Simplifying disease testing and reporting for under-resourced sites
A free tool that makes it easy for non-traditional and under-resourced facilities to record and report diagnostic test results to public health departments.
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Nick Bristow
Staff Software Engineer
10 projects
Building a response-ready public health data system
An open-source, modular toolkit that helps public health agencies automate data processing and build modern, response-ready data infrastructure.
Surfacing actionable insights from electronic case reporting data
An intuitive interface that helps public health staff quickly find actionable information from electronic case reporting files, improving case investigation workflows.
Transforming how early childhood services are delivered in Connecticut
A multi-year digital transformation effort that modernized services, data practices, and internal capabilities across the Connecticut Office of Early Childhood.
Building a trusted enrollment data foundation for early childhood programs
A modern reporting platform that made it easier for early childhood providers to submit accurate enrollment data while giving Connecticut a reliable foundation for funding and policy decisions.
Expanding access to telehealth information during COVID-19
A plain-language public website launched during the COVID-19 emergency to help providers and patients understand, access, and use telehealth.
Modernizing employment eligibility verification
A modernized digital service for employers to confirm the eligibility of their employees to work in the U.S.
Increasing website accessibility for conference attendees
Applying a globally-accepted accessibility framework to make United Nations’ conference web content accessible to persons with disabilities.
Modernizing how the nation measures healthcare quality
Helped modernize a critical CMS system used by thousands of healthcare providers and surveyors nationwide to submit and evaluate quality-of-care data.
Creating a tool for governing APIs
A minimum viable product enabling the Veterans Affairs to start learning how best to govern their growing portfolio of APIs.