Polly

Elizabeth H. Gosselin, MLS, RHIT (Polly)

Polly is an information and database expert with additional training in health care information. In a previous life, Polly worked with legislative information analysis and the development and implementation of legislative text processing and tracking systems.  More recently her focus has been  medical information analysis and reporting from electronic medical records, including data exports for quality improvement and reporting, ongoing patient care reports, documentation quality reports and several more specialized areas.

Polly’s Resume

Volunteer Work

“I’m an over-active member of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Waterville, serving on vestry, singing in choir, and helping out with children’s programs, outreach ministries, parish suppers and almost any other event. I also represent St. Mark’s on the Interfaith Council, which led to my involvement with the Waterville Evening Sandwich Program, where I cook and coordinate takeout meals for 50-100 people one or two days each month.” – Polly

Polly also volunteers for the Waterville Food Bank and recently collaborated as a volunteer with Bill to create their website which is being hosted for free by MaineQIP.


Information Matters!

We’d like to hear from you about your information and projects. Thanks.

Polly Gosselin and Bill Eberle

“Polly is genius. I depend on her ability to understand the often deep and fundamental practical issues about a data or application challenge – and to find the right approach to any information challenge . . . and I’m humbled by how easily she sees the ‘down to earth’ truths that are essential to a successful solution. Polly understands that people, and how they think about and use their information, is the key.

In Maine InfoPro2, the amazingly simple, innovative idea behind our ability to allow customers to define hierarchical and non-hierarchical relationships, between organizations and between organizations and people, and between people, and between assets and people or organizations or other assets in any way they wish was her invention.”

Bill Eberle, Maine QIP