies used in all healthcare settings. The course included an overview of standards for interoperable health IT. A six month course that provides an understanding of SNOMED CT for those engaged in various parts of the implementation process - from the decision to adopt SNOMED CT, through to specification and procurement and/or design and development of SNOMED CT enabled solutions, to deployment and practical use. A three month introductory course designed to provide a broad foundational knowledge of SNOMED CT and to enable those who have completed the course to join in more advanced SNOMED CT e-learning courses. PUBLICATIONS Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles 1. Matney, S.A., Settergren, T., Carrington, J. M., Richesson, R. L., Sheide, A., & Westra, B. L. (2017). Standardizing physiologic assessment data to enable big data analytics. Western Journal of Nursing Research, 39, Matney, S.A., (2016). Semantic Interoperability: The good, the bad, and the ugly. Nursing2016, 46(10), Matney, S.A., Staggers, N., & Clark, L. (2016). Nurses Wisdom in Action in the Emergency Department. Global Qualitative Nursing Research, (3) Matney, SA., Dolin, G., Sheide, A., & Buhl, L. (2016). Communicating nursing care using the HL7 C-CDA R2 care plan. CIN: Computers, Informatics, Nursing, 34(3), Warren, J. J., Matney, S. A., Foster, E. D., Auld, V. A., & Roy, S. L. (2015). Toward interoperability: A new resource to support nursing terminology standards. CIN: Computers, Informatics, Nursing, 33(12), McCormick, K., Sensmeier, J., Dykes, P., Grace, E., Matney, S..A., Schwartz, K. & Weston, M. (June 2015). Exemplars for advancing standardized terminology in nursing to achieve sharable,

3 comparable quality data based upon evidence. Online Journal of Nursing Informatics (OJNI), 19 (2), Available at 7. Matney S.A., Avant, K, Staggers, N. Toward an Understanding of Wisdom in Nursing. (2015) Online Journal of Issues in Nursing. 21(1). 8. Westra B, Latimer GE, Matney SA, Park JI, Sensmeier J, Simpson RL, et al. A National Action Plan for Sharable and Comparable Nursing Data to Support Practice and Translational Research for Transforming Health Care. (2015) Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association. 22(3), Harris M, Heerman-Langford L, Miller H, Hook M, Dykes P, Matney SA.(2015) Harmonizing and Extending Standards from a Domain-Specific and Bottom-Up Approach: An Example from Development through Use in Clinical Applications. Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association. 22(3), Clancy, T. R., Bowles, K. H., Gelinas, L., Androwich, I., Delaney, C., Matney, S., et al. (2014). A call to action: Engage in big data science. Nursing Outlook, 62(1), Matney SA., Maddox, L. J., & Staggers, N. (2014). Nurses as knowledge workers: Is there evidence of knowledge in patient handoffs? Western Journal of Nursing Research, 36(2), Matney, SA., Warren, J. J., Evans, J. L., Kim, T. Y., Coenen, A., & Auld, V. A. Development of the Nursing Problem List Subset of SNOMED CT. Journal of Biomedical Informatics, 45 (4), Buhl, L, Matney, SA (2013). Outstanding Podium Research: Coding Data Elements of Clinical Information Models for Interoperability. Computers, Informatics, and Nursing, September 2013, Volume 31, Issue Matney S.A., Brewster PJ, Sward KA, Cloyes KG, Staggers N. Philosophical Approaches to the Nursing Informatics Data-Information-Knowledge-Wisdom Framework. ANS Adv Nurs Sci. 34(1), Westra, B. L., Subramanian, A., Hart, C. M., Matney, S. A., Wilson, P. S., Huff, S., et al. (2010). Achieving meaningful use of electronic health records through the integration of the nursing management minimum data set JONA, 40(7/8), Krikov, S., Price, R. C., Matney, S.A., Allen-Brady, K., & Facelli, J. C. (2010). Enabling GeneHunter as a Grid Service. A Case Study for Implementing Analytical Services in Biomedical Grids. Methods of Information in Medicine, 49(6). 17.Matney SA, Warren JJ, Casey A. (2009). Educating a health terminologist. Stud Health Technol Inform,(146), Matney SA, DaDamio R, Couderc C, Dlugos M, Evans J, Gianonne G, Haskell R, Hardiker N, Coenen A, Saba VK. (2008). Translation and integration of CCC nursing diagnoses into ICNP. J Am Med Inform Assoc,15(6), Subramanian A, Westra BL, Matney SA, Wilson PS, Delaney C, Huff SM, Huber DL. (2008). Integrating the nursing management minimum data set into the logical observation identifier names and codes system. AMIA Annu Symp Proc, Rocha R, Hurdle J, Matney SA, Narus S, Meystre S, Lasalle B, Deshmukh V, Hunter C, Mineau G, Facelli JC, Joyce M. (2008). Utah s statewide informatics platform for translational and clinical science. AMIA Annu Symp Proc, Matney S, Dent C, Rocha RA. (Aug 2004). Development of a compositional terminology model for nursing orders. Int J Med Inf,73(7-8), Danko, A, Kennedy, R, Haskell, R, Androwich, IM, Button, P, Correia, CM, Grobe, SJ, Harris, MR, Matney, S, Russler, D. (2003). Modeling Nursing Interventions in the Act Class of HL7 RIM

4 Version 3. J Biomed Inform,36(4-5), Matney S, Bakken S, Huff SM. (2003). Representing Nursing Assessments in Clinical Information Systems Using the Logical Observation Identifiers, Names, and Codes (LOINC) Database. J Biomed Inform,36(4-5), Clayton PD, Narus S P, Huff SM, Pryor TA, Haug PJ, Matney S, Evans RS, Rocha BH, Bowes WA, Holston FT, Gunderson ML. (2003). Building a comprehensive clinical information system from components. Methods Inf Med,42,1-7. Non Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles 1. Matney S, Ozbolt JG, Bakken S. (2004). Update on logical observation identifier names and codes (LOINC). Online Journal of Nursing Informatics,8(1). 2. Matney, S. (2003). Logical Observation Identifier Names and Codes (LOINC) ANA Recognition Commentary. Online Journal of Nursing Informatics,7(3). Books (or Chapters in Books) 1. Kim, T.Y., Matney, S.A., Informatics-Related Standards and Standards-Setting Organizations. In: Health Informatics: An Interprofessional Approach Nelson, R. and Staggers, N. eds) (2 nd ed.). Elsevier. 2. Matney, S.A., Shiede, A (2015) Centralized Locations and Tools for Multiple Terminologies: Servers, Services, Databases, and Registries. In Healthcare Code Sets, Clinical Terminologies and Classification Systems (Giannangelo, K. ed) (3 rd ed.), American Health Information Management Systems, Chicago, IL. 3. Kim, T.Y., Matney, S.A., Standards. In: Informatics for Health Practitioners: An Interprofessional Approach Nelson, R. and Staggers, N. eds) (1 st ed). Elsevier. 4. Matney SA, Lundberg C. The Role of Standardized Terminology and Language in Informatics. In: Hebda T, Czar P, editors. Handbook of Informatics for Nurses & Health Care Professionals. 5th ed. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall; Westra BL, Matney SA, Subramanian A, Hart CM. (In 2010). Case Study 13B: Update of the NMMDS and Mapping to LOINC. In Weaver CA, Delaney C, Weber P, Carr RL (Eds.), Nursing and Informatics for the 21st Century: An International Look at Practice, Education and EHR Trends (2nd). HIMSS. 6. Matney SA, Bakken S, Huff SM. (2006). Messaging the Clinical Care Classification (CCC) System using Logical Observation Identifiers Names and Codes (LOINC) and Health Level Seven (HL7). In Saba, VK (Eds.), Clinical Care Classification (CCC) System Manual: A Guide to Nursing documentation. New York: Springer. 7. Huff SM, Rocha R, Parker CG, Matney SA. (2006). Ontologies, Vocabularies and Data Models. In Greenes RA (Ed.),Medical Decision-Making: Computer Based Approaches to Achieving Healthcare Quality and Safety. Elsevier. 8. Willson, D, Bjornstad, G, Lussier, J, Matney, S, Miller, S, Nelson, N, Neiswanger, M, Pinto, K. (2002). Nursing informatics career opportunities. In Carty, B (Eds.),Nursing informatics: Education for practice(2nd). New York: Springer. 8. Willson D, Bjornstad G, Lussier J, Matney SA, Miller S, Nelson N, Neiswanger M, Pinto K. (2003). Precepting informatics students: Issues and perspectives. In Carty, B (Eds.),Nursing Informatics: Education for practice(2nd). New York: Springer.

5 Conference Proceedings 1. Sheide, A., Matney, S.A., Wilson, P. Meaningful Use: Standard Terminology Challenges and Measuring Success. AHIMA Harman, T.L., Seeley, R.A., Oliveira, I.M., Sheide, A., Kartchner, T., Woolstenhulme, R.D., Wilson, P.S., Lau, L.M., Matney, S.A., Standardized Mapping of Nursing Assessments across 59 U.S. Military Treatment Facilities. AMIA Annual Symposium Proceedings 2012, Matney SA. Representing Coded and Structured Patient Data using Detailed Clinical Models. Summer Institute of Nursing Informatics; July 21, 2011, Baltimore, MD. 4. Matney SA, Bradshaw RL, Livne OE, Bray BE, Mitchell JA, Narus SP, editors. Development of a Model Driven Platform for Clinical and Translational Research. AMIA Translational Summit Proceedings; 2011 March 7, 2011; San Francisco, CA. 5. Bradshaw, R. L., Matney, S A., Livne, O. E., Bray, B. E., Mitchell, J. A., & Narus, S. P. (2009). Architecture of a federated query engine for heterogeneous resources. Paper presented at the AMIA Annual Symposium Proceedings. 6. DaDamio R, Kennedy R, Matney S, Gugerty B, Dlugos M, Haskell R. (2007). Plan of Care Knowledge-Driven Model Formation. AMIA Spring Congress, Orlando 7. Matney S, Dent C, Rocha R, Miller S. (2003). Development of a Fully Specified Nursing Order. 8th International Congress in Nursing Informatics, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. 8. Bakken S, Button P, Konicek D, Matney SA, McKormick K, Ozbolt J, Saba V, Warren JJ, Westra, BL. (2000). Standardized Terminologies for Nursing Concepts: Collaborative Activities in the United States. NI2000 Post Congress Workshop, Rotorua, New Zealand. Papers, Monographs and Reports 1. Matney SA, Bradshaw RL, Livne OE, Bray BE, Narus SP. (2009). Adopting and Adapting cabig Standards to Achieve Interoperability for Heterogeneous Systems. Poster session presented at cabig Annual Conference, Washington D.C. 2. Guo JW, Poynton M, Matney SA, Ellington L, Crouch BI, Caravati EM. (July 2009). Requirements analysis for HL7 message development in poison control center. Poster session presented at Nursing Informatics 2009, Helsinki, Finland. 3. Tilley C, Matney SA. (2005). Contributing pain assessment concepts to a controlled terminology. Washington D.C. PRESENTATIONS Meeting Presentations International 11/08 Implementing Standardized Nursing Terminologies in EHRs: Challenges and Opportunities Participants: S. Matney, R. Dadamio, J.J. Warren, G.M. Keenan, M.R. Harris American Medical Informatics Association Washington, D.C. 02/07 Mapping Clinical LOINC and NMMDS Codes Participants: B. Westra, C.W. Delaney, A. Subramarian, S Matney Clinical LOINC Meeting Salt Lake City, UT, Feb /05 Nursing Order Information Model

6 National Nursing Terminology Summit Nashville, TN 04/2017 Structuring, Encoding and Messaging Nursing Data. Webinar given to the HIMSS Minnesota Chapter: April 12, /2017 From Data to Wisdom with Soul. American Nursing Informatics Association: April 1, 2017, New Orleans, LA. 10/2016 Pressure Injury User Story DOD/VA Industry Interoperability Roundtable: Oct. 13, 2016, McLean, VA. 06/2016 Mapping LOINC and SNOMED-CT to EHR Data (2016). Preconference tutorial given at the 2016 Nursing Knowledge: Big Data Science Conference, Minneapolis, MN. 07/2014 Coding Nursing Assessments Using SNOMED and LOINC to Support National Standards for Interoperability. Summer Institute of Nursing Informatics; July 16, 2014, Baltimore, MD. 06/2014 Mapping Nursing Assessments to LOINC and SNOMED CT Nursing and Big Data Conference, Minneapolis, Minnesota 10/2013 Standardized Retrieval of Context-Specific Patient Education Material Howe, R., Matney, SA, Presented at AHIMA, Atlanta, Georgia 10/2013 Leveraging Meaningful Use, standard terminology, and the HL7 Infobutton for patientspecific education Seeley, R., Sheide, A., Matney, S.A., Weingarten, J., Lau, L.M., Harman, T. Presented at AHIMA, Atlanta, Georgia 07/2013 Training Bedside Nurse to Clinical Terminologist Harman, T.L, Seeley, R.A., Matney, S.A. Summer Institute of Nursing Informatics; July 17, 2013, Baltimore, MD. 07/2013 Interoperability Standards Matney SA. Summer Institute of Nursing Informatics; July 17, 2013, Baltimore, MD. 06/2013 Introduction to SNOMED CT for Nursing Matney, SA, Warren, J. Presented to HIMSS Nursing Task Force via Webex, June 18, /2013 Health IT Interoperability Underwood, C, Mon, D, Suarez, W, Matney, S.A., Sloane, E. Presented at ehealth Initiative, Government Affairs Retreat Washington, D.C., March 13, /2013 Pressure Ulcer Mobile Application ONC Challenge grant. Presented to grant applicants via Webex. 09/2012 HDD Terminology and Information Model Browsing Tools. Nachimuthu, S.K. MD PhD, Matney, S.A. Weiner, M.G., Huff, S.M., Lau, L.M. Presented to AMIA Annual Symposium, Chicago, USA Meaningful Use (MU): Standard Terminology Challenges and Measuring Success Sheide, A., Matney, S.A., Wilson, P. Presented to AHIMA, Chicago, IL 08/2012 Considerations and Challenges in Mapping and Attributing Clinical LOINC Concepts Kartchner, T., Matney, S.A., Sheide, A Presented to Clinical LOINC Committee, Salt Lake City, Utah

7 08/2010 Advances in Nursing Terminologies and Information Models Presented to the AMIA Nursing Working Group via Webex August 26, /08 Introduction to the HL7 Common Document Architecture (CDA) Presented to the ANA Committee for Nursing Practice Information Infrastructure Washington D.C., March 4, /05 LOINC to CPT NLM Contract Huff, S, Matney, S, Johnson, C American Medical Association Chicago, Illinois Local/Regional 10/15 Nurses Wisdom in Action in the Emergency Department 10 th Annual Nursing Research Conference Salt Lake City, UT. 01/06 Nursing Terminologies University of Utah, Medical Informatics Lecture. Salt Lake City, UT. Invited Presentations International 09/2015 Using SNOMED CT for Nursing Documentation Keynote Address Danish Nurses Association Aarhus, Denmark 07/2010 Nursing skin and would assessment panels Clinical LOINC Meeting Salt Lake City, UT 04/2010 Creation of a SNOMED Nursing Problem Subset Proposal. Matney, S.A., Warren, J.J. IHTSDO Nursing Working Group Meeting. Copenhagen, Denmark 06/07 Ontologies, Archetypes, and Information Models Participants: Matney, S, Hardiker, N, Warren, J Nursing Terminology Summit 10/05 Legacy Data Issues Clinical Vocabulary Mapping Methods Institute AHIMA Preconferance Peer-Reviewed Presentations International 10/16 Clinical Assessments and the LOINC/SNOMED CT Relationship Participants: J. Lyle, S. Matney SNOMED CT Expo 2016, Wellington, New Zealand 10/14 IHTSDO/ICN Nursing Collaboration Participants: S. Matney, Z. Whitewood-Moores, A. Coenen, N. Hardiker, J. Millar SNOMED CT Implementation Showcase. Amsterdam, Netherlands 10/13 Lessons Learned from the Development & Use of Intensional Value Sets

8 Participants: S. Matney, B. Knight SNOMED CT Implementation Showcase, Washington, D.C. 11/07 Implementing an EHR using Structured Terminology (workshop) Matney, S, Harris, M, Heermann-Langford, L, Kennedy, R American Medical Informatics Association, Chicago, IL 08/07 Soarian Plan of Care Transforming Care Delivery through Problem and Outcome Directed Care McGillin, L, Matney, S, Devine, C, McChesney, Morris-Miller, J, Murray, C Siemens Innovations Users Group Conference, Philadelphia, PA 06/06 HL7 Development Framework Case Study: Nursing Intervention Tutorial Haskell, R, Androwich, I, Corriea, C, Danko, A, Grobe, S, Harris, M, Kennedy, R, Matney, S, Russler, D NI2006 Seoul Korea 09/04 HL7 Development Framework Case Study: Nursing Intervention Tutorial Haskell, R, Androwich, I, Corriea, C, Danko, A, Grobe, A, Harris, M, Kennedy, R, Matney, S, Russler, D MedInfo San Francisco, CA National 10/16 Pressure Injury Interoperability User Story Matney, SA Interagency Program Office, Oct. 13, 2016, Washington, DC 11/14 Nursing Data to Support the C-CDA, emeasures, and Big Data Science Ready or Not Delaney, CW, Dolin, G, Matney, SA, Warren, JJ, Westra, BL AMIA 2014 Annual Symposium, Nov. 18, 2014, Washington DC 7/13 Hiking the Path to Semantic Interoperability: Interesting Sites along the Way. Matney SA. Summer Institute of Nursing Informatics; July 21, 2013, Baltimore, MD. 7/12 Hiking the Path to Semantic Interoperability: Interesting Sites along the Way. Warren, JJ, Matney SA. Summer Institute of Nursing Informatics; July 19, 2012, Baltimore, MD. 07/11 Representing Coded and Structured Patient Data using Detailed Clinical Models Summer Institute in Nursing Informatics (SINI), Baltimore, MD 07/07 Understanding HL7 Messaging with SNOMED and LOINC Summer Institute in Nursing Informatics (SINI), Baltimore, MD 07/07 Methods for Successful Terminology Integration to Advance Evidence-based Practice Button, P, Kennedy, R, Lundberg, C, Matney, S, Meadows, G, Warren, J Summer Institute in Nursing Informatics (SINI). Baltimore, MD 07/06 Methods for Successful Terminology Integration to Advance Evidence-based Practice Androwich, I, Button, P, Elrod, J, Kennedy, R, Konicek, D, Matney, S, Meadows, G, Warren, J Summer Institute in Nursing, Baltimore, MD 02/06 Making the Most of Structured Terminology - Strategies for Success Matney, S, Kennedy, R HIMSS Nursing Conference, San Diego, CA

9 Continuing Education Presentations Posters 1. Howe, R. Kartchner, T, Humphreys, K, Matney, SA Evaluation of SNOMED CT Content Coverage for a Decision Support System AMIA 2014 Annual Symposium, 2014, Washington DC 2. Harman, T, Howe, R. Kartchner, T, Matney, SA Connecting CCC to SNOMED CT and LOINC in a Terminology Server AMIA 2014 Annual Symposium, 2014, Washington DC 3. Buhl, L, Matney SA Submission Process for Requesting SNOMED CT Clinical Concepts (2014) Poster presented at the Summer Institute of Nursing Informatics, Baltimore, MD 4. Harmon, T, Matney SA Connecting CCC to SNOMED CT and LOINC in a Terminology Server (2014) Poster presented at the Summer Institute of Nursing Informatics, Baltimore, MD 5. Howe, R, Kartchner, T, Matney SA Gap Analysis of SNOMED CT Content Coverage for a Decision Support System (2014) Poster presented at the Summer Institute of Nursing Informatics, Baltimore, MD 6. Matney, SA, Avant, K, Staggers, N. The Construct of Wisdom-in-action for Clinical Nursing (2013) Poster presented at the American Nursing Informatics Association Conference, San Antonio, TX. (First place award winner). 7. Kartchner, T., Sheide, A., & Matney, S.A. (2013). Applying lab LOINC attributes to clinical LOINC challenges. Poster presented at the American Medical Informatics Association Annual Symposium Proceedings, Washington D.C. 8. Seeley, R., & Matney, S.A. (2013). Analysis of nursing charting and modeling for improving EHR interoperability. Poster presented at the Summer Institute of Nursing Informatics, Baltimore, MD. 9. Maddox, LJ, Matney SA, Staggers, N. Data, Information, Knowledge & Wisdom in Nursing Change of Shift Reports (2013) Poster presented at the American Nursing Informatics Association Conference, San Antonio, TX. (third place award winner) 10. Matney SA, Warren, JJ. Development of the Nursing Subset of SNOMED CT (2012) Poster session presented at the International Congress of Nursing Informatics, Montreal Canada. 11. Oliveira IM, Matney SA, Seeley, R, Harman T, Sheide A, Kartchner T, Woolstenhulme D. Standardized Mapping for Integration across 59 U.S. Military Treatment Facilities (2012) Poster session presented at the International Congress of Nursing Informatics, Montreal Canada. 12. Matney SA, Bradshaw RL, Livne OE, Bray BE, Narus SP. (2009). Adopting and Adapting cabig Standards to Achieve Interoperability for Heterogeneous Systems. Poster session presented at cabig Annual Conference, Washington D.C. 13. Guo JW, Poynton M, Matney SA, Ellington L, Crouch BI, Caravati EM. (July 2009). Requirements analysis for HL7 message development in poison control center. Poster session presented at Nursing Informatics 2009,Helsinki, Finland. 14. Tilley C, Matney SA. (2005). Contributing pain assessment concepts to a controlled terminology. Washington D.C.

10 MANUSCRIPT REVIEWS Years Journals 2015 present Western Journal of Nursing Research present present Qualitative Health Research Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association present Informatics for Health and Social Care present Medical Informatics Association Conference Proceedings PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS & SERVICE Professional Organizations Present Member Alliance for Nursing Informatics (LOINC representative) Present Member American Academy of Nursing 2008 Present Member Health Information Management System Society (HIMSS) Present Member, Health Level Present Member, American Medical Informatics Association Present Member, American Nurses Association Present Member, Utah Nurses Association Present Member, Sigma Theta Tau International: Gamma Rho Chapter Public Service Volunteer Nurse, Davis County Health Department. Davis County Clinic Present Chair, Regenstrief Institute, Inc. Clinical LOINC Committee, Nursing Subcommittee Present Active Member, Regenstrief Institute, Inc.. Clinical LOINC Committee, Logical Observation Identifiers Names and Codes Service to Profession 4/16 - Present Health IT 2017 Interoperability Standards Advisory Task Force 2012 Present Member Nursing Knowledge and Big Data Conference Steering Committee, University of Minnesota Selected member HIMSS Nursing Informatics Committee Chair SNOMED CT Nursing Special Interest Group 2008 Present Vocabulary Facilitator, Health Level 7, Patient Care Committee Elected Member of Implementation and Innovation Committee, International Health Terminology SDO (SNOMED). Nominated by the NLM 2000 Present Chair Clinical LOINC nursing subcommittee Elected Member of Quality Assurance Committee, International Health Terminology SDO (SNOMED). Nominated by the NLM Appointed Member, American Nurses Association, Committee for Nursing Practice Infrastructure (CNPII) Nominated by the Utah Nurses Association Co-Chair, Health Level 7, Patient Care