I had the pleasure of working with Cherise for more than 5 years at Signal and then MedQuist. She is a respected clinician and clinical improvement professional. Cherise developed one of the earliest prototypes for clinical documentation improvement in the nation. Her operational model recognized the value of direct physician interaction and feedback commonly applied today in clinical documenttion improvement programs/queries. I would highly recommend Cherise as a clinician and qualityimprovement professional.

I have had the pleasure of getting to know Cherise both as a customer of mine, and also through professional organizations. As a physician with a great deal of experience in the clinical documentation domain, she brings unique insight to the discussions underway now about the adoption of health information technologies and the impact technology and human services can have on the successful transformation of healthcare from it's current system of delivery to one driven by value and outcomes. Cherise understands the future of healthcare and is a strong voice for advocacy of comprehensive and complete clinical documentation which not only allows for the collection of important discrete data, but which also enables communication and collaboration in the care of the patient. Her advocacy efforts in Washington, her educational and thought-leadership activities in the industry, as well as her strong interpersonal and customer-service skills, make her an asset for any organization wishing to tread the waters of these changing times and come out with the ability to continue to serve health care. Cherise is a relationship builder and her service-oriented approach to relationships coupled with her realistic understanding of the needs of the health care provider, as well as her understanding of how to combine technology and services to better serve the customer, would make her a valued part of any team that truly wishes to understand the needs of healthcare. Lynn J. Kosegi, PMP Director, Health Information Services M*Modal

I had the pleasure of working with Cherise for more than 5 years at Signal and then MedQuist. She is a respected clinician and clinical improvement professional. Cherise developed one of the earliest prototypes for clinical documentation improvement in the nation. Her operational model recognized the value of direct physician interaction and feedback commonly applied today in clinical documenttion improvement programs/queries. I would highly recommend Cherise as a clinician and qualityimprovement professional.

I have had the pleasure of getting to know Cherise both as a customer of mine, and also through professional organizations. As a physician with a great deal of experience in the clinical documentation domain, she brings unique insight to the discussions underway now about the adoption of health information technologies and the impact technology and human services can have on the successful transformation of healthcare from it's current system of delivery to one driven by value and outcomes. Cherise understands the future of healthcare and is a strong voice for advocacy of comprehensive and complete clinical documentation which not only allows for the collection of important discrete data, but which also enables communication and collaboration in the care of the patient. Her advocacy efforts in Washington, her educational and thought-leadership activities in the industry, as well as her strong interpersonal and customer-service skills, make her an asset for any organization wishing to tread the waters of these changing times and come out with the ability to continue to serve health care. Cherise is a relationship builder and her service-oriented approach to relationships coupled with her realistic understanding of the needs of the health care provider, as well as her understanding of how to combine technology and services to better serve the customer, would make her a valued part of any team that truly wishes to understand the needs of healthcare. Lynn J. Kosegi, PMP Director, Health Information Services M*Modal

I had the pleasure of working with Cherise for more than 5 years at Signal and then MedQuist. She is a respected clinician and clinical improvement professional. Cherise developed one of the earliest prototypes for clinical documentation improvement in the nation. Her operational model recognized the value of direct physician interaction and feedback commonly applied today in clinical documenttion improvement programs/queries. I would highly recommend Cherise as a clinician and qualityimprovement professional.

I have had the pleasure of getting to know Cherise both as a customer of mine, and also through professional organizations. As a physician with a great deal of experience in the clinical documentation domain, she brings unique insight to the discussions underway now about the adoption of health information technologies and the impact technology and human services can have on the successful transformation of healthcare from it's current system of delivery to one driven by value and outcomes. Cherise understands the future of healthcare and is a strong voice for advocacy of comprehensive and complete clinical documentation which not only allows for the collection of important discrete data, but which also enables communication and collaboration in the care of the patient. Her advocacy efforts in Washington, her educational and thought-leadership activities in the industry, as well as her strong interpersonal and customer-service skills, make her an asset for any organization wishing to tread the waters of these changing times and come out with the ability to continue to serve health care. Cherise is a relationship builder and her service-oriented approach to relationships coupled with her realistic understanding of the needs of the health care provider, as well as her understanding of how to combine technology and services to better serve the customer, would make her a valued part of any team that truly wishes to understand the needs of healthcare. Lynn J. Kosegi, PMP Director, Health Information Services M*Modal