Elizabeth Canzone is a distinguished Principal Human Factors Engineer at The MITRE Corporation, where she leverages her extensive expertise in human factors psychology to enhance healthcare innovation. Currently serving as the Director of Operations for CodeX (Common Oncology Data Elements eXtensions), Liz plays a pivotal...
Elizabeth Canzone is a distinguished Principal Human Factors Engineer at The MITRE Corporation, where she leverages her extensive expertise in human factors psychology to enhance healthcare innovation. Currently serving as the Director of Operations for CodeX (Common Oncology Data Elements eXtensions), Liz plays a pivotal role in advancing HL7 FHIR© standards aimed at optimizing data interoperability and API standards. Her leadership in the Routine Care study is particularly noteworthy, as she spearheads efforts to operationalize Minimal Common Oncology Data Elements (mCODE), a crucial initiative designed to streamline cancer data collection and improve patient-centered care.
With a strong foundation in simulation and usability testing, Liz employs her skills in human factors engineering to ensure that healthcare technologies are user-friendly and effectively meet the needs of both patients and providers. Her research design capabilities, coupled with her proficiency in quantitative research methods and statistical analysis using SPSS, allow her to develop robust study designs that evaluate the impact of data standards on clinical workflows.
Liz’s commitment to fostering collaboration among community stakeholders is integral to the success of CodeX, as she works to align diverse perspectives and drive consensus on data standards that enhance cancer care. Her technical writing skills further enable her to communicate complex concepts clearly, making her a valuable asset in the health innovation landscape. Through her work at MITRE, Liz continues to push the boundaries of healthcare data interoperability, ensuring that patient care is not only efficient but also centered around the needs of those it serves.
