An early mental health support concept needed a responsible operating model before development.
Case Studies
Selected work. Measured results.
Four examples of practical strategy, systems, and data translation.
01 · Responsible AI Strategy
A responsible operating model for an early mental health support concept
I translated the research into support logic, human review, escalation rules, implementation requirements, and cost assumptions.
Stakeholders received a reviewable concept with clear accountability and risk boundaries.
Evidence
- 9+ research sources synthesized
- Human review and escalation requirements documented
- Startup and unit cost assumptions developed for review
02 · Morehouse School of Medicine
One operating system for records and recurring work
Grant funded work, records, deadlines, and recurring tasks were spread across disconnected tools.
I designed and implemented a SharePoint and Asana system, documented the workflows, and supported adoption.
The team gained one environment for records, ownership, and recurring work.
Evidence
- 25% faster document retrieval
- 40% less manual administrative work
- 90% staff adoption during initial implementation
03 · Oselogbe House of Spirit, Inc.
A grant pipeline built around readiness
Community impact and funding opportunities were not organized for fast readiness decisions.
I prioritized ten opportunities, verified key requirements, and built an impact collection system and fact sheet.
Leadership gained a ranked pipeline, a confirmed near term target, and a repeatable evidence source.
Evidence
- 10 funding opportunities evaluated and prioritized
- 1 verified 2026 deadline elevated for action
- 10 organizational evidence categories standardized
04 · Public Health Data Translation
Turning population health analysis into practical guidance
A complex public health analysis needed to become useful without overstating cross sectional evidence.
I ran weighted regression in SAS 9.4 and translated the findings, limitations, and implications into a three page brief.
The analysis became practical guidance for screening, referral, access, and future research.
Evidence
- 10,866 Florida adults in the analytic sample
- 6.22 adjusted odds for ages 18 to 24 compared with adults 65 and older
- 18.9% reported a depression diagnosis
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