Publications

• To Switch or Not to Switch: A Guide for Community Clinics Considering Changing EHRs
• A Standard-Based Model for the Sharing of Patient-Generated Health Information with Electronic Health Records
• The Development of a Highly Constrained HL7 Implementation Guide to Facilitate Electronic Laboratory Reporting to Ambulatory EHRs

MD and Health IT Expert - MedMal and IP experience

Specialties & Experience of this Expert Witness

Additional Information

- A health I.T. expert with a medical degree, medical informatics doctorate, and 20 years of research and development experience in industry. - Adjunct faculty member at Stanford Medical School in the Center for Biomedical Informatics Research. - Extensive experience with Electronic Health Records (including audit logs) and related technologies - Has consulted as an expert witness on 11 cases since 2011, with 4 depositions and 1 trial testimony since 2019. - A track record of innovation in EHR product development, as well as consulting to health I.T. firms, healthcare provider organizations, pharmaceutical companies, government agencies, and litigators in intellectual property and medical malpractice cases. - Published author and experienced speaker. - Interests and skills include EHRs, clinical data modeling and standards, software engineering, clinical decision support, interoperability, health information exchange, health I.T. regulations, intellectual property law, and teaching. - Full resume available at http://www.sujansky.com/images/Walter_Sujansky_CV.pdf - Expert witness references available upon request