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Sarah Moran

Building PatientNotes: using A.I. to reduce the burden of clinical notes for healthcare professionals. Co-founder, Girl Geek Academy

Sarah Moran, the Chief Operating Officer of PatientNotes, is a skilled professional with a background in technology and entrepreneurship.

During her time as CEO and co-founder of Girl Geek Academy, Sarah demonstrated her ability to foster innovation and inclusion in the tech industry.

Her strategic vision and leadership played a significant role in empowering women and girls in technology, launching projects like the world's first all-women hackathon.

Sarah's experiences have equipped her with unique insights and skills that she now applies to revolutionize clinical documentation in the healthcare technology sector at PatientNotes.

She holds a Bachelor of Journalism from QUT and has pursued various courses related to design, marketing, and product development.

With a diverse organizational background, including roles at ABC, Electric Vehicle Council, AGL Australia, and National Australia Bank, Sarah has gained expertise in marketing, communications, and innovation.

Her ability to scale technologies, manage large-scale projects, and drive strategic initiatives makes her a valuable asset in the healthcare technology industry.

Sarah Moran's relentless pursuit of excellence and her passion for empowering women in technology define her professional journey.

Her role as COO at PatientNotes reflects her commitment to driving innovation, efficiency, and inclusive solutions in healthcare.

Highlights

Aug 25 · linkedin

Chris Minns’ data on "Hybrid is more productive" is from an Indian IT company during May 2020 lockdowns—when India had the 3rd-highest death toll and 2nd-highest infection rate.

During the WFH study period of May-October 2020 Hcl Technologies, the company studied, actually more than doubled its share price.

But the study only measured "productivity" by the quantity and quality of ideas submitted to an online innovation portal, a questionable metric during the sudden onset of a pandemic.

The author, Christoph Siemroth recently told ABC that "the drop in productivity for those who have kids at home is even steeper“—no surprise, given they were homeschooling and unable to leave their home 🫠

Yet, this flawed study is being used to justify stripping away the flexibility that benefits parents, those with disabilities, and regional homeowners, forcing them back to the office.

Comparing WFH productivity from lockdowns in May 2020 to today is not only misleading but incredibly harmful.

Shame!

Aug 1 · linkedin

As a remote company we’ve ditched the traditional offsite for quarterly “onsites” at PatientNotes.app. But if "get a good offsite venue" was an Olympic Sport, my gold medal would be Dayle Stevens OAM and I booking the Spiegeltent!

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