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as traditional office paper. financial data. Later, Mr. Calice expanded his data interests when he saw how timely justice data could improve people's lives with a system integration among a visionary department of community justice, willing county court, and a reasonable prosecutor that ultimately reduced juvenile delinquency recidivism. He now finds value in pursuing work on information reliability problems among health, justice, and education professionals.

Produced key deliverables for minimally viable products that demonstrate target state cryptography tasks for implementing SMART  (health-information-exchange.html) interfaces to  USCDI FHIR API endpoints
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• began 1998 technology career interning as a:
  • y2K data entry contractor (data modernization)
  • tier 1 support network operations center  for mobile content company that generates custom SMS for pagers (network operations)
  • contract positions with 
    • State of Michigan Family Service Case Work and Docketing Systems
      • Wayne County Department of Community Justice,
      • Macomb County Court Web-Based Docket Management System,
      • State of Michigan Web-Based Case Management System,
• began contracting assignments as a 
  • 2001 as a LaSalle Bank data validation for on a (Standard Federal Bank) acquisition
  • 2001 as a SQL Report Writer for Department of Community Justice
  • 2001 as an Business Analyst for Software Companies that delivered target state capabilities to public/private healthcare, finance capabilities and received a Wayne State University MBA in 2004  
  • 2009 began to develop proficiency with co-authoring software capabilities with streaming digital office technology to visualize target state solutions and desired outcomes with:
    • Rapid User Interface Prototyping (user-interface-capabilities.html), and 
    • visualizing target state user experience with other simulation technologies for walking through potential real world scenarios for accelerated (visual) adoption of target state requirements.
  • 2010 began to develop deeper proficiency with web information standards for building certified health information technology and received multiple recognition - including HIMSS Interoperability Showcase for Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMSHSA) Compliance 

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Produced key deliverables for minimally viable products that demonstrate target state cryptography tasks for implementing SMART  (health-information-exchange.html) interfaces to  USCDI FHIR API endpoints

• Produce Visualization Deliverables for Leadership such as:
  • Executive Milestone Overview Diagrams,
  • Concept Overview Diagrams for current/target state workflows,
  • Interoperability Paradigm Source to Target Mapping Templates (Summary, Interfaces, Datasets, Controlled Vocabularies),
  • Recent experience using PostMan to modelling microservice API endpoints and Vision to Model target SQL cryptography tasks 
    (see my blog:health-information-exchange.html)
• Go-live playbook for twenty-three (23) California (https://www.calmhsa.org/bhqip/) counties to achieve October 2023 interoperability milestone with:
  • ​Postman collections that contained endpoint documentation and proof of concept test cases.
  • Target State Architecture diagrams for enforcing patient "opt-out" privacy preferences. with Stored Procedure "stop gap" logic.
  • Target State Architecture for automating API endpoint documentation and logs with Stored Procedure with FHIR cross-domain vulnerability mitigation 

Produced key deliverables for minimally viable products that demonstrate target state cryptography tasks for implementing SMART  (health-information-exchange.html) interfaces to  USCDI FHIR API endpoints

• Produce Visualization Deliverables for Leadership such as:
  • Executive Milestone Overview Diagrams,
  • Concept Overview Diagrams for current/target state workflows,
  • Interoperability Paradigm Source to Target Mapping Templates (Summary, Interfaces, Datasets, Controlled Vocabularies),
  • Recent experience using PostMan to modelling microservice API endpoints and Vision to Model target SQL cryptography tasks 
    (see my blog:health-information-exchange.html)
• Go-live playbook for twenty-three (23) California (https://www.calmhsa.org/bhqip/) counties to achieve October 2023 interoperability milestone with:
  • ​Postman collections that contained endpoint documentation and proof of concept test cases.
  • Target State Architecture diagrams for enforcing patient "opt-out" privacy preferences. with Stored Procedure "stop gap" logic.
  • Target State Architecture for automating API endpoint documentation and logs with Stored Procedure with FHIR cross-domain vulnerability mitigation