I’m Mickey Hawes. Data to Wisdom is the consulting service I created to assist motivated healthcare professionals transform disorganized data into publication-ready formats.
I believe that the first step in the process of acquiring wisdom comes from organizing data and sharing it with others.
I help professionals:
In a typical healthcare setting multiple professionals enter data to track various aspects of their daily productivity and patient outcomes.
Often, that data either remains disorganized or is only used internally.
But this existing data is actually quite valuable, and can serve as the foundation for a variety of research projects.
I can help you understand how to use this type of data for research projects such as retrospective observational studies or as a starting point for randomized control trials.
I’m Mickey Hawes. Data to Wisdom is the consulting service I created to assist motivated healthcare professionals transform disorganized data into publication-ready formats.
I believe that the first step in the process of acquiring wisdom comes from organizing data and sharing it with others.
I help professionals:
In a typical healthcare setting multiple professionals enter data to track various aspects of their daily productivity and patient outcomes.
Often, that data either remains disorganized or is only used internally.
But this existing data is actually quite valuable, and can serve as the foundation for a variety of research projects.
I can help you understand how to use this type of data for research projects such as retrospective observational studies or as a starting point for randomized control trials.
Dr. Hawes is a reliable and accountable expert throughout all stages of research. She has clear methodical processes which lead to steady progress and timely execution of projects on a variety of scales from simple case study report to setting up and executing detailed RCTs. With the ever-changing regulations and demands for medical device technologies to drive adoption and prove claims, Dr. Hawes is an excellent and reliable ally in Clinical Research. She has successfully managed several projects for us over the last three years and performed above expectations despite the challenges the COVID pandemic and clinical environment has thrown at all of us.
Laura Krick, Chief Commercial Officer, Interrad Medical, Inc.
I am a Clinical Affairs professional with 15 years of experience in both pharma and medical devices. I had the pleasure of working with Michelle Hawes on the development of two manuscripts. She demonstrated her expertise in vascular access, data interpretation, and medical writing. These qualities combine to provide invaluable insights to the interpretation and presentation of the study results. Her familiarity and understanding of journal content, mission, and the submission process provided a tailored approach to manuscript development, making sure the target audience was reached. She was focused on understanding the client’s needs and meeting aggressive timelines. I will certainly be returning to Data to Wisdom for additional research consulting work, and would highly recommend anyone in need of vascular access publication expertise get in touch.
Stephen Babcock, Clinical Affairs Professional
Dr. Hawes is a reliable and accountable expert throughout all stages of research. She has clear methodical processes which lead to steady progress and timely execution of projects on a variety of scales from simple case study report to setting up and executing detailed RCTs. With the ever-changing regulations and demands for medical device technologies to drive adoption and prove claims, Dr. Hawes is an excellent and reliable ally in Clinical Research. She has successfully managed several projects for us over the last three years and performed above expectations despite the challenges the COVID pandemic and clinical environment has thrown at all of us.
Laura Krick, Chief Commercial Officer, Interrad Medical, Inc.
I am a Clinical Affairs professional with 15 years of experience in both pharma and medical devices. I had the pleasure of working with Michelle Hawes on the development of two manuscripts. She demonstrated her expertise in vascular access, data interpretation, and medical writing. These qualities combine to provide invaluable insights to the interpretation and presentation of the study results. Her familiarity and understanding of journal content, mission, and the submission process provided a tailored approach to manuscript development, making sure the target audience was reached. She was focused on understanding the client’s needs and meeting aggressive timelines. I will certainly be returning to Data to Wisdom for additional research consulting work, and would highly recommend anyone in need of vascular access publication expertise get in touch.
Stephen Babcock, Clinical Affairs Professional
Nationally respected for her knowledge of infusion therapy and vascular access expertise, Mickey is an award-winning expert who has spoken at regional events and national conferences presented by the Infusion Nurses Society (INS), Association for Vascular Access (AVA), Association of Vascular and Interventional Radiographers (AVIR).
She has been published in many professional journals and serves on the review boards for the Journal of Infusion Nursing, the Journal of the Association for Vascular Access, and the American Journal of Nursing.
Recent publications have focused on peripheral midline catheters and compassionate care of patients with a history of injectable drug use.
Currently serving as a director-at-large on the Association for Vascular Access Foundation board, over the years Mickey has served both INS and AVA in many different capacities.
Nationally respected for her knowledge of infusion therapy and vascular access expertise, Mickey is an award-winning expert who has spoken at regional events and national conferences presented by the Infusion Nurses Society (INS), Association for Vascular Access (AVA), Association of Vascular and Interventional Radiographers (AVIR).
She has been published in many professional journals and serves on the review boards for the Journal of Infusion Nursing, the Journal of the Association for Vascular Access, and the American Journal of Nursing.
Recent publications have focused on peripheral midline catheters and compassionate care of patients with a history of injectable drug use.
Currently serving as a director-at-large on the Association for Vascular Access Foundation board, over the years Mickey has served both INS and AVA in many different capacities.
She holds a BS in Biology and Chemistry Education from the University of Iowa, a BSN from the University of North Alabama, an MSN from Indiana Wesleyan University, and DNP from the University of Southern Indiana.
Prior to becoming specialized in vascular access Mickey completed an initial period on an adult medical surgical unit and then transitioned to pediatrics including pediatric intensive care units and emergency rooms designated for children. Some early years were spent in home infusion both pediatrics and adults. The last 20 years have been spent leading and developing vascular access teams at multiple hospitals in Indiana.
After receiving her doctorate in nursing practice Mickey began Data to Wisdom Research Consulting to assist healthcare professionals in moving piles of data through the research process to publication.
Dr. Hawes engages with product engineers to develop vascular access products that will benefit patients in all populations.
Her work includes supporting both investigators and manufacturers in initiating retrospective and prospective post-market studies always focusing on the most important goal, improving the outcomes for patients.
She holds a BS in Biology and Chemistry Education from the University of Iowa, a BSN from the University of North Alabama, an MSN from Indiana Wesleyan University, and DNP from the University of Southern Indiana.
Prior to becoming specialized in vascular access Mickey completed an initial period on an adult medical surgical unit and then transitioned to pediatrics including pediatric intensive care units and emergency rooms designated for children. Some early years were spent in home infusion both pediatrics and adults. The last 20 years have been spent leading and developing vascular access teams at multiple hospitals in Indiana.
After receiving her doctorate in nursing practice Mickey began Data to Wisdom Research Consulting to assist healthcare professionals in moving piles of data through the research process to publication.
Dr. Hawes engages with product engineers to develop vascular access products that will benefit patients in all populations.
Her work includes supporting both investigators and manufacturers in initiating retrospective and prospective post-market studies always focusing on the most important goal, improving the outcomes for patients.
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“Sutures are awesome wonderful irreplaceable wound closure devices. But they’re not securement devices. If you look at their labeling it says, ‘Not to secure external devices.’”
“Sutures were a wonderful stop-gap between the time that central lines really came into being until we got engineered securement. Wonderful stop gap. … But there is absolutely no reason that they should even be a part of the discussion anymore.”
The best way to get in touch with Michelle (Mickey) Hawes of Data to Wisdom Research Consulting is via email or phone. Business hours are 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Eastern. Generally, voicemails are returned and emails are answered within one business day.
The best way to get in touch with Michelle (Mickey) Hawes of Data to Wisdom Research Consulting is via email or phone. Business hours are 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Eastern. Generally, voicemails are returned and emails are answered within one business day.