Lisa is currently the National Director of Healthcare Informatics at SAS. Lisa has supported healthcare informatics and analytics for many years both in acute care settings and private sectors. She is working closely to support federal and state initiatives at SAS by refining and implementing analytic services from a clinical perspective. She is a faculty member at the University of Mary Washington, teaching Healthcare Technology and Informatics. She has a Bachelor of Science degree from George Mason University, dual master’s degrees in Business Administration and Healthcare Management, and a Doctor of Nursing Practice from American Sentinel University in Colorado. She also holds certifications in Nursing informatics, Certified Professional in Health Information Management from HIMSS, and Certified Nurse Educator.
Childbirth should be a safe and joyous occasion as parents welcome a new member into their family. Still, too often, that joy is overshadowed by maternal complications, including maternal and infant death. Each year in the United States, as many as 60,000 women experience severe, unexpected health problems related to
Lisa Lucas explains why people, knowledge and tech are vital for contact tracing.
