Improving PTSD Treatment for US Military Personnel
via Enterprise Architecting
Elizabeth Cilley Southerlan, SDM '12
Strategic IT and Operations Manager, Health and Life Sciences, Oliver Wyman
Strategic IT and Operations Manager, Health and Life Sciences, Oliver Wyman
Date: November 4, 2013
Time: Noon – 1 p.m. EDT
Free and open to all
Time: Noon – 1 p.m. EDT
Free and open to all
About the Presentation
This webinar centers on how SDM alumna Elizabeth Cilley Southerlan
used enterprise architecting to investigate the current state of
post-traumatic stress disorder treatment (PTSD) at Camp
Lejeune's existing military psychological health enterprise (MPHE).
Southerlan will discuss using enterprise architecting to:
- investigate the camp's current (as–is) state; and
- work in conjunction with multilevel analysis techniques to create a framework that could support the transformation of this complex, multilevel enterprise.
She will also describe takeaways—including dominant views of the
organization, its processes, and the importance of stakeholder
analysis—and review suggestions for the MPHE's transformation to better
serve our soldiers.
We invite you to join us!
About the Series
The MIT System Design and Management Program Systems Thinking
Webinar Series features research conducted by SDM faculty, alumni,
students, and industry partners. The series is designed to disseminate
information on how to employ systems thinking to address engineering,
management, and socio-political components of complex challenges.
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