Ankita Srivastava

Ankita Srivastava is a first-generation graduate, researcher, and seasoned healthcare professional with 7+ years of professional work experience in healthcare settings and 5 years of work experience in academic settings. Her current research examines the intended and unintended consequences of healthcare IT using multiple methods. Her work has been published in leading healthcare IT journals and top IS conferences.

Education

• Oklahoma State University - Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Management Science and Information Systems Aug 2017 - May 2022
• Devi Ahilya Vishwavidyalaya - Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.), Hospital and Health Care Facilities Administration/Management 2008 - 2010

Teaching Interests

Ankita is currently teaching GB 310 "Business Process and Systems." In the past, she has taught courses like operations management, IT project management, systems development, and python programming courses with outstanding student evaluations.

Research Interests

Healthcare IT, Business Analytics, EHR Design and Usability

Consulting/Practice Interests

Healthcare business process improvement, supply chain management, healthcare data management

Awards and Honors

• 2022, Outstanding Doctoral Student for the MSIS Department, Spears School of Business, OSU
• 2021, ICIS Doctoral Consortium, AIS
• 2021, Philips Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship Award, Spears School of Business, OSU
• 2018, First place and People’s Choice Award in 3-Minute Thesis Competition, Graduate College, OSU
• 2017, Patterson Foundation Outstanding Innovator Care Delivery, Center for Health Systems Innovation, OSU
• 2016, Third Place Health Data Shootout , Center for Health Systems Innovation
• 2016, Third Place OSU Research Day Poster Presentation, Graduate College, OSU
• 2008, First Place Business Plan Competition for Women Students, National Research Development Corporation (A Government of India enterprise)

Publications

Journal Articles

• Srivastava, A. (2022). Relationship between electronic health records strategy and user satisfaction: a longitudinal study using clinicians’ online reviews. Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association, (29) 9 1577–1583. (Link)