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(Sponsored Workshop) Introducing the Juniper Health Trauma Data Platform

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By Trauma News on October 20, 2026 Registry

This 30-minute sponsored session from Juniper Health features two trauma program leaders who are using the Juniper Health trauma data platform to automate registry workflows and improve the quality and consistency of trauma data.

First, Juniper Health founder Sean Benson provides a brief overview of the Juniper Health platform, including how it leverages EHR integrations, natural language processing, and clinically based rules to identify and automate abstraction for trauma cases.

Next, Racheal Nowling, system trauma services manager at Allina Health, discusses how her organization has reduced average abstraction time to approximately 38 minutes per case, enabling registry professionals to shift their focus toward higher-value data quality work.

Finally, Kerrie Snyder, trauma program manager at Albany Medical Center, discusses how Juniper Health’s Performance Improvement module has helped to support near real-time quality improvement efforts at their Level I trauma center.

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