Omaha System Update Conference this Thursday, April 17, 2025, at 8:00 AM CDT (Minnesota, USA time zone)

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Transforming Healthcare Through Data! 📊

The Omaha System Update Conference is on Thursday, April 17, 2025, beginning at 8:00 AM Central Daylight Time (Minnesota, USA time zone), via Zoom. It will last approximately two hours.

Join a collaborative exchange of knowledge that shapes the future of health information. Best of all, it's free, and no registration is required!

Click the following Zoom Link at 8:00 AM Central Daylight Time (Minnesota, USA time zone) to join.

https://umn-private.zoom.us/j/97936320935?pwd=XvEKdzXLitrIgVpxumYwgcxbfYfZA3.1

The following five outstanding speakers will share insights from their unique and diverse experiences with the Omaha System:

1. Emily Lian, Duluth, Minnesota: Using the Omaha System to Improve Public Health in St. Louis County, Minnesota
2. Ratchada (Rida) Jantraporn, Minneapolis, Minnesota: A Whole-Person Approach to Examining Long-COVID: A Cross-sectional Survey using Exploratory Data Analysis
3. Jiyoun Song, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: The Role of the Omaha System in Advancing AI Integration
4. Selda Secginli, Istanbul, Turkiye: Omaha System Journey in Turkiye
5. Brian Kates, Colorado Springs, Colorado: Using the Omaha System to Evaluate Recreation Programs

We look forward to you joining us!

The 2025 Planning Committee:

Jeana Holt, Robin Austin, Karen Martin, Karen Johnson, Merve Altiner Yas

Jeana M. Holt Ph.D., DNP, MSN, RN, FNP-BC, APNP

Assistant Professor
UW-Milwaukee School of Nursing

College of Health Professions & Sciences

Cunningham Hall 645

Kellner Entrepreneurship Fellow, Lubar Entrepreneurship Center

ABLE: Autism Brilliance Lab for Entrepreneurship, NEA-Funded Research Lab

Work (414) 229-6768

Cell (414) 949-1133

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https://uwm.edu/nursing/

https://uwm.edu/nursing/directory/holt-jeana/

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