Ashleigh Jensen
BComm
Positions
Human-Centred Designer
Cumming School of Medicine, Continuing Medical Education and Professional Development
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Research
Areas of Research
Human-Centred Design in Healthcare Data Visualization
Ashleigh's primary work within this research topic is to make sense of complex medical practice data while collaborating with healthcare professionals to design and deliver tools and resources that facilitate continued practice improvement.
Some active projects (2024/2025) include:
- Dialyzing Wisely: Reducing Early Starts of Acute Dialysis and Improving Dialysis Care in Acute and Chronic Patients in Critical Care
- Don't Misuse My Blood: Reducing Avoidable Transfusions in Patients Admitted to Critical Care and High-Risk Surgical Units in Alberta
- Assessing the Variation in Antipsychotic, Antidepressants, and Sedative Prescribing to Seniors: A Pan-Provincial Review of Low Value Prescribing in Alberta and Saskatchewan
- Appropriate Prescribing of Sedating Medications to Seniors
- Prescribing Trends in Rheumatology
Participation in university strategic initiatives
Projects
Dialyzing Wisely: Reducing Early Starts of Acute Dialysis and Improving Dialysis Care in Acute and Chronic Patients in Critical Care
Don't Misuse My Blood: Reducing Avoidable Transfusions in Patients Admitted to Critical Care and High-Risk Surgical Units in Alberta
Assessing the Variation in Antipsychotic, Antidepressants, and Sedative Prescribing to Seniors: A Pan-Provincial Review of Low Value Prescribing in Alberta and Saskatchewan
Appropriate Prescribing of Sedating Medications to Seniors
Prescribing Trends in Rheumatology
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