What if we could provide targeted training for the next generation of female leaders in Health IT that gave them the skills needed to break the glass ceiling. Sue Schade has taken a step in that direction with C-Change. \
Wes Wright has the experience of being a large system CTO and now one of the leading IAM providers in healthcare. We tap into both experiences in this wide ranging discussion to explore how Health IT is changing.
Wellpepper completed a randomized control study which showed that digital intervention activated patients earlier in the process to produce greater gains. Moving beyond experience to better clinical outcomes. Anne Weiler and I explore innovation on this episode.
Democrats and Republicans from three administrations spanning decades delivered a HIMSS keynote discussion where they declared bipartisan agreement on consumer centric interoperability. Aneesh Chopra helps us explore what this means for Health IT.
The combination of Voice, ML, AI, and NLP have the ability to make the computer disappear from the exam room. Nuance demonstrated it and Joe Petro explains it in this discussion form the HIMSS floor.
How can technology serve the poor and vulnerable in our communities. In this discussion with Khan Siddiqui. M.D. we explore creative solutions that which establish new touch points to provide care.
Vik Nagjee is someone who has worked with the large health systems to modernize their stack. His focus is on simplifying the architecture to reduce complexity and increase agility. Another conversation from the HIMSS floor.
Executive search firms are busy in Health IT. New roles are emerging and the requirements for existing roles are changing. Check out this discussion from the floor of HIMSS with Nick Giannas from Witt/Kieffer on some of these changes.
Continuing our series of discussion from CHIME/HIMSS 2019 we hear from Tressa Springmann where we discuss the opportunity to transform the call center into a virtual hospital.
Continuing our series of discussion from CHIME/HIMSS 2019 we hear from Andy Crowder the CIO for Scripps Health in San Diego. Andy discusses their focus on building on the foundation of a successful EHR implementation to build a better experience.
Continuing our series of discussion from CHIME/HIMSS 2019 we hear from John Glasser where we discuss a wide range of topics from population health to the future of computational models to see patterns and inform better care.
Continuing our series of discussion from CHIME/HIMSS 2019 we hear from Dr. Nick van Terheyden where we discuss innovation, rediscovering foundations for health and the walking gallery.
Continuing our series of discussion from CHIME/HIMSS 2019 we hear from Joel Vengco SVP and CIO for Baystate Health where we discuss knowing your patient in the world of value based care. Plus innovating with a partnership strategy.
Thank you for your feedback. 2018 was a great season but we have even more planned for the coming year. Check out our Season 2 kickoff show.
How do you create and sustain a culture of innovation? What are the best practices you can refine and embed as part of your organization’s
45,000+ people will be descending on Orange County Florida for HIMSS 2019. It is an Opportunity Rich Environment for those who are prepared. Find out what industry veteran David Muntz recommends to get the most out of the event.
Almost 30 CEOs and CFOs from major health systems came to JP Morgan to present to their bond holders. Find out what everyone talked about. This Week in Health IT.
One last look at 2018. The year is behind us but there are some great insights and wisdom that we may want to bring with us into 2019. What a great year of discussion on the show thanks to all my great guests. Thank you for lending your voice.
Thank you for a great year. I didn’t know what to expect when I started this podcast and every aspect of it has exceeded my expectations. On this episode I highlight just a small piece of the great wisdom that these dedicated professionals shared with the show over the past year. Enjoy and Happy New Year.
We’ve come to the end of our first year. Episode 52. Time to look back and reflect on the great conversations and insights from this year’s guests. This week the Innovators. Coming up the Clinicians, CIOs and our End fo the Year top 10 videos. Enjoy
We’ve come to the end of our first year. Episode 52. Time to look back and reflect on the great conversations and insights from this years guests. This week the Innovators. Coming up the Clinicians, CIOs and our End fo the Year top 10 videos. Enjoy
Value is derived from the application of data in a digital economy. However, getting the right foundation and framework for data in healthcare can be elusive. In this first Case Study episode, we explore this challenge with Dale Sanders the VP of Technology for Health Catalyst.
LTC Chani Cordero FACHE, CHCIO, CPHIMS joins me for a wide-ranging discussion on leadership. Being a CIO in a digital world is still about people and relationships.
Taylor Davis the EVP of strategy and analysis with KLAS research joins us to discuss the findings of the Arch Collaborative. The Collaborative measured 140+ provider organizations and over 55,000 clinicians to measure results and identify best practices which make the EHRa powerful tool for some organizations.
Starbridge advisor and Former VCU Health CIO Rich Pollack join me for a discussion on the 2018 health innovation busts and how to avoid them. We also take a look at the changing care settings and how to be prepared.
This Week we sit down with David Baker the CIO for Pacific Dental who just signed one of the largest Dental contracts with Epic. Plus, Geisinger CEO, David Feinberg joins Google. Does he know something?
Bill Spooner doesn’t drop knowledge, he drops wisdom that has been fine-tuned through decades fo practice. We talk Opioid, Leadership, CIO 3.0?? and Retirement. I had a great time, hope you enjoy.
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