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Professionally Prominent Activities One way to learn about MITRE and CEM is to see the expertise of our staff in action. Our Professionally Prominent program features CEM staff that have recently participated in events or have had articles published. Highlights include: June 2006 Beth Halley presented at the FCW Government Health IT Conference at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, DC, on Thursday, June 15, 2006. Beth presented "HIT Standards and Policy". Dr. Carolyn Padovano was the invited Keynote Speaker at an Annual National Meeting for the Roy Adaptation Association Conference [Boston College, UCLA, Mount Saint Mary College] in Los Angeles, California, on Thursday, June 15, 2006. She presented "Nursing Informatics' Competencies and Curricula: Transforming Practice, Education, and Research Through Technological Solutions." Carolyn also recently received the honor of "Who's Who Among Top Executives and Professional Women in Nursing and Healthcare." Marc Halley and Mindy Rudell were the keynote speakers at the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) Summit on June 13, 2006. Marc spoke on SOA and Mindy spoke on SOA security. The summit was attended by 260 program managers and technologists from across the Intelligence Community to discuss the current progress toward enterprise SOA. Dr. Paul Lawrence is quoted in the May/June issue of Government Leader in the article "Delicate Balance." The article describes the range of relationships between political appointees and careerists in government. Paul's quote is taken from an essay he wrote in the book he co-edited in 2005, Learning the Ropes: Insights for Political Appointees. View the article. Dr. Alfred Brandstein recently had his oral history published in the Military Operations Research Society (MORS) 40th Anniversary Collection. It is sponsored by the Services, OSD and JCS. This collection is being made available at their 74th symposium. The symposia, which are classified, are often attended by 2,000-3,000 people. Alfred is a former Director and recipient of their award for long-term technical achievement. May 2006 Dr. Carolyn Padovano was the Invited Keynote Speaker on "The State-of-the-Art of the U.S. Computerized Patient Medical Record—From Selection to Successful Implementation" at the International Nursing Informatics Conference at Johns Hopkins University (in conjunction with Tokyo, University and Kanto Medical Center) on May 22, 2006. Kathy Lesh, RN, EdM, MS, BC, presented "Nursing Terminology Standards" (part of a panel entitled "Standards - WIFM?" [what's in it for me]) at the Towards the Electronic Patient Record Conference on May 24. The IRS' Office of Servicewide Policy, Directives, and Electronic Research (SPDER) selected Raye Anne Harris to be a panelist for a three-day Internal Revenue Manual (IRM) Author Conference. Raye Anne represented the IRS' Web Service Division and Enterprise Networks, her two IRM development sponsors. The IRM is the official source of procedures, guidelines, policies, and authorities used by IRS employees to perform their jobs. For more information, please contact the listed employee(s) using the employee directory. Related Information
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