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I am the founder and CEO of Strategic Health Policy International, Inc., a global…
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Something to do right from the start and at every step along the way is to study good strategists, including those in fiction. In fact, in my grad courses on strategy, 20% of the grade is based on a student's analysis of a strategy in fiction. I list the fiction books and films studied at the Army War College (yes, they do that) and add some of my favorites from contemporary cinema. Fiction - as thought experiments - offers strategists a safe way to learn. Lessons of failure and defeat occur without actual destruction and loss of life. Some of my favorites include: Saving Private Ryan, Ocean's 11, Moneyball, Inception, The Princess Bride and Home Alone. Yep, each one has some pretty elegant strategy for those who know how to see it.
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Experience & Education
Ingeni Health
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Licenses & Certifications
Volunteer Experience
Board of Directors and Ball Committee
David A Winston Health Policy Fellowship
Jan 2003 - Jan 2018 15 years 1 month
Health
Greater Philadelphia Foundation for Women Entrepreneurs
Jul 2013 - Dec 2014 1 year 6 months
Economic Empowerment
Clear Health Communications Task Force (formerly Health Literacy Initiative)
Intellus Worldwide
Sep 2020 - Present4 years 1 month
Health
Dedicated to improving health literacy to make healthcare more accessible for all. Currently working on projects to encourage proper mask-wearing.
Strategic Advisor
Executive Leaders for Advisory Boards
Jun 2020 - May 2022 2 years
Exceptional group of select advisors that help small, mid, and enterprise level companies overcome the strategic, business development, organizational and board level obstacles they face.
Principal
Global Vaccination Advisors
Jan 2021 - Present3 years 9 months
Health
Global Vaccine Advisors helps health care companies, employers and governments maximize COVID-19 - and then other - vaccination globally by leveraging drivers and overcoming barriers to vaccination. Created by FutureHealth Strategies, LLC and Strategic Health Policy International, Inc, Global Vaccination Advisors unites leading global experts with recognized track records in biopharmaceutical product commercialization, government policy, communications and training, and pandemic preparedness.
Mentor
Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association
Apr 2021 - Present3 years 6 months
The HBA mentoring program is a regional 7-month program to further the development of HBA members, and the healthcare industry as a whole, by advancing the presence and influence of women in all sectors of healthcare, including biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and medical devices. HBA Mentors volunteer their time to play a facilitator role by providing guidance, offering feedback, and helping mentees gain insights to further advance their careers.
Mentor
American Corporate Partners (ACP)
Nov 2022 - Present1 year 11 months
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ACP offers a free year-long, 1:1 mentoring program for Veterans and active duty spouses. I have recently been paired with a Navy Veteran who has completed her college studies, graduated cum laude, and now plans a career in healthcare.
Publications
The SeniorSage: Building Networks to Support Today's Longevity Pioneers
June 2, 2022
Fillit, H.M., et al, “Recommendations for Best Practices in the Treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease in Managed Care,” American Journal of Geriatric Pharmacotherapy, Volume 4, Supplement 1, pp S9-S24, 2006
2006
Covenant Matters Press 2000
For decades, healers, patients and communities have struggled for health-care reform. These three groups represent all of us with a stake in health care. This book explores covenants, agreements coupled with responsibility, achieving peace for these three players, and show us how to work together toward a solution. It illustrates how healing is a gateway to global peace and prosperity.
See publication
“Patient Privacy vs. Pharmacy Compliance – Health Care Values Collide,” in Pharmaceutical Executive, Vol. 19, No.4, April 1999.
1999
Quality Health Care for Children in SCHIP: A Guide for State Legislators, with Jack A. Meyer and Nancy S. Bagby, Women in Government, Washington, D.C. 1999.
1999
“Drug Donations: Protecting Industry Philanthropy,” in Pharmaceutical Executive, Vol 18, No. 8, August 1998.
1998
"Public Policy and the Pharmaceutical Industry," in Chelius, James, R., The Economy of New Jersey. Volume 3. Health Care Issues. New Jersey Business and Industry Association. Trenton, New Jersey, 1990.
1990
"Orphan Drug Development Programs: A Justified Expenditure of Resources," in Scheinberg, I. Herbert, and Walshe, J.M., Orphan Diseases and Orphan Drugs. Manchester University Press, Fulbright Commission, London, 1987.
1987
"Taking Charge: How to Make a Difference. Shaping Public Policy." U.S. Public Health Reports. Supplement July August, 1987.
1987
"How to Make a Difference: Shaping Public Policy," Vital Speeches of the Day, Vol. 52; No. 24: 756 760 (1986).
1986
"Health Policy Making in America: The Process of Building Consensus," in Bankowski, Z., and Bryant, J.H., Health Policy, Ethics, and Human Values: An International Dialogue, council for International Organizations of Medical Sciences, Geneva, 1985.
1985
With McGivney, W., "The Care of Patients with Severe Chronic Pain in Terminal Illness," Journal of the American Medical Association, 251:1182 1191 (1984).
1984
The Public Health Perspective on Allied Health Data Issues, Forum on Allied Health, Public Health Service, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 1982.
1982
Program Guide for Ancillary Services Review, Executive Resources Associates, Inc, for the Department of Health and Human Resources, Health Care Financing Administration, 1981.
1981
Projects
Institute of Medicine Committee to Advise the Office of Health Technology Assessment on Priorities for Technology Assessment
Jan 1991 - Jan 1992
Honors & Awards
Impact Award for Advocacy
Intellus Worldwide
Sep 2022
For health literacy impact via the Intellus Worldwide Clear Health Communications Task Force
Marie Curie Award
Healthcare Businesswomen's Association
Dec 2020
The Marie Curie award recognizes an innovation (a program, project, process, solution, or strategy) that has had a significant impact on the chapter or region. The recipient has followed through on this innovation from concept to implementation and has had a clear and measurable impact on the chapter/region or the HBA overall.
Community Enhancement Award
Tri-County YWCA
Sep 2020
25th Annual Dare To Be Powerful, Tribute to Exceptional Women, for career-long support of diversity, equity, and eliminating racism and empowering women.
Health Literacy Research Award
Healthcare Advancement Institute
2020
International award for Intellus Worldwide Clear Health Communications Task Force efforts to improve health literacy.
2017 Disruptive Woman to Watch
Disruptive Women in Health Care
Jan 2017
Fellow
Drexel University, Center for Population Health and Community Involvement
2016
Samuel Gee Society Award
National Foundation for Celiac Awareness
2015
Fellow
University of Pennsylvania, Center for Neuroscience and Society
Sep 2009
Exemplary Service for Orphan Products Development
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
1991
Management Innovation: Equal Access to Medicines
Merck & Co., Inc.
1990
Secretary's Special Recognition Award
The Honorable Margaret M. Heckler
1985
The Surgeon General's Exemplary Service Medallion
Surgeon General C. Everett Koop
1985
Organizations
National Association of Women Business Owners
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2010 - Present
ThinkGen
Board of Advisory Experts
Oct 2019 - Oct 2020
Disruptive Women In Health Care
Founding Member
2008 - 2018
Blog, ebook, and event contributor to advance improvements in healthcare with novel ideas, information, and advocacy.
Causeway Collective Foundation
Founder and Chariman
2006 - 2011
Women Business Leaders In Health
Member
Jan 2002 - 2009
A membership organization of women in healthcare in c-suite positions.
Institute of Medicine Committee on Accelerating Research, Development and Acquisition of Medical Countermeasures Against Biological Warfare Agents
Member
2002 - 2003
Partnership for Prevention
Founding Vice-Chairman
Jan 1992 - Jan 2003
A public-private partnership, founded with Board Chair, The Honorable Richard Schweiker to advance prevention in the US. Notable accomplishments include harmonizing the pediatric immunization schedule to improve vaccine coverage rates in children and, at the request of the US Congress, designing the "Welcome to Medicare" prevention visit, which has since been expanded to provide an annual wellness visit for Medicare Beneficiaries.
American Biogenetic Sciences, Inc.
Board Member, Audit Committee
1999 - 2002
Public Health Foundation
Member, Board of Directors
1992 - 1994
National Institutes of Health, National Institute for Child Health and Human Development
Member of National Committee, Member of Steering Committee
1990 - 1994
Institute of Medicine Committee to Advise the Office of Health Technology Assessment on Priorities for Technology Assessment
Member
1991 - 1993
Commission on Drugs for Rare Diseases, Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
Member
1991 - 1992
Health on Wednesday
Member
1985 - 1988
Scrubby Bear Foundation
Board Member
Sep 1985 - Jul 1987
Scrubby Bear Foundation provided resources to improve infection control in hospitals and schools.
Executive Women In Government
Member
1984 - 1987
American Council on Transplantation
Founding Member, Board of Directors
1984 - 1986
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