Haley Friedler, MPH is an Epidemiologist at OM1 where she supports the design and implementation of health analytics studies. Prior to returning to school for her Masters, Haley worked in quality improvement as a Program Coordinator at Boston Children's Hospital. She earned her MPH from the Boston University School of Public Health with concentrations in Epidemiology & Biostatistics and Health Communication & Promotion, and holds a Bachelors in Molecular Biology & Biochemistry and Biology from Wesleyan University.

Haley Friedler is the current NEAHQ President. She joined the organization and Board of Directors in 2018 (then MAHQ), has co-chaired the Membership Committee, has served on the Program and Governance & Leadership Committees, and chaired the Website Development Subcommittee.

Haley is happy to help with any questions about NEAHQ, membership/volunteer opportunities, NEAHQ programming, the website, or any other topics of interest - just shoot her a message!

Lauren has been a healthcare quality improvement professional since 2011, and held multiple roles at Boston Children’s Hospital as a Quality Improvement (QI) Coordinator, QI Data Analyst, and QI Consultant. Lauren is currently a Senior Program Manager in Population Health Management at Point32Health, where she uses QI and project management methodology to implement, evaluate, and continuously improve population health programs. Lauren received a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Mary Washington and completed a Master of Public Health at Boston University. Lauren lives in North Attleboro, MA with her husband and their dog.

Aliysa Rajwani, BDS, MPH currently works as the Assistant Director of Performance Improvement at Tufts Medical Center. Prior to that Aliysa worked at Cambridge Health Alliance in the areas of process improvement, value-based care and population health. Aliysa is trained as a dentist from Nair Hospital Dental College, Mumbai and practiced clinically prior to working full time in Quality Improvement. She also holds a Master in Public Health degree with a focus in Health Management from the Harvard School of Public Health.

Quality Project Leader at Tufts Medical Center working with teams to improve the quality and safety of clinical care. Primarily responsible for regulatory readiness and Pay-for-Performance programs, including electronic clinical quality measures. On the Board of Directors of the New England Association for Healthcare Quality (NEAHQ) since 2006. Qualified instructor for Certified Professional in Healthcare Quality (CPHQ) examination preparation courses. Prior experience in critical care, nursing management, case management, risk management and quality management in Massachusetts and Rhode Island.