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UCSF’s Adler-Milstein Says Stay-in-Suite Pull for Clinical AI is Strong, Policy May be Only Way to Level Playing Field

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University of Utah Health’s Kawamoto Says Workbench Approach Scales Clinical AI Across the Enterprise

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Mass General Brigham’s Sriraman Says SaaS Outages Expose Hidden Cloud Dependencies

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Inception Health’s Somai Says Always Staying in Your EHR Suite Limits Differentiation; Building Easier Than Ever

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EMR Optimization: Why Ambient AI Can’t Fix a Broken EHR

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Rush University Medical Center’s Rojas Explains How IT & Clinicians Can Truly Partner

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Catholic Health’s Keith Duemling: Why Cybersecurity is a Chronic Condition, Not an Episode

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CTG’s Kochan Says Patient-Centric Workflow Mapping Exposes Gaps Product-Focused IT Teams Can Miss

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City of Hope’s Nazarian Says AI Governance Must Be Built Into the System

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HCA’s Hess Says Key to Supporting Clinicians and Patients is Staying Connected

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St. Mary’s Demaree Says Small Rural Hospitals Can Achieve Top Safety Grades Without Big Budgets

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Trinity Health’s McDaniel Says Epic Considering New Implementation Protocol for Smaller Health Systems; 3rd-Party Pre-Bundling on the Table

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St. James Hospital Dublin’s Giunti Says AI Transformation Starts With Literacy

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Penn Medicine’s Cook Says You Can’t ‘Set It and Forget It’ With Clinical AI

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Nebraska Medicine’s Hasselberg Says Foundation Models Have Leveled the Playing Field for Health System Innovation

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Mt. San Rafael Selects Oracle for EHR Platform; Archuleta Explains Why It’s the Right Move

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CTG’s Esdale and Kochan say Patient Contact Centers are the Overlooked Frontier for AI Optimization

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Clinical Architecture’s Harp Says Data Quality Improvement is the Key to Unlocking AI’s Potential

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Twosense’s Gordon Says Behavioral Biometrics Can Finally Crack Healthcare’s Shared Workstation Problem

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Cincinnati Children’s Ponsky Says Innovation Requires Leaders Who Understand the Upside of Failure

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Renown Health’s Ramirez Says AI Must Sit on Sound Data Infrastructure

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Mayo Clinic’s Makhni Says AI Offers Tools to Support The Human Element in Medicine

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Newman Explains How Sanford Health is Virtually Rewriting the Rural Health Playbook

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Navigating New Solution Requests: Balancing Cost, Integration, and Innovation

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Health First’s Carr Weaves Tapestry for Integrated Payer-Provider Platform

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Citing React2Shell & Log4J, Dartmouth Health’s Plummer Says Lack of Granular Tech Inventory Still an Issue

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Conversational AI Agents Poised to Supercharge Pop Health

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Franciscan’s Deshpande Says AI Success Hinges on Data Governance

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UI Health’s Polikaitis Shares Strategies for Enterprise Imaging Success

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Strategies for Future-Proofing Your IT Shop

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Johnston Explains Why Beacon is Betting Big on Oracle’s AI-Powered EHR

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UNC’s Dorn Cautions that AI Agents Need Guardrails to Manage Risk

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Tampa General’s Arnold Says Voice Agent Hitting Right Notes for Overwhelmed Call Center

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Luminis Health’s Taule Says Identity Remains Healthcare’s Core Cyber Challenge

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Cyber Success Depends on First Understanding, Then Empowering, Users

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Reflections on the CHIME Fall Forum: Key Takeaways to Decode the Future

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Gen AI & LLMs Facilitate Rebuilding Bodies of Data from Scratch; Says Endeavor Health’s Shah

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Strengthening Cyber Resilience with More Accurate IT Asset Data

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Maximizing Value, Minimizing Risk: Operationalizing an Agentic AI Strategy

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Ochsner Health’s Innovation Chief Says Deeply Embracing AI Stakes to Play; But Monitoring Drift Essential

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Strategies for Running an Efficient, Valued, High-Morale IT Shop

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Cyber Strategies for Securing the AI Influx

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Exploring IT Optimization Opportunities in the Mid-Revenue Cycle

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Memorial Hermann’s Okafor Says Extracting the Value of IT Requires a Greater Investment in Training

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Mount Sinai’s Freeman Lays Out Keys for Moving AI Initiatives From Pilots to Scale

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Cedars-Sinai’s Odeh Says Shifting to Product Mindset Key to Delivering what Users Need

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Providence’s Goswami Prioritizing Spending Time on the Front Lines & Staying Focused on the Patient

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Rady Children’s Peika Says Combining Cloud & Chatbot Can Yield Big Results

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Intermountain’s Ranade-Kharkar Lays Out Strategy for Responsible AI Adoption

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Renown’s Podesta Says AI May Alter the Traditional Interoperability Paradigm

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Inception’s Somai Focused on Letting Innovative Tech Lead, Workflow Follow

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Baptist’s Case Says CISO Role is About Balancing Security Controls & Clinical Workflow Needs

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CommonSpirit’s Hamid Says IT Spending Has to Take Tight Margins into Account

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John Muir CMIO Lays out Fast Follower AI Strategy

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CHOP’s Lawton Says Docs & Nurses Seeing Benefits of Epic-Integrated Ambient AI

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Mayo’s Halamka Advises Matching Degree of AI Autonomy to Workflow Risk Profile

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Mercy’s AI Leader: Strategy First, Governance Always

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Memorial’s Weiss Taming “Rogue Notes” So AI Can Flourish

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Optimizing Ambient AI Adoption Across the Care Team

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Dr. John Lee on Epic Optimization, Managing Data During M&A, & AI Priorities Ahead

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Duke Health Tightens AI Governance, Scales Pilots

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From Conversation to Contract: Keys to Getting off on the Right Foot with Startups & Other Vendors

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Coordinating IT Training to Improve Usability and Reduce Burnout

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Pronovost Leading Whole-Hospital Remote Care Innovation at University Hospitals

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Embedding AI Where It Matters: UCI Health’s Pandita on Governance, Vendors and the Go/No-Go Moment

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Geisinger Refines AI Governance and Workforce Literacy

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Partner Perspective: Artera’s de Zwirek Says IT Leaders Must Commit to Becoming AI Experts; Outlines Three Paths to Deploying Agents

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Mayo’s Bhaskaran Outlines Playbook for Making Tech “Stick”

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Strategic Transitions: The Do’s and Don’ts of Executive Career Moves

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Providence’s Shah Focused on Uptake of Digital Tools; Wendt’s Study Indicates Progress

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Partner Perspective: Drawing on Global Experience, Heidi Health’s Kelly Offers Advice on Optimizing Clinician AI Adoption

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AI Necessitates New Approach to Clinician Training, Advises U Maryland Medical Center’s Kuebler

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UC San Diego Health’s Tully Sees Upside in Monitoring the Industry’s Vital Signs

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Keys to Effective IT Capacity Management — Aligning Resources, Transparency & Communication to Meet Demand

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Lowe Leverages Disciplined Approach to Achieve Innovation on a Budget

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Bridging Business and Cybersecurity: Inside the Role of a Business Information Security Officer

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Training, Governance, and Observation: How Providence Aligns IT With Care Delivery

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Leading Through Today’s Talent Crunch: Techniques for Attracting & Retaining Top Teammates

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Providence Builds Custom Network Telemetry to Deliver Enterprise-Grade Reliability

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Technical Debt Must be Tackled, but Cloud & AI Bring their Own BCP Challenges, Says Parkview Health CISO

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Structuring AI Governance Without Sacrificing Speed

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Children’s National’s Chief Data & AI Officer Says Foundational Data Governance Work Key to Deriving Meaningful Insights

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Main Line Health CIO Details Strategy for Building a Resilient Workforce

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Efficient Innovation: Keys to Health System Leaders Engaging with Startups

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AI Integration Demands Strategic Rethinking of Labor and Leadership, Says Monument Health CIO

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Beyond the EMR? Revisiting Your Strategy Around Patient Engagement & Communications

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Redefining Revenue Cycle: Exploring Opportunities for Technology Leaders to Drive Change

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University of Utah Health Achieves HIMSS EMRAM 7; CIO Credits an Agile, Clinician-Focused IT Strategy

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CIO Bradd Busick on Managing Entropy, Trust, and Culture in Health IT

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Help for ‘Smalls” Uncertain, HIPAA Revision Still Alive – CHIME Gives Update on Key Policy Issues as New Administration Settles In

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Selling Change: Vision, Trust, & Tactics for IT Executives

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Innovation Through Collaboration: How Brooke Army Medical Center’s CIO Aligns Tech With Clinical Need

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Yale New Haven’s AI Competition Offers Model for Sourcing Solutions that Solve Real Problems

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Building Cyber Resilience: Navigating Healthcare’s New Reality

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Seattle Children’s Builds AI Assistant & Governance Model to Advance Pediatric Care

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Governance & Close Coordination with Users Keys to Ensuring AI Infusions Into Imaging Workflows Help Rather than Hinder

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Groschl Tightening Up Biomed Cyber at Texas Children’s, Notes Communication Key to Success

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NYU Langone Builds Bot-Powered Playbook for Clinical Transformation

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Corewell’s Joseph Says IT Leaders Can Spur Innovation by Empowering Users to Address Unsolvable Problems with Novel Solutions

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At Nebraska Medicine, Raymond Leverages Specially Created Unit to Pilot Innovations Without Disrupting Operations

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Keys to Charting an Optimal Zero Trust Journey

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UMass Memorial Reaches Hospital-at-Home Milestone; Alper Reflects on Program’s Keys to Success

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Contemplating an Agentic AI Future: What IT Leaders Need to Know

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“It’s About Getting Paid Accurately for the Work We are Doing” – Emory’s Chief Financial Informatics Officer Talks about The Goals of Her Unique (But Perhaps Growing) Role

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Keys to Implementing a Comprehensive Insider Threat Mitigation Program

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Revamping Governance & Measuring Project Outcomes Top Priorities for Oh at Christ Hospital Network

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Exploring IT’s Role in Strengthening Organizational Resiliency By Identifying & Closing Clinical and Business Preparedness Gaps

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Myriad Factors Making On-Prem Less Sustainable; Cloud the Clear Path, but Execution Requires Preparation and Expertise

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Navigating the Future of AI-Driven Patient Engagement

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Partner Perspective: AI Driving Rapid Change in Non-Clinical Workflows; Solid Data the Key to Realizing Gains

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Partner Perspective: AI Changing the RCM Game Too, CIOs Would Do Well to Take a Look

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Should I Stay or Should I Go? Evaluating the Cost/Benefit of In-Suite Versus Specialized Apps in the Digital Patient Engagement Space

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Unifying Disparate Patient Data for a Complete Consumer Picture and Enhanced Patient Engagement

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Having Quality Data, and Using Right Type of AI for the Task at Hand, Keys to Future Success

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Clean Data Combined with Federated Learning Keys to Maximizing AI Efforts

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Properly Leveraging AI to Empower Nurses and Reduce Burnout Takes Careful Study & Deep Engagement

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Getting on the Same Page With IT Early is Key to Digital Innovation & Transformation Success

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Being Transparent About AI Use Key to Maintaining Patient Trust

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Partner Perspective: Success with AI Depends on Clean Data & Selecting the Right AI for the Job

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Partner Perspective: Health Systems Should Give Software Training a Closer Look; Role-specific, Just-in-Time Approach More Effective Way to Go

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Driving Towards Systemness: How Sutter Health Integrates Technology, People & Process

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Sutter Health’s Data Strategy: Quality & Trust Keys to Spurring Innovation

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AI’s Future in Healthcare: Balancing Innovation, Regulation, and Practicality

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Building Resiliency Depends on Establishing Key Relationships Before Disaster Strikes

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Exploring IT’s Role in Addressing Physician Workforce Management Challenges

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Lights, Camera, Healthcare: Houston Methodist Invests in In-Room Cameras to Unleash Innovation

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Oracle’s Impact on Methodology & Service, Along With Native AI Capability, Give EHR Customers Reason to be Bullish

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UW Medicine Achieves HIMSS Stage 6; Neil & Burstain Tout Strong Governance as Key to Picking the Right Projects

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Improving User Satisfaction, Empowering Innovation & Facilitating Governance by Increasing Self-Service Data Management

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Reexamining Cloud-Only Strategies: Weighing Cloud versus On-Prem Solutions for Health Systems’ Evolving Needs

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CHOP Focused on Leveraging AI to ‘Transformational’ Effect, Says Chief Digital & Information Officer Shakeeb Akhter

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CIO Says Infusion of Oracle Tech Gave Cerner Needed Shot in the Arm: Now Well Positioned for AI-Powered Innovation

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CHIME Innovator of the Year Dr. Priscilla Frase Says Passion, Listening & Creativity Can Lead to Big Wins, Even in Resources-Strapped Rural Environments

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Getting Privacy & Security on Same Page is Key in Today’s Fast Changing Regulatory & Risk Environment, Says UChicago Medicine CISO & Chief Privacy Officer Karen Habercoss

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Cyber Ambassador Program Seeks to Extend the “Fabric” of Security, Says ChristianaCare CISO Anahi Santiago

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UPMC Receives Rare Distinction; McCallister Says the True North of Patient Care Has Guided the Journey

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Healthcare IT Leaders Should Leverage the Incoming Administration’s Distaste for Regulation to Relieve Excessive Burdens, Says CHIME’s Mari Savickis

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Strategies & Tools for Easing Nurses’ Cognitive Burden

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Helping Guide Decisions Around When to Venture Outside the Core Tech Stack is Key CIO Responsibility, Says Theresa Meadows

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Study Author Says, Despite Moderate Quantitative Gains, Ample Qualitative Anecdotes Warrant Going Full Steam Ahead on AI-Powered Ambient Listening Tools

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Balancing Standardization & Innovation in the Digital Patient Engagement Space

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Measurability a Key Element for All Innovation Projects, Says Children’s Nebraska’s Ryan Cameron

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M&A Cyber Success Depends on Communication, an Honest Evaluation of Each Side’s Strengths & Risks, and an Open Mind

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Examining Cyber’s Role in the Development of Business Continuity Plans that Strengthen Operational Resilience

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Focusing on Patient Care Can Help IT Leaders Weather the Job’s Sometimes Painful Challenges

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AI Technologies Like Ambient Listening Proving to be a ‘Game Changer” at Emory Healthcare

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Being Sensitive to ROI, Staying Agile, and Balancing Innovation with Platform Stability All Keys to Effectively Leveraging AI

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Effective Leveraging of AI to Reduce Cognitive Load May Prove Differentiator in Both Clinician Recruitment & Patient Retention

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Balancing Application Standardization with Clinician Preference a Key to Enterprise Imaging Success at WVU

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OT/ICS Likely Next Critical Cyber Battleground; And Different Skills Are Required

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Planning the IT Elements of Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta’s Recently-Opened Hospital Was An Exercise in Placing Bets on the Future While Building in Flexibility, Says CIO Jeremy Meller

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Clinical Decision Support Now Supercharged with AI; But Tried-and-True Processes Still Key to Incremental Improvement, says Advocate Health Southeast Region CMIO Dr. Matthew Sullivan

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MacBook Air Rollout Flying High at Emory Healthcare, Say CTO Scott Smiser and VP of Applications & Digital Experience Laura Fultz

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Redefining Imaging Strategy: Unifying Radiology and IT Teams to Boost Image Performance

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Clinical Continuity Planning Getting More Attention, But Work Remains, Says Seattle Children’s SVP, Chief Digital and Information Officer, Dr. Zafar Chaudry

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Enterprise Imaging Progress Takes IT, Radiology & Ology-Specific Informaticists All Working Together, Says Ram Chadalavada, MD, Vice Chair of Radiology Informatics, University of Cincinnati & UC Health

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Robotic Surgery Program Thriving at NGHS Due to Close Partnership Between Clinicians & IT, Says CIO Chris Paravate; Medical Director for Perioperative Services Dr. Ron Lewis; & Robotic Surgeon Dr. Chad Copper

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Tackling Provider Data Challenges to Facilitate Patient Engagement & Improve the Bottom Line

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Ambient Nursing Documentation Pilot Seeks to Increase Time at Bedside, Alleviate Burnout, Say Baptist Health’s CMIO Dr. Deborah Abram, VP/CNO Tammy Daniel & Director of Clinical Transformation Bonnie Williams

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First US Trials Show Apple Vision Pro a “Revolutionary Tool” in the OR, Say UC San Diego Health Chief Clinical & Innovation Officer Dr. Christopher Longhurst & Associate Professor of Surgery Dr. Ryan Broderick

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Getting a Deep Understanding of User Workflows Key to Driving Change, Says Eric Jimenez, CIO, Artesia General Hospital

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Strategies for Addressing the Data Quality Component of Your EHR Migration

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Standardizing on One Enterprise Imaging System Yields Tremendous Benefits, Says Beverly Rosipko, Director of Radiology Informatics, University Hospitals of Cleveland

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Clinicians Looking for External Data on Patients Frustrated With Lack of EHR Interoperability, Finds KLAS

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Analyzing the Key Options for Your Enterprise Imaging Journey

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Ability to Hit Timelines Key Factor in Satisfaction With Data Archiving Vendors, Finds KLAS

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An Enterprise Imaging Journey Starts With Defining Your True North, Then Throwing in a Helping of Flexibility, says Hartford HealthCare Chief Clinical Innovation Officer & Chief Medical Informatics Officer Dr. Barry Stein

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New RTLS Use Case of Staff Duress Joins Old Standard of Asset Tracking, Say KLAS Researchers

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Enterprise Imaging Helps Decrease the Cognitive Burden, Says Rob Bart, MD, CMIO, UPMC

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Road to Digital Pathology Smoother with Enterprise IT Partnership: An In-Depth Discussion with Mustafa Yousif, MD, Director of Digital Pathology, Michigan Medicine

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Understanding Availability of Consulting Resources is Critical in Workday ERP Implementation Plan, Says Zafar Chaudry, MD, SVP, Chief Digital & Information Officer, Seattle Children’s

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KLAS Report Finds Picking the Right Implementation Partner Takes Time & Planning

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Exploring Opportunities for IT to Help the Enterprise Reduce Costs, Increase Value & Improve Margins

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Cybersecurity, Telemedicine & AI Some Key Items on CHIME’s Policy Watchlist

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Helping the Help Desk Fend off the Latest Wave of Cyberattacks

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KLAS Looks at Vendors Aiming to Help Clinicians Get the Most of of their EHRs

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Partner Perspective: Clear Roles of Responsibility & Constant Communication Keys to Staying Abreast of Dizzying Privacy Landscape

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Q&A with Anika Gardenhire, CDIO, Ardent Health Services: “Innovation Doesn’t Need to Be Flashy.”

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How IT Departments Can Battle Clinician Burnout with Presence, Transparency & Action

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Q&A with Health First VP and CIO Michael Carr: “Don’t Create Roadblocks.”

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Q&A with Bob Schlotfelt, Executive Director, CISO, Valleywise Health: “A My Way or the Highway Approach Doesn’t Work in Healthcare”

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University of Utah Health’s Victoria Tiase on Digital Health & Nursing: “We’re at a Real Inflection Point.”

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Q&A with Tampa General Hospital’s Senior Director of IT Enterprise Imaging Steven Johnson & Director of IT Matthew Butler: “Enterprise Imaging Defines the Direction, But Decision Points Characterize the Journey”

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Q&A with Intermountain Health VP/CISO Erik Decker & Director of Endpoint Data & Application Security Shawn Anderson: “Active Directory Revamp Can Help Slow Intruders Drive to Domian Dominance”

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Leveraging Integration & Automation to Drive Towards Systemness

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Q&A: UH Chief Strategy & Innovation Officer David Sylvan on Removing Barriers to Access

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Identifying & Mitigating Key Drivers of Insider Risk

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Q&A with United Musculoskeletal Partners CISO Krista Arndt: “Investing in Operational Partnerships is Key To Cyber Success”

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Rethinking Business Responsibility in Ransomware-focused Catastrophic Downtime Planning

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Q&A with Duke University Health System Vice Chairman of Radiology, IT, & Clinical Informatics Christopher Roth, MD: “Enterprise Imaging Has Part to Play in Addressing Shrinking Margins”

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Exploring the Science & Art of Application Rationalization … In that Order

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Q&A with Dr. Eve Cunningham of Providence: “Let’s Talk about the Problems We’re Trying to Solve.”

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Q&A with SJRMC CIO John Gaede: “Community Hospital Cash Crunch Can’t be Solved Without EHR Competition & Excellent IT”

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Understanding & Mitigating Security Risk Around AI Projects

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Q&A with KLAS VP of Imaging Informatics & Oncology Monique Rasband: Partnering Key to Making Enterprise Imaging Strides

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Q&A with UMCSN CIO Maria Sexton: “IT & the Business are One”

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Q&A with University of Utah Health CIO Donna Roach: “Change management is core to everything we do.”

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Reducing Costs & Improving Service by Implementing Use-Case Specific Automation

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Q&A with Corewell Health Deputy CISO Jim Kuiphof: “Proper Prioritization a Key to Cyber Success”

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Q&A with Yuma Regional Medical Center VP/CISO, Blaine Hebert: “Getting the Basics Right Goes a Long Way”

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Cedars-Sinai CIO Craig Kwiatkowski Talks Overhauling ERP, AI Governance & Immersive Learning

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Q&A with Tower Health VP of IT Assurance & CISO Terry Grogan: “CISO Success Hinges on User Buy-In”

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Reexamining Third-Party Risk Management Around Critical Service Providers

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Harnessing the Potential of True Enterprise Imaging

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Q&A with Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Health System SVP/CIO Will Landry: “Investing in Agility is Worth the Cost”

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Exploring the ePHI Cyber Crisis & How to Fix It

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Breaking from Tradition: Q&A with Heather O’Sullivan, President, Healthcare at Home, Mass General Brigham

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Designing Cyber Recovery Strategies for Today’s Data-Heavy Enterprise

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Developing a Patient Engagement Strategy that Avoids Vendor Sprawl

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Delivering Defense in Depth: Best Practices for Preventing & Addressing Credential Compromise

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HIMSS24 Conference Wrap: Keith Duemling Says Recent Events Prove Cyber Warrants Main Stage Billing

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HIMSS24 Conference Wrap: Mike Mistretta Says, as Conferences Evolve, CIOs Must Adjust Accordingly

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Partner Perspective: Application Rationalization Combined with a Move Towards Zero Trust Will Improve Chances of Network Stability

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Strategies for Reducing IT Costs Without Compromising Service

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Q&A with Englewood Health CIO Inderpal Kohli: “Only 20 Percent of It Is About Tools.”

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Live @ HIMSS Partner Perspective Q&A with Mike Reinhart, Chairman & CEO, Quisitive: The Cloud Offers Significant Upside; but a Good Guide Sure Helps

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Enabling Asset Tracking & Facilitating Clinical Workflows with Person-Centered RTLS

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HIMSS Conference Preview: Keith Duemling on His Medical Device Security Session, How IT Executives Can Make Most of Shows, & Some Dont’s for Sales Folks

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HIMSS Conference Preview: Mike Mistretta on Reimagining the Outpatient Experience; The Importance of Including IT from the Beginning; and Some Common Sales Tactics to Avoid

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Strategies for Moving Towards a Uniform Digital Front Door Experience

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Q&A with Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia CISO & Associate CIO Monique St. John: Security Actually Empowers Innovation

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Live @ Vive Q&A with Greg Garcia, Executive Director, Cyber Security, Health Sector Coordinating Council: Guidance Moving Towards Simplicity, Clarity

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Live @ Vive Partner Perspective Q&A with Ryan Witt, VP, Industry Solutions, Healthcare, Proofpoint: Healthcare is Blessed to Have 405(d)

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Q&A with AltaMed Health Services CIO Raymond Lowe: “Everybody Talks about Patient-centered Care, But We Live It.”

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Live @ Vive Partner Perspective Q&A with Guillaume de Zwirek, CEO, Artera: Health Systems Must Bring Governance to Patient Outreach

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“This Is Real Innovation”: Q&A with Michael Hasselberg, CDHO, University of Rochester Medical Center

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Unleash the Power of Provider Data: Gain Operational Efficiencies and Improve Care Access with a Single Source of Truth

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“We’re All Learning”: Q&A with Anna Schoenbaum, VP of Applications & Digital Health, Penn Medicine

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Q&A with Ascension Health Director of Cybersecurity Skip Sorrels: Getting to Know Users Diffuses Many Situations

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Partner Perspective: Understanding Cyber-Attack Trends is Critical For Placing Security Bets

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Q&A with Intermountain Healthcare VP/CISO Erik Decker: CPGs Will Help Organizations Clarify Their Cyber Mission

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Managing Insider Threats in an Era of Remote Workers & Increased Turnover

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Q&A with Sutter Health SVP, Chief Integration Officer, CISO & Chief Privacy Officer Jacki Monson: The Current Approach to 3rd-Party Risk Management Must Change

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Q&A with KSB Hospital CIO Ray Sharp: “As a Small Organization, You Can’t Afford to Make Blunders.”

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Q&A with Summa Health CISO Swathi West: “A Solid 90-Day Assessment Can Make All the Difference”

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No Margin, No Mission – Optimizing CIO-CFO Relations

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Q&A with Yale New Haven Health Deputy CISO Trevor Brown: “Risk is a Language Clinicians Understand”

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Q&A with UofL Health CISO Greg Peebles: For a Secure Foundation, Health Systems Must Address Technical Debt

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“Technology Isn’t the Barrier”: Q&A with Robbie Freeman, CNIO, Mount Sinai Health System

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Q&A with Virtua Health Chief Digital Transformation Officer Tarun Kapoor, MD: Innovation “is never really done”

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Keys to Deciphering the Resource Demands of Cyber Tools

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Q&A with Silver Cross Hospital CIO Teresa Andrea: “Technology Touches Every Part of Healthcare.”

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Enhancing Systemness Through an Enterprise Imaging Approach

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Q&A with Texas Health Resources CISO & VP of Technology Operations Ron Mehring: “Openness & Respect are Keys to Cyber Team Success”

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Q&A with Doylestown Health CIO Chris Myers: The ‘Secret Sauce’ for Leaders and Lessons Learned as a Marine

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Q&A with Alan McHugh, Chief, FBI Cyber Division, Cyber Crime Tactical Intelligence Unit: “The Time to Call the FBI is Now”

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Partner Perspective: Most Health Systems Should Initiate ‘Conscious Decoupling’ from Ambulatory/Retail Care

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Understanding Your Cyber Insurance Needs & Keys to Obtaining Coverage

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Keys to Minimizing Threat Alert to Remediation Time

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Q&A with Rebecca Kennis, CISO, Arnot Health: My One Number Job is Creating a Culture of Security

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Strategies for Enhancing Email Security While Ensuring Deliverability

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Q&A with Fisher-Titus CIO Linda Stevenson: “Every Conversation, Every Project Starts with Why.”

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Keys to Running an Audit-Ready IT Shop

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Grounding Your Medical Device Security Program in Good Governance

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Q&A with Denver Health Enterprise CISO Randall “Fritz” Frietzsche: “Building Relationships & Mastering Communication are Keys to CISO Effectiveness”

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Improving Patient Communications as the Cornerstone of Your Patient Experience Strategy

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Q&A with Atrium Health Floyd CIO Jeff Buda: Open Doors, Learning Curves and “Cutting the Cord”

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Developing Optimal Policies & Relationships to Deal with Insider Privacy Breaches

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Partner Perspective: In Order to Thrive, Health Systems Must Master Identity

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Q&A with Eric Liederman, MD, National Leader, Privacy, Security & IT Infrastructure, The Permanente Federation: “Cyber Leaders & Clinicians Must Work Together”

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Q&A with WellSpan Health Director of Information Security Mike Shrader: “Empathy & Collaboration Go a Long Way”

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Q&A with Health-ISAC President Denise Anderson: “Sharing Cyber Incidents Makes Us All Stronger”

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Anatomy of a Turnaround: How Getting Back to Basics Yielded Transformational Results

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Q&A with URMC CMIO Gregg Nicandri: “We need to give our caregivers more information.”

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Q&A with Harris Health Chief Cyber & Info Security Officer Jeffrey Vinson: “The only safe day was yesterday.”

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Keys to Getting Your AI Journey Started on the Right Foot

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Data Rich, but Insight Poor? Exploring Strategies for Driving Operational Visibility & Efficiency

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Q&A with University of Miami Health System AVP/CISO Mauricio Angee: Time to Remediate Must be Lightning Fast

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Q&A with Providence CIO BJ Moore: “Don’t Try to Catch Up on 20 Years.”

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Q&A with American Hospital Association National Adviser for Cybersecurity & Risk John Riggi

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Partner Perspective: “Savvy CIOs Pick Up on ‘Digital Signals’”

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Q&A with Loma Linda University Health CISO Pat Voon: “Right Sizing the Right Framework Can Go a Long Way”

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Strategies for Mitigating Insider Threat Risk

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Q&A with North Mississippi Health Services CISO Phil Alexander: If You’re Struggling to Get Cyber Support, First Look in the Mirror

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Q&A with Guthrie Clinic Chief Digital Officer Terri Couts: “The Focus Should Be On the Patient.”

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Follow the ePHI – Keys to Protecting Your Most Sensitive Data

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Q&A with Hartford Healthcare CIDO Joel Vengco: “It’s About Foundation, Optimization and Transformation.”

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Strategies to Secure Your Move to the Cloud

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Q&A with Christopher Neuharth of Children’s Wisconsin: “We want to find the easiest way to solve a need.”

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Podcast: Sanford Health CDO Jared Antczak on Removing Friction, “Website Manner,” and Healthcare’s Biggest Flaw

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Beyond Email and SharePoint: Strategies for Increasing Employee Communication & Engagement

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Q&A with SUNY Downstate CIO Dennis Sutterfield: “It All Starts with the Vision and the Message.”

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Q&A With University of Miami Health System CIO David Reis, PhD

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Q&A with CIO Pamela McNutt: “Deliberate Growth,” Being Financially Focused & Looking for ‘Gotchas’

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Strategies for Leveraging Managed Services to Augment Your Cybersecurity Team

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Q&A with Houston Methodist’s Michelle Stansbury: “It’s All About the Problem You’re Trying to Solve.”

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Code Dark: Finding Force Multipliers in Hospital Cybersecurity

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Q&A with WVU Medicine CISO Hunter Barbour

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Q&A with UPMC’s Chris Carmody: Healthcare’s “Target,” Cloud-based Analytics & Changing Care Pathways

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Q&A with UC San Diego Health CISO Scott Currie & Medical Director of Cybersecurity Christian Dameff

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Q&A with Geisinger Health System CISO Zack Gable

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Developing the Next-Generation of Women Healthcare IT Leaders & Driving Transformational Digital Change

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Q&A with Allegheny Health CDIO Ashis Barad, MD: “We Need to Do the Hard Work of Laying Down the Foundation.”

294

Strategies for Pursuing a Comprehensive Application Rationalization Approach

295

Q&A with UPMC VP of Info Sec & Privacy, and Associate Counsel, John Houston

296

Q&A with VP of IT Gretchen Britt: “I’ve Felt the Frustration and I Want to Make It Better.”

297

Partner Perspective: Willingness to Disrupt Status Quo is Key to CISO Success

298

Keys to Securing Tomorrow’s Workflows

299

Q&A with SIH Chief Innovation Officer Denao Ruttino: “Innovation Has to Be Embedded in Everything We Do.”

300

Q&A with Interim CIO Andrea Daugherty: “Cybersecurity Is at the Forefront of Everything We Do.”

301

Q&A with Monument Health’s Nicole Kerkenbush: “We have to adjust in ways that we haven’t before.”

302

Q&A with Providence CISO Adam Zoller: Start with Sound Policies, Then Customize with Required Exceptions

303

Strategies for Keeping Users Trained Up on Ever-Changing Applications

304

Q&A with Nebraska Methodist CIO Kent Sona: “It’s about Caring for the Whole Person.”

305

Getting Your Data Ready for Next-Level Uses

306

Partner Perspective: Knowing What’s on Your Network is a Foundational Cyber-Hygiene Step

307

Q&A with St. Joseph Health’s Information Security Officer Jesse Fasolo: Moving Clinical Engineering Under IT Security Has Made a World of Difference

308

Q&A with Luminis Health CDIO Saad Chaudhry, Part 2: Digital “Has to Be Rooted in the Current Reality.”

309

Q&A with HSCC Executive Director Greg Garcia: Our Resources Can Help Guide Your NIST Journey

310

Creating a Culture of Cybersecurity to Thwart Sophisticated Phishing Campaigns

311

Q&A with Northeast Georgia CIO Chris Paravate, Part 2: “We’re Completely Dependent on Digital Solutions.”

312

Building Win-Win Vendor Relationships

313

“A Life Worth Recognizing”: Russ Branzell Reflects on His Friendship With Tim Stettheimer

314

Q&A with UNC Health Care CISO Dee Young: Engaging Operational Leaders on BCP, “Helps Me Sleep at Night”

315

Q&A with Luminis Health CDIO Saad Chaudhry, Part 1: “We Can’t Go Wrong If We’re Giving Back Time.”

316

Q&A With Mount Sinai Senior Director of Cyber Tom Mustac: Probing Questions Can Help Operational Heads With BCP

317

Taking a Holistic Approach to Your Connected Devices Security Program

318

Q&A with RWJBarnabas CTO Jordan Ruch: “Standardization is critically important.”

319

Partner Perspective: Cyber Defense Must Start With Understanding Who’s Most Attacked

320

Q&A with Northeast Georgia Health System CIO Chris Paravate, Part 1: “We Have to Support Operational Flow.”

321

Examining the Art & Science of Change Management

322

Q&A with Main Line Health SVP & CIO Luke Olenoski: “You Grow the Most When You’re Uncomfortable”

323

Communicating the Value of IT to Senior Leadership

324

Q&A with Inova Health System VP/CISO Paul Curylo: Business Continuity Must Not Be an Afterthought

325

Leveraging AI’s Low Hanging Fruit to Help Your Organization Survive the Downturn

326

Managing & Mitigating Security Risks from Third-Party Vendors

327

Q&A with Michigan Medicine CISO Jack Kufahl: You Can’t Assign Risk Without Context

328

Q&A with CDIO Jason Joseph, Part 2: “Strategy Is about the Work We Do; Culture Is about How We Work Together”

329

Q&A with CHOC Children’s CISO Joshua Roth: Tech Dependence Makes BCP More Important Than Ever

330

Q&A with Baptist Health Chief Digital & Information Officer Aaron Miri: “You Have to Ask Yourself Hard Questions.”

331

Q&A with Steward Health Care CISO Esmond Kane: “Ransomware Actors Are Also Innovating”

332

How IT Leaders Can Support Their Health Systems’ Precision Medicine Journey

333

Q&A with Greg Garneau, CISO, Marshfield Clinic Health System: Your Team is Your Greatest Asset

334

Q&A with Corewell Health CDIO Jason Joseph, Part 1: “Be Very Clear about Your Goals.”

335

Q&A with Memorial Healthcare CDO Jeff Sturman, Part 2: “We Have to Take the Friction Out of Healthcare.”

336

Q&A with Temple Health CISO Hugo Lai: Conscientious CISOs Have Nothing to Fear

337

Virtualization in the Crosshairs: Leveraging Threat Intelligence to Enhance Your Cybersecurity Posture

338

Developing a Multifaceted Patient Matching Strategy to Fuel Interoperability

339

Q&A with Cleveland Clinic’s Director of Cyber Keith Duemling: Show the Business You’re an Ally

340

Q&A with Memorial Healthcare CDO Jeff Sturman, Part 1: “We’re doing great things on the digital front.”

341

Q&A with CNIO Brian Norris, Part 2: “There’s a lot of low-hanging fruit.”

342

Q&A with Asante CISO Alfonso Powers: CISOs Must Figure out How to do More With Less

343

Doing More With Less: How to Run an Efficient IT Shop in Tough Times

344

Q&A with Samaritan Health CIO Sonney Sapra, Part 2: “We Have to Be Able to Adjust.”

345

Q&A with CNIO Brian Norris, Part 1: “We Have Lots of Data. What Do We Do with It?”

346

Q&A With Intermountain Healthcare’s Erik Decker: Business Continuity Depends on Developing the ‘Muscle Memory’ to Handle Cyber Events

347

Q&A with Renown Health CISO Steven Ramirez: “Rather Than Saying No, Find a Way to Compromise”

348

Strategies for Maximizing Your Investment in a Cloud-based Data Warehouse

349

Q&A with HSS CIO Jamie Nelson, Part 2: “Digital Encompasses So Much of What We’re Doing.”

350

Building the Data-Driven Foundation for Your Digital Transformation

351

Q&A with McLaren Health Care VP of Clinical Engineering Samantha Jacques: CISOs and Clinical Engineers Cannot Afford to be Strangers

352

Q&A with UConn Health Interim CISO Dennis Leber: In the Cyberwar, Speak Your CEO’s Language

353

Q&A with Children’s Health CIO Chris Akeroyd, Part 2: “This Is a Great Time to be Doing What We’re Doing.”

354

Developing a Go-Forward ERP Strategy

355

Q&A with MultiCare Health System CISO Jason Elrod: “Everyone in the Organization is on My Security Team”

356

Refocusing Your Medical Device Security Program Around Protecting Human Life

357

Leveraging Threat Intelligence to Secure Your Cloud Environment

358

Q&A with Samaritan Health CIO Sonney Sapra, Part 1: “Cultural shifts take time, and we’ll keep moving.”

359

Keys to Developing a Hybrid Cloud Strategy

360

Q&A with Yale New Haven Health’s Lisa Stump, Part 2: “We Need to Think Very Differently.”

361

Q&A with Children’s Health CIO Chris Akeroyd, Part 1: Digital Tools, Financial Transparency & “Fluid Conversations”

362

HIT Policy Update

363

Remapping Digital Strategies: Establishing Priorities in a Changing Economic Environment

364

Q&A with Lisa Stump, Part 1: Yale New Haven Health’s Approach to Launching a Hospital-at-Home

365

Q&A with Mount Sinai Health System CISO Rishi Tripathi: Healthcare Can Leapfrog Other Industries by Learning Their Lessons

366

Implementing Analytics & Technology to Support Value-Based Care

367

Partner Perspective: Buddy Hickman Says CIOs Adding Digital to Their Titles Must Have Other Changes Come Along With It

368

Q&A with Baptist Health CAO Stacey Johnston, Part 2: “I’m Trying to Make It as Easy as Possible.”

369

Q&A with Health First VP, CISO & CTO Michael Carr: “We Must Make Sure the Business Understands the Risks it is Accepting”

370

Ensuring Your Security Program Can Support the Industry’s Increasing PHI Sharing Demands

371

Q&A with HSS CIO Jamie Nelson, Part 1: “We Can’t Let Digital Fall Behind.”

372

Q&A with CIO Rich Rogers, Part 2: “Find what motivates individuals and get them involved.”

373

Q&A with Main Line Health CISO Aaron Weismann: “CISO Success Depends on Organizational Risk Alignment”

374

Q&A with Stacey Johnston, Part 1: “We have to help each other cross the finish line.”

375

Successfully Leading Application Portfolio Rationalization Initiatives

376

Q&A with Hospital Sisters CIO Ray Gensinger, MD, Part 2: “If you’re talking, you’re not learning.”

377

Q&A with CIO Rich Rogers, Part 1: “It Really Comes Down to Governance.”

378

Strategies for Improving Data Quality in Your Health System

379

Q&A with Jason Buchanan, Part 2: “We Changed Our Model of Care Overnight.”

380

Keys to Running an Effective IT Shop

381

Securing the Expanded Attack Surface Created by a Remote Workforce

382

Q&A with Hospital Sisters Health System CIO Ray Gensinger, Part 1: “Take It One Step at a Time.”

383

Best Practices for Securing Third-Party Managed Devices

384

Q&A with Jason Buchanan, Part 1: “We don’t know all that the EHR has to hold.”

385

Q&A with Laura Marquez, Part 2: “Culture Change Is Hard, But We All Play a Part.”

386

Q&A with CIO Dustin Hufford, Part 2: How Engagement, Flexibility & Transparency Can Help Retain Talent

387

Q&A with Laura Marquez, Part 1: “Having the voice of the consumer is so important.”

388

Keys to Leading a Hybrid IT Workforce

389

Q&A with Anthony Longo, CISO, Baptist Health South Florida

390

Q&A with CIO Dustin Hufford, Part 1: Adopting an Agile Mindset & Flipping IT Governance

391

Q&A with Novant Health CIO Onyeka Nchege: “It’s about education and communication.”

392

Bringing Security Along for Your Journey to the Cloud

393

Strategies for Keeping Clinicians Trained Up on Key Apps

394

Q&A with North Country Hospital CIO/CISO Kate Pierce: “It Takes a Village to Make Us Secure.”

395

Keys to Keeping Compliant, Reducing Risk & Protecting Patient Privacy

396

Improving the Call Experience That Patients Have With Your Health System

397

Q&A with Kristin Myers, EVP/CIO, Mount Sinai Health System & Dean of Digital & Technology

398

Exploring a Zero Trust Architecture – Getting Started & Avoiding Pitfalls

399

Q&A with CIO Scott Maclean, Part 2: “I consider it a real privilege to build relationships.”

400

Q&A with UCSF CEO Suresh Gunasekaran: “The Next Decade Is Going to Focus on Health Equity.”

401

Examining IoMT Vulnerability Management & Incident Response

402

Q&A With Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare CISO Steve Crocker: IT Security Should “Assist Owners With How They Can Manage Risks on Their Assets”

403

Q&A with AVP of IS Maureen Hetu, Part 2: “You Have the Greatest Impact When You’re Leading Leaders.”

404

Burnout, Retention, and the Great Resignation: Leading (and Keeping) Information Security Professionals

405

Q&A with CIO Scott Maclean, Part 1: “It’s not just about technology; it’s about how we pivot.”

406

Q&A with TrueCare CIO Tracy Elmer, Part 2: “Innovation is all about problem solving.”

407

Q&A with Northside Hospital CISO Martin Fisher: Our True North is Patient Safety

408

Keys to Establishing & Maintaining Successful Vendor Relationships

409

Q&A with Penn Medicine AVP Maureen Hetu, Part 1: “Remote or Not, Our Teams Delivered.”

410

Q&A with MultiCare CIO Bradd Busick, Part 2: “This Journey Is Not for the Faint of Heart.”

411

Strategies for Leveraging Supplemental Staffing as a Solution to In-House Talent Gaps

412

Q&A with Baptist Health VP/CISO James Case: It’s About Risk, Risk, Risk

413

Q&A with Chief Innovation Officer Tracy Elmer, Part 1: “It has to be as authentic as possible.”

414

HIT Policy Update

415

Q&A with MultiCare CIO Bradd Busick, Part 1: “It’s one thing to gather data; it’s another to do something with it.”

416

Keys to Creating a Robust Enterprise-Wide Cybersecurity Culture

417

Q&A with Dr. David Kaelber, Part 2: “Don’t Come to Us with a Solution.”

418

Strategies for Mitigating Third Party Security Risk

419

“There’s Been a Lot of Action”: Aaron Martin & Sara Vaezy Discuss Digital Trends

420

Podcast Q&A with CIO Terri Couts, Part 2: “You need to be able to build relationships.”

421

Q&A with St. Joseph’s Health CISO Jesse Fasolo: “The Transition to Being Fully Cloud-hosted Is Still Years Away.”

422

Q&A with Dr. David Kaelber, Part 1: “We’ve saved lives because we’re able to standardize care.”

423

Podcast Q&A with CIO Ray Lowe, Part 2: “We need to focus on how we impact the individual.”

424

Enhancing the Digital Front Door Despite Today’s Labor Shortage by Automating Repetitive Tasks

425

Q&A with CIO Terri Couts, Part 1: “If you’re not adapting, you’re not surviving.”

426

Partner Perspective: Robust Security Environments Require a Dedication to Best Practices & Openness to New Technologies

427

Strategies for Providing Application Training & Support to Maintain User Satisfaction & Productivity

428

Podcast Q&A with CIO Ray Lowe, Part 1: “There Is Ripe Opportunity in the SDOH Space.”

429

Empowering Today’s Hybrid Workforce with the Optimal Digital Ecosystem

430

Q&A with CIO Will Walders, Part 2: “You Have to Get Your Technical Debt in Order.”

431

Establishing Accurate Patient Identity As the Cornerstone of Your Interoperability Strategy

432

Q&A with Intermountain Healthcare AVP/CISO Erik Decker: Sharing Security Best Practices Makes Us All Safer

433

Podcast Q&A with LVHN CIO Mike Minear, Part 2: “If It Doesn’t Work for the Patient, It’s Not Going to Work.”

434

Keys to Successful Application Portfolio Rationalization Initiatives

435

Relationship Building & Storytelling as the Keys to C-Suite Success

436

Q&A with CIO Will Walders, Part 1: Blind Spots, Pizza Trackers & a “Relentless Consumer-Centric Approach.”

437

Wrapping Medical Device Utilization Data & Performance Metrics in a Risk Context to Improve Threat Detection & Response

438

Q&A with Northwell Health CISO Kathy Hughes: “BCP Requires More Preparation Than Ever.”

439

Podcast Q&A with Jeff Johnson, Part 2: “We’re Constantly Tapped into What Customers Value.”

440

Partner Perspective: CIOs Must Drive Towards Work Anywhere, Data Everywhere Environments

441

Podcast Q&A with Edmondo Robinson, Part 2: “AI Is Going to Be Baked into Everything.”

442

Podcast Q&A with Mike Minear, CIO, LVHN, Part 1: “Patients Should Drive Telehealth.”

443

Q&A with Valleywise Health CISO Todd Bell: “This industry is ripe for disruption”

444

Podcast Q&A with Jeff Johnson, Part 1: “The real power of digital is to make it easier for consumers.”

445

Q&A with Sahan Fernando, CISO, Rady Children’s Hospital: “This role is a strategic business leadership position”

446

Podcast Q&A with CDO Edmondo Robinson, Part 1: “Digital Powers Our Strategy.”

447

HIT Policy Update with John Halamka, MD

448

Podcast Q&A with CMIO Dirk Stanley, Part 2: “It’s Important to Engage with All Stakeholders.”

449

Adaptive Risk Management: Balancing Organizational Growth & Innovation with Security

450

“You Have to Make It Understandable”: CIO Donna Roach on Improving the Care Experience

451

Data Archival – Minimizing Risk, Maximizing ROI

452

Podcast Q&A with CMIO Dirk Stanley, Part 1: “Good Ideas Can Go Wrong.”

453

Q&A with Michael Erickson, CISO, Baptist Health System: “Attack tools are getting more sophisticated and smaller.”

454

Better Data for Better Medical Device Utilization & Management

455

Podcast Q&A with CIO BJ Moore, Part 2: Storytelling, Data Streams & Doubling Down

456

Q&A with Children’s Mercy Kansas City CISO TJ Mann: “CISOs would be blind without threat intelligence.”

457

Keys to Creating, Maintaining & Drilling a Ransomware Incident Response Plan

458

“Everything in IT is Digital”: CIO Donna Roach on Accelerating the Strategy

459

Partner Perspective: Health Systems Need New Approach to Managing Threat Posed by Third-Party Vendors

460

Podcast Q&A with BJ Moore, Part 1: From “Bubble Gum and Bailing Wire” to Operationalizing

461

Partner Perspective: Health Systems Must Take More Strategic Approach to Cloud Migrations; Align Internal Resources Around Value Streams

462

Securing the Network-Connected Devices Fueling Your Digital Transformation

463

Podcast Q&A with Mark Hulse, Part 2: “If You’ve Seen One CDO, You’ve Seen One CDO.”

464

Creating the Security Environment Cyber-Insurers Are Demanding

465

Optimizing Clinician-Facing Applications to Reduce Burnout

466

Podcast Q&A with Mark Hulse: “There’s a Lot We Can Learn” from the Data

467

Harnessing Data to Advance Quality of Care

468

Q&A with Children’s Hospital & Medical Center CISO Melissa Rappl: “What makes a person effective in this role is relationships.”

469

Exploring the Key Aspects of Ransomware Readiness

470

Podcast: Nick Patel on the Digital Pitfalls to Avoid & the Traits of a Successful CDO

471

Keys to Rolling Out Identity Security and Data Governance Solutions

472

Podcast: Nick Patel on the Rise of CDOs & What to Look for with Startups

473

The CIO’s Best Friends: Leveraging CMIOs & CNIOs to Foster IT Success

474

Podcast: CIO Dan Nigrin on Note Bloat, “Constant” Training & His Move to Maine

475

Interoperability Quest: Wins, Challenges & New Paradigms in the Fight for Seamless Data Flow

476

Podcast Q&A: CIO Jackie Rice on Remaining Independent and Why Data Is “Our Biggest Resource”

477

Partner Perspective: Consolidating on an Enterprise Communication Platform Has Potential to Reduce Costs & Increase Clinician Satisfaction

478

Podcast Q&A: CIO Dan Nigrin on Momentum, User Education & “Eye-Opening” Experiences

479

Future State: Industry Leaders Discuss Today’s Priorities & Tomorrow’s Challenges

480

Podcast Q&A with Pamela Landis, Part 2: “Digital Is Just Another Language Interface.”

481

Podcast Q&A: CIO Dan Nigrin Talks Integration, Vaccines & the Rise of RPM

482

Podcast Q&A with Dr. Bradley Crotty, Part 2: Digital Transformation “Is a Shared Accountability.”

483

Podcast Q&A with Pamela Landis, Part 1: “It Is Too Hard to Figure Out How to Access Care.”

484

Q&A with CIO Darrell Bondar, Part 2: “I’m not looking for a vendor; I’m looking for a partner.”

485

Podcast Q&A with Dr. Bradley Crotty, Part 1: “Technology is Leveraging the Playing Field.”

486

Q&A with Laishy Williams-Carlson, Part 2: “The way we think about diversity has evolved a lot.”

487

Q&A with Dr. Patrick McGill, Part 2: Data Governance is “a lot of elbow grease and a lot of hard work.”

488

Q&A with CIO Darrell Bodnar, Part 1: “It’s going to be a new level of competition.”

489

Remediating Security Risks Introduced During the Covid Fight

490

Q&A with Laishy Williams-Carlson, Part 1: “What fills my cup is being integrated with operations.”

491

Q&A with Patrick McGill, MD, Part 1: “We Should Not Be Competing on Social Determinants.”

492

Q&A with CISO Hank Capps, Part 2: “Innovation isn’t chaotic; innovation is methodical.”

493

Q&A with Centura Health VP/CISO Sanjeev Sah: “We have to be balanced in our approach.”

494

Q&A with CIO Reid Stephan, Part 2: “There has to be an inexhaustible supply of curiosity.”

495

Q&A with LCMC Health CIO Tanya Townsend, Part 2: “Let’s focus on how we make a difference.”

496

Q&A with CIDO Hank Capps, Part 1: “We have to be more entrepreneurial in our thinking.”

497

Enhancing Cyber-Resilience with Timely Threat Intelligence

498

Exploring the Security Considerations of Moving Your Email to the Cloud

499

Partner Perspective: M&A and Covid-Induced Buying Leave Health Systems Struggling with Application Rationalization

500

Q&A with Reid Stephan, Part 1: “There’s a Need for This Type of Experience beyond Covid.”

501

Partner Perspective: Leading with ROI Key to Getting Identity Governance Projects Approved

502

Q&A with Karen Marhefka, Part 2: “In a remote structure, everyone has more of a voice.”

503

Building Identity Governance into Your Post-Covid Security Strategy

504

Q&A with LCMC Health CIO Tanya Townsend, Part 1: “We can’t go back to the way things were.”

505

Q&A with CIDO Tom Barnett, Part 2: “Last year changed the game for everybody.”

506

Keys to Achieving Technology Fiscal Fitness That Yields Better Business Outcomes

507

Enhancing the Digital Front Door with Accurate Patient-Provider Matching

508

Strategies for Managing a Post-Covid Hybrid Workforce

509

Partner Perspective: Rash of Recent Hacks Shows Healthcare Orgs What to Watch Out For

510

Q&A with Karen Marhefka, Part 1: “The Tools Are Great, But It’s an Enormous Amount of Change.”

511

Podcast Q&A: Dr. Peter Pronovost on Driving Value, and UH’s “Very Different Approach to Innovation”

512

Leveraging Risk Management as a Cornerstone of Your Connected Assets Security Strategy

513

Future State: Industry Leaders Discuss Today’s Priorities & Tomorrow’s Challenges

514

HIT Policy Update

515

Q&A with CXO Rick Evans, Part 1: “We Came Together as a Team and Rapidly Adapted.”

516

Q&A with CIO Jim Daly, Part 2: “I Can’t Think of a Time When We’ve Had This Much Disruption.”

517

Grappling with Security and Compliance-Related Challenges in the Age of COVID

518

Q&A with Peter Pronovost, Part 1: “We Need to Evolve from Being Reactive to Being Proactive.”

519

Q&A with CIO Jim Daly, Part 1: “We Can Only Go as Fast as Folks Can Execute.”

520

Partner Perspective: New Information Sharing Regulations are Heavy Lift for M&A-Fueled Health Systems

521

Powering the Connected Hospital of the Future with 5G, Edge Compute, and Intelligent Networking

522

Q&A with CIDO Tom Barnett, Part 1: “Process Is Always Upstream from Technology.”

523

In Pursuit of the Amazon Experience: Digital Transformation Strategies

524

Q&A with CMIO Patrick Woodard, Part 2: “We Should Be Comparing Ourselves to the Best.”

525

Unlocking Medical Device Value With Visibility, Security and Automation

526

Dismantling Risk and Realizing ROI with Data Archiving

527

Q&A with CHIME CEO Russ Branzell, Part 2: “We’re Ready to Get Back Together.”

528

Q&A with Aaron Martin, Part 2: “We Can Extend Our Reach Beyond Our Clinical Footprint.”

529

Q&A with CMIO Patrick Woodard, Part 1: “It’s Our Job to Support Our Teams as Best We Can.”

530

Safeguarding Physician & Patient Satisfaction While Integrating EMR Solutions with Other Clinical Applications

531

Q&A with CIO Ray Lowe, Part 2: “It’s a lot of Communication, Training and Support.”

532

Leveraging the Cloud as a Cost-Efficient Innovation Playground

533

Q&A with CHIME CEO Russ Branzell, Part 1: “The One Thing We Had to Do Was Stay Connected.”

534

Q&A with CDO Aaron Martin, Part 1: “We’re Trying to Simply Using Digital Technology.”

535

Driving Continuous Delivery with Value Stream Management

536

Analyzing IT’s Opportunities to Reduce Clinician Burnout

537

Partner Perspective: Implementing Identity Governance Takes a Program, Not a Project, Approach

538

Q&A with CIO Ray Lowe, Part 1: “We’re moving very quickly to the digital edge.”

539

Q&A with CIO Aaron Miri, Part 2: “You Have to Engage, Motivate and Drive Your Team Forward.”

540

Q&A with Tony Ambrozie, Part 2: “We Need to Put Consumers and Patients at the Center.”

541

Partner Perspective: Health System Priorities & High-Profile Hacks Illustrate Need for Robust Digital Identity

542

Q&A with CIO Aaron Miri, Part 1: How UT Austin Used “Battlefield Triage” to Weather the Storm

543

Partner Perspective: Implementing ERP System Requires Heavy CIO Lift, but New Cloud Model Presents Significant Advantages

544

Q&A with Tony Ambrozie, Part 1: “Digital and Data Technologies Are Part of My DNA.”

545

Q&A with CISO Ron Mehring, Part 2: “You Can’t Do It Without Good Data.”

546

Partner Perspective: Standardization, Experimentation & Cybersecurity Must be Top-of-Mind for Healthcare CIOs

547

Q&A with CIO Chris Belmont, Part 2: “Sometimes You Have to Be the Facilitator.”

548

Q&A with CISO Ron Mehring, Part 1: “You Have to Start Thinking Differently.”

549

Q&A with CIO Jamie Nelson, Part 2: “It Almost Feels Like Another Industrial Revolution.”

550

Q&A with CIO Chris Belmont, Part 1: “It’s All About Making Decisions Based on the Data.”

551

Partner Perspective: Cybercriminals Combining Covid-related Calls-to-Action & Deep Social Media Research to Craft Convincing Email Scams

552

Q&A with CISO Dan Bowden, Part 2: “You Learn to Pick Your Battles.”

553

Managing Patient Communications During the Covid-19 Vaccine Rollout

554

Q&A with HIMSS CEO Hal Wolf, Part 2: “You Can’t Put Technology Out and Expect It to Work.”

555

Q&A with CIO Andy Crowder, Part 2: “We Need to Focus on Deep Insights in a Much Broader Way.”

556

Q&A with CISO Dan Bowden, Part 1: “We’re Going to Come Out Better on the Other Side.”

557

Q&A with HIMSS CEO Hal Wolf, Part 1: “We Threw a Lot Against the Wall. Now We Have to Step Back.”

558

Q&A with CIO Andy Crowder, Part 1: “We Don’t Want to Be Looking in the Rearview Mirror.”

559

Q&A with CIO Tom Kurtz, Part 3: “Our Strategic Objectives Are Very Clear and Easy to Understand.”

560

Q&A with CIO Beth Lindsay-Wood, Part 2: “Everything Is on the Table Now.”

561

Future State: Envisioning 2021 & Beyond

562

Q&A with Memorial Healthcare CIO Tom Kurtz, Part 2: Collaboration “Is Incredibly Important.”

563

Assuring Digital Transformation with Identity Governance & Administration

564

Q&A with Beth Lindsay-Wood, Part 1: “Cancer Care Has to Continue.”

565

Achieving Business Continuity & Operational Excellence with Location-Based Intelligence

566

Evaluating a Zero-Trust Approach to Healthcare Security

567

Q&A with CIO John Henderson, Part 2: “Don’t Feel Like You Have to Sugarcoat Things.”

568

Analyzing Multifactor Authentication as a Solution to Your Security Challenges

569

Q&A with Memorial Healthcare CIO Tom Kurtz, Part 1: “We Were Ahead of the Game.”

570

Partner Perspective: Health Systems Must Untangle the Security “Spaghetti” Created Battling Covid

571

HIT Policy Update: Covid Surge Special Edition

572

Reimagining Backup Strategies for MEDITECH Environments

573

Optimizing IT to Reduce Physician Burnout

574

Q&A with CIO John Henderson, Part 1: “Everything We’re Doing is to Deliver a Digital Experience.”

575

Q&A with CIO Sheree Mcfarland, Part 2: “We’re Just Scratching the Surface.”

576

Anatomy of a Rescued Project: How Franciscan Health and a Key Partner Turned Failure into Success

577

Q&A with CIO Robert Eardley, Part 3: “The Engine of Success Is Having a Quality Team.”

578

AI in Healthcare: An Exploration of Practical Perspectives & Use Cases

579

Q&A with CIO Sheree Mcfarland, Part 1: “You Need to Take Advantage of Leadership Opportunities.”

580

Turning Disparate Streams of Data Into Actionable Intelligence at the Point of Care

581

Q&A with CIO Aaron Miri, Part 3: “Your Team Is Counting on You to Be Vulnerable.”

582

EHR Hosting Strategies: Exploring the Pros and Cons of New Options

583

Podcast Interview with CIO Robert Eardley, Part 2: “We Found Technology to Fill the Gap.”

584

Archiving Legacy Applications as a Key Tool in Maximizing ROI and Meeting the Post-COVID Cash Crunch

585

Q&A with CIO Aaron Miri, Part 2: “You Have to Make Sure Your Team Is on Their Game.”

586

Digital Healthcare – Keeping the Lights On & Consumers Happy

587

Identity Governance as the Key to Future-Proofing Your Security Posture

588

Podcast Interview with CIO Robert Eardley, Part 1: “It All Goes Back to the Concept of Need.”

589

Digital Transformation: Is Your Data Actionable Enough to Lead the Journey?

590

Delivering Informed Care Based on a Longitudinal View of Patient Data

591

Q&A with UT Health Austin CIO Aaron Miri, Part 1: “Take Calculated Bets. Fail Fast.”

592

Evaluating the Post-COVID Cyber-Threat Horizon

593

Podcast with NYP CIO Daniel Barchi, Part 2: “We Never Want to Lead with Technology.”

594

Enterprise System Decommissioning and the Complexities of Managing Down the Portfolio

595

Podcast Interview with CIO Jason Wood, Part 2: “We Need to Focus on Why We’re Doing This.”

596

Partner Perspective Interview: The Rush is On to Achieve Compliance with Information Blocking Requirements

597

Mastering Medical Device Security

598

Podcast with NYP CIO Daniel Barchi, Part 1: “It’s a Testament to the Ability to Plan and Execute.”

599

Podcast Interview with Mike Hart, Part 2: “Leadership Is Something You Evolve Over Time.”

600

The CIO’s Interoperability Agenda: Creating an Ecosystem of Frictionless Care

601

Application Rationalization for a Post-COVID Environment

602

Podcast Interview with CIO Jason Wood, Part 1: “Covid Turned Our Business Upside Down.”

603

Podcast Interview with CIO JD Whitlock, Part 2: “We Have to Be Smart.”

604

Franciscan Health’s Covid-19 Virtual Care Journey

605

Healthcare CIOs’ and CISOs’ Guide to Security-Driven Networking

606

Podcast Interview with Mike Hart, Part 1: “Long-term Strategies Will Be Different Going Forward.”

607

Exploring the Fundamental Building Blocks of a Successful EPCS Program

608

Podcast Interview with CIO JD Whitlock, Part 1: “You Can’t Do Everything.”

609

Podcast Interview with Cletis Earle, Part 2: “Until We Get Uncomfortable, We Won’t Make Strides.”

610

Finding Cost Savings with Legacy Data Management

611

Imaging Providers Through a Pandemic: Where We Were, Where We Are, Where We’re Going

612

Q&A with CIO Ryan Smith, Part 2: “We Need to Start Thinking About Vendors in a New Light.”

613

Adjusting Your Security Posture to an IoMT World

614

Vendor Vetting & Management in a COVID World

615

Podcast Interview with Cletis Earle, Part 1: “We Need Everybody to Help Address This.”

616

Q&A with CIO Ryan Smith, Part 1: “We Have to Flex Our Muscles and Move Quickly.”

617

Q&A with CIO Michael Saad, Part 2: “Technology Is Transforming Healthcare As We Know It.”

618

Telehealth: Redefining Delivery of Care & Igniting Radical Change

619

Q&A with CIO Michael Saad, Part 1: “Data Is Absolutely Critical as We Make Decisions.”

620

Leveraging Data Center Infrastructure to Meet the Quadruple Aim

621

Grappling With a COVID-Impacted Budget: The Art of Leaning Up While Staying Strong

622

Podcast Interview with Dr. Richard Zane: “You Have to Kiss a Lot of Frogs.”

623

Healthcare at the Edge: How Network Agility Enables Better Outcomes

624

“Testing Is the Way to Go”: How a Statewide Initiative Is Breaking New Ground in Disease Management

625

Ransomware in Healthcare: Why Are We Targeted?

626

Podcast Interview with CIO Kevin Wiese, Part 2: “We End Up Learning From Our Non-IT Staff.”

627

“Front and Center”: UConn Health’s Role in Deploying Statewide Covid-19 Testing

628

HIT Policy Update

629

Podcast Q&A with Craig Richardville, Part 2: “Consumers Are Becoming the Destination.”

630

Project Recovery Strategies for a Post Covid-19 World

631

Podcast Interview with CIO Kevin Wiese, Part 1: “I’m Just Trying to Guide the Process.”

632

Podcast Interview with Dr. Adam Glasofer, Part 2: “This Has Rapidly Raised the Bar.”

633

Securing the Ever-Expanding Healthcare Enterprise Through Identity Governance

634

Podcast Interview with Craig Richardville, Part 1: “The Crisis Has Allowed Us to Disrupt Ourselves.”

635

Podcast Interview with CMIO Brett Oliver, Part 2: “We Won’t Go Back to the Status Quo.”

636

Leadership in Crisis: Staying Calm & Setting a Course in the Storm

637

Podcast Interview with Dr. Adam Glasofer, Part 1: “There Are Some Great Ideas Out There.”

638

Atlantic Health System Builds a Broader Definition of Clinical Intelligence

639

Partner Perspective: As Healthcare Evolves with COVID, So Does Dependence on Digital Identity

640

Tackling the Toughest Problem in Healthcare IT Security: Medical Devices

641

Podcast Interview with CIO Michael Mistretta, Part 2: “Everyone Has Taken Ownership.”

642

Covid-19’s Healthcare IT Legacy

643

Podcast Interview with CMIO Brett Oliver, Part 1: “It’s Been an Overnight Culture Change.”

644

Podcast Q&A with Michael Mistretta, Part 1: “Nothing Can Prepare You for Something Like This.”

645

How Moving to Cloud Analytics and EMPI Allows for a More Effective Covid-19 Response

646

Covid-19 Update: Stories & Lessons From the Front Lines of IT

647

Podcast Interview with CTO Chuck Christian, Part 2: “You Literally Have to Overcommunicate.”

648

Podcast with Dr. Stephanie Lahr: “There Are Hidden Opportunities to Innovate and Create.”

649

Podcast Interview with CTO Chuck Christian, Part 1: “We’ve Learned Together.”

650

Infrastructure for a Remote Workforce, Telemedicine & Increased Patient Load

651

Podcast Interview with CIO James Wellman, Part 2: “You Can’t Hide from This.”

652

Podcast Interview: Discussing Monument Health’s 4-Phased COVID-19 Strategy

653

Physician Burnout Update: Covid-19 Special Edition

654

Podcast Interview with CIO James Wellman, Part 1: “Developing Trust Is Key.”

655

Covid-19 Update: Stories & Lessons From the Front Lines of IT

656

Q&A with Tom Andriola, Part 2: “We’ve adopted almost a wartime mentality.”

657

Q&A with CMIO Mark Weisman, Part 2: “We don’t want data; we want information.”

658

Optimizing Your Imaging Approach for the Covid-19 Fight

659

Q&A with Tom Andriola, Part 1: “We Want to Be Seen as a Source of Truth.”

660

Q&A with CMIO Mark Weisman, Part 1: “What can we optimize to make life easier?”

661

Q&A with Dr. Richard Zane, Part 1: “It’s about helping providers make better decisions.”

662

Data Migration Strategies to Enable Successful Application Transitions

663

Partner Perspective: Final Rule Means CIOs Must Share ADTs, But Had Better Know Where They’re Going

664

Q&A with CIO Jamie Nelson, Part 2: “There Is a Gender Issue.”

665

Q&A with CIO Jamie Nelson, Part 1: “The Technology Is the Easy Part.”

666

Q&A with Brian Lancaster, Part 2: “You Can’t Be Terrified of the Unknown.”

667

Q&A with Brian Lancaster, Part 1: “Consumerism Is a Key IT Strategy.”

668

Q&A with CIO Nader Mherabi, Part 2: “There’s So Much More We Can Do.”

669

Q&A with CIO Danny Scott, Part 2: Change Management “Is All About Education.”

670

Q&A with CIO Nader Mherabi, Part 1: “To Excel, You Have to Be Highly Digitalized.”

671

Q&A with CIO Danny Scott, Part 1: “Our Job Is to Enable. That’s What IS Does.”

672

Q&A with CIO Mathew Gaug, Part 2: “There’s a Lot to Do, but It’s Good Work.”

673

Q&A with William Walders, Part 3: “You need to speak to the level of your audience.”

674

Q&A with CIO Mathew Gaug, Part 1: “We Have to Build Brick by Brick.”

675

Q&A with William Walders, Part 2: “Creating discipline around IT business management is my top priority.”

676

Q&A with CIO William Walders, Part 1: “Healthcare is becoming a more digital-centric environment.”

677

Q&A with Kate Pierce, Part 3: “You Have to Know How to Find the Answers You Need.”

678

Q&A with CIO Lee Milligan, Part 3: “Clarity Can Make a Big Difference.”

679

Q&A with Kate Pierce, Part 2: “It’s No Longer an Option to Address Security Needs.”

680

Q&A with CIO Lee Milligan, Part 2: “We Have a Chance to Do Some Really Cool Things.”

681

Q&A with Kate Pierce, Part 1: “Everything’s Not Going to Be Perfect at Go-live.”

682

Q&A with CIO Lee Milligan, Part 1: “You Can’t Just Accept Statements at Face Value.”

683

Q&A with Kristin Myers, Part 3: “Make your career a project.”

684

Q&A with CIO Robin Lang, Part 3: “We have a remarkable opportunity to make a difference.”

685

Q&A with Kristin Myers, Part 2: “You need to be able to articulate the vision.”

686

Q&A with CIO Robin Lang, Part 2: “Your Care Staff Expects Technology to Be Seamless.”

687

Q&A with Kristin Myers, Part 1: “There’s a whole discipline around change management.”

688

Q&A with CIO Patrick Anderson, Part 2: “We’re driving a new model of care.”

689

Q&A with CIO Craig Richardville, Part 3: “We’ve actually surpassed some industries.”

690

Q&A with CIO Robin Lang, Part 1: “Change Management Is a Tough Business.”

691

Q&A with CIO Patrick Anderson, Part 1: “We Need Highly Available Systems.”

692

Q&A with CIO Craig Richardville, Part 2: “You Have to Sit Back, Listen and Learn.”

693

Q&A with CIO Tom Barnett, Part 3: “Always Focus on the Problem You’re Trying to Solve.’

694

Q&A with CIO Craig Richardville, Part 1: “That’s What We Do; We Serve the Organization.”

695

Q&A with CIO Tom Barnett, Part 2: “The Key Is Definitely Communication.”

696

Q&A with CIO Sheryl Sypek, Part 3: “We’re Uniquely Positioned for Value-based Care.”

697

Q&A with CIO Tom Barnett, Part 1: “It’s Not Always About Technology.”

698

Q&A with CIO Sheryl Sypek, Part 2: “It’s a Very Different Mission.”

699

Q&A with CIO Sheryl Sypek, Part 1: “Care Is Being Driven into the Home.”

700

Q&A with CIO Nicholas Szymanski, Part 3: “Everything We Do Is a Process.”

701

Q&A with CIO Pamela McNutt, Part 3: “You Have to Work Effectively in This New World.”

702

Q&A with CIO Nicholas Szymanski, Part 2: “My Role Is to Get People on Board.”

703

Q&A with CIO Pamela McNutt, Part 2: “We Have to Be Able to Empower Patients.”

704

Q&A with CIO Nicholas Szymanski, Part 1: “IT Really Does Touch Everything Now.”

705

Q&A with CIO Pamela McNutt, Part 1: “You Have to Have Your Finger on the Pulse.”

706

Q&A with CIO Linda Stevenson, Part 2: “Everything We Do Is for The Patient.”

707

Q&A with CIO Linda Stevenson, Part 1: “There’s Always a Fear of Change.”

708

Health IT Influencers: Former HIMSS EVP Carla Smith, Chapter 2

709

Q&A with CIO Zafar Chaudry, MD, Chapter 3: “I’ve Always Been Drawn to Pediatrics.”

710

Health IT Influencers: Former HIMSS EVP Carla Smith, Chapter 1

711

Q&A with CIO Debbie Cancilla, Part 2: “We Can Make This Easier on People.”

712

Q&A with CIO Zafar Chaudry, MD, Chapter 2: “With Any Change, There’s a Level of Fear.”

713

Q&A with CIO Debbie Cancilla, Part 1: “Culture Drives a lot of Your Capabilities.”

714

Q&A with CIO Christopher Timbers, Part 3: “We Have a Direct Impact on Our Competitiveness.”

715

Q&A with CIO Zafar Chaudry, MD, Chapter 1: “We’re in the Business of Patients.”

716

Q&A with CIO Christopher Timbers, Part 2: “Technology Isn’t the Challenge.”

717

Q&A with Sarah Cannon’s Andy Corts, Part 2: Finding the Right Pathways

718

Aaron Miri, CIO, Dell Medical School & UT Health Austin, Chapter 3

719

Q&A with NorthBay CIO Christopher Timbers, Part 1: “What Can We Do Better?”

720

Q&A with Sarah Cannon’s Andy Corts, Part 1: Defining a Cancer Data Model

721

Aaron Miri, CIO, Dell Medical School & UT Health Austin, Chapter 2

722

Q&A with Broward Health’s Kathy Ross, Part 2: Communicating the Vision

723

CIO Aaron Miri, CIO, Dell Medical School & UT Health Austin, Chapter 1

724

Q&A with Broward Health’s Kathy Ross, Part 1: Driving Change as the New CIO

725

Sue Murphy, Chief Experience Officer, UChicago Medicine, Chapter 2

726

Saad Chaudhry’s Leadership Journey, Part 2: The Power of Community

727

Sue Murphy, Chief Experience Officer, University of Chicago Medicine, Chapter 1

728

Saad Chaudhry’s Leadership Journey, Part 1: From Maryland to Dubai

729

Jeff Sturman, SVP & CIO, Memorial Healthcare System, Chapter 2

730

Stephanie Lahr, MD, CIO & CMIO, Regional Health, Chapter 3

731

Jeff Sturman, SVP & CIO, Memorial Healthcare System, Chapter 1

732

Stephanie Lahr, MD, CIO & CMIO, Regional Health, Chapter 2

733

Stephanie Lahr, MD, CIO & CMIO, Regional Health, Chapter 1

734

Michael Marino, CMIO, Providence St. Joseph Health, Chapter 2

735

Michael Marino, CMIO, Providence St. Joseph Health, Chapter 1

736

Chatting with IHIE Engagement Director Chuck Christian, Chapter 3

737

Q&A with Sequoia Project CEO Mariann Yeager, Chapter 2

738

Chatting with IHIE Engagement Director Chuck Christian, Chapter 2

739

Q&A with Sequoia Project CEO Mariann Yeager, Chapter 1

740

Chatting with Chuck Christian, VP of IHIE, Chapter 1

741

Anncy Thomas, MD, CIO, Episcopal Health Services, Chapter 2

742

Anncy Thomas, MD, CIO, Episcopal Health Services, Chapter 1

743

Erik Pupo, CIO, Columbia University Irving Medical Center, Chapter 2

744

Erik Pupo, CIO, Columbia University Irving Medical Center, Chapter 1

745

Health IT Influencers: Former CIO Craig Richardville, Chapter 3

746

Health IT Influencers: Former CIO Craig Richardville, Chapter 2

747

Health IT Influencers: Former CIO Craig Richardville, Chapter 1

748

Darren Dworkin, CIO, Cedars-Sinai, Chapter 3

749

Health IT Influencers: Encore Co-founder & Former CEO Dana Sellers, Chapter 3

750

Darren Dworkin, CIO, Cedars-Sinai, Chapter 2

751

Health IT Influencers: Encore Co-founder & Former CEO Dana Sellers, Chapter 2

752

Darren Dworkin, CIO, Cedars-Sinai, Chapter 1

753

Women in HIT Leadership, Part 4: A Call to Action

754

Health IT Influencers: Encore Co-founder & Former CEO Dana Sellers, Chapter 1

755

Women in HIT Leadership, Part 3: The Future of the CIO Role

756

Women in HIT Leadership, Part 2: Challenging Gender Stereotypes

757

Health IT Influencers: Bill Spooner, Former Sharp Healthcare CIO, Chapter 3

758

Women in HIT Leadership, Part 1: Identifying the Core Leadership Skills

759

Health IT Influencers: Bill Spooner, Former Sharp Healthcare CIO, Chapter 2

760

Lt. Col. Chani Cordero, CIO, Education & Training Directorate, Defense Health Agency, Chapter 3

761

Health IT Influencers: Bill Spooner, Former Sharp Healthcare CIO, Chapter 1

762

Lt. Col. Chani Cordero, CIO, Education & Training Directorate, Defense Health Agency, Chapter 2

763

Lt. Col. Chani Cordero, CIO, Education & Training Directorate, Defense Health Agency, Chapter 1

764

Nancy Yates, CNIO, Providence St. Joseph Health, Chapter 2

765

Mike Mistretta, CIO, Virginia Hospital Center, Chapter 2

766

Nancy Yates, CNIO, Providence St. Joseph Health, Chapter 1

767

Mike Mistretta, CIO, Virginia Hospital Center, Chapter 1

768

Patrick Yount, CIO, Lincoln Community Hospital and Care Center, Chapter 3

769

Patrick Yount, CIO, Lincoln Community Hospital and Care Center, Chapter 2

770

Tricia Julian, CIO, Baptist Health, Chapter 2

771

Patrick Yount, CIO, Lincoln Community Hospital and Care Center, Chapter 1

772

Tricia Julian, CIO, Baptist Health, Chapter 1

773

Chuck Christian, VP of Technology and Engagement, IHIE, Chapter 3

774

J.D. Whitlock, CIO, Dayton Children’s Hospital, Chapter 3

775

Chuck Christian, VP of Technology and Engagement, IHIE, Chapter 2

776

J.D. Whitlock, CIO, Dayton Children’s Hospital, Chapter 2

777

Chuck Christian, VP of Technology and Engagement, IHIE, Chapter 1

778

J.D. Whitlock, CIO, Dayton Children’s Hospital, Chapter 1

779

Kathryn Marchesini, Chief Privacy Officer, ONC, Chapter 2

780

Gary Light, CIO, Memorial Hospital & Health Care Center, Chapter 3

781

Kathryn Marchesini, Chief Privacy Officer, ONC, Chapter 1

782

Gary Light, CIO, Memorial Hospital & Health Care Center, Chapter 2

783

Jennifer D’Angelo, CIO, New Bridge Medical Center, Chapter 2

784

Gary Light, CIO, Memorial Hospital & Health Care Center, Chapter 1

785

Jennifer D’Angelo, CIO, New Bridge Medical Center, Chapter 1

786

Scott Vachon, Director of IT, Littleton Regional Hospital, Chapter 2

787

Scott Vachon, Director of IT, Littleton Regional Hospital, Chapter 1

788

Rasu Shrestha, MD, Chief Innovation Officer, UPMC, Chapter 3

789

Rasu Shrestha, Chief Innovation Officer, UPMC, Chapter 2

790

Rasu Shrestha, Chief Innovation Officer, UPMC, Chapter 1

791

Q&A With Cletis Earle, CIO, Kaleida Health, and CHIME Board Chair

792

Shane Pilcher, Administrative Director & CIO, Siskin Hospital, Chapter 2

793

Shane Pilcher, Administrative Director & CIO, Siskin Hospital, Chapter 1

794

Chuck Christian, VP of Technology & Engagement, IHIE, Chapter 3

795

Bill Bishop, CIO, Colquitt Regional Medical Center, Chapter 2

796

Chuck Christian, VP of Technology & Engagement, IHIE, Chapter 2

797

Bill Bishop, CIO, Colquitt Regional Medical Center, Chapter 1

798

Chuck Christian, VP of Technology & Engagement, IHIE, Chapter 1

799

Jason Bray, CIO, McAlester Regional Health Center, Chapter 2

800

Jason Bray, CIO, McAlester Regional Health Center, Chapter 1

801

Susan Marino, CNIO, Hartford HealthCare, Chapter 3

802

Susan Marino, CNIO, Hartford HealthCare, Chapter 2

803

Laishy Williams-Carlson, CIO, Bon Secours Health System, Chapter 2

804

Susan Marino, CNIO, Hartford HealthCare, Chapter 1

805

Laishy Williams-Carlson, CIO, Bon Secours Health System, Chapter 1

806

CMIO Roundtable, Part 3: It’s All About Communication

807

CMIO Roundtable, Part 2: A Constant In A Sea Of Change

808

Eric Raffin, CIO, San Mateo County Health System, Chapter 3

809

CMIO Roundtable, Part 1: Getting To The Root Of Physician Burnout

810

Jim Noga, CIO, Partners HealthCare, Chapter 3

811

Eric Raffin, CIO, San Mateo County Health System, Chapter 2

812

Jim Noga, CIO, Partners HealthCare, Chapter 2

813

Eric Raffin, CIO, San Mateo County Health System, Chapter 1

814

Jim Noga, CIO, Partners HealthCare, Chapter 1

815

Doug Fridsma, MD, President & CEO, AMIA, Chapter 3

816

Skip Rollins, CIO & CISO, Freeman Health System, Chapter 3

817

Doug Fridsma, MD, President & CEO, AMIA, Chapter 2

818

Skip Rollins, CIO & CISO, Freeman Health System, Chapter 2

819

Doug Fridsma, MD, President & CEO, AMIA, Chapter 1

820

Jake Dorst, CIO, Tahoe Forest District Hospital, Chapter 3

821

Skip Rollins, CIO & CISO, Freeman Health System, Chapter 1

822

Jake Dorst, CIO, Tahoe Forest District Hospital, Chapter 2

823

Jake Dorst, CIO, Tahoe Forest District Hospital, Chapter 1

824

Cletis Earle, VP & CIO, Kaleida Health, Chapter 3

825

Cletis Earle, VP & CIO, Kaleida Health, Chapter 2

826

Chuck Christian, VP of Technology & Engagement, Indiana HIE, Chapter 3

827

Cletis Earle, VP & CIO, Kaleida Health, Chapter 1

828

Chuck Christian, VP of Technology & Engagement, Indiana HIE, Chapter 2

829

Dee Emon, VP & CIO, Wake Forest Baptist Health, Chapter 3

830

Chuck Christian, VP of Technology & Engagement, Indiana HIE, Chapter 1

831

Dee Emon, VP & CIO, Wake Forest Baptist Health, Chapter 2

832

Brian Thomas, VP & CIO, Swope Health Services, Chapter 3

833

Dee Emon, VP & CIO, Wake Forest Baptist Health, Chapter 1

834

Brian Thomas, VP & CIO, Swope Health Services, Chapter 2

835

Karen DeSalvo, Former National Coordinator for Health IT, Chapter 3

836

Brian Thomas, VP & CIO, Swope Health Services, Chapter 1

837

Time To Get Creative: How Henry Ford’s Leaders Are Growing Cybersecurity Talent

838

Karen DeSalvo, Former National Coordinator for Health IT, Chapter 2

839

Continuing Education: One Team’s Approach To Warding Off Ever-Changing Security Threats

840

Karen DeSalvo, Former National Coordinator for Health IT, Chapter 1

841

Structured For Success: How A Realignment Helped Elevate Security at Henry Ford

842

Jonathan Goldberg, CIO, Arkansas Children’s Hospital, Chapter 3

843

Jonathan Goldberg, CIO, Arkansas Children’s Hospital, Chapter 2

844

Jonathan Goldberg, CIO, Arkansas Children’s Hospital, Chapter 1

845

Jeff Brown, CIO, Martin’s Point Health Care, Chapter 3

846

Jeff Brown, CIO, Martin’s Point Health Care, Chapter 2

847

Robin Sarkar, CIO, Lakeland Regional Health System, Chapter 3

848

Jeff Brown, CIO, Martin’s Point Health Care, Chapter 1

849

Robin Sarkar, CIO, Lakeland Regional Health System, Chapter 2

850

Robin Sarkar, CIO, Lakeland Regional Health System, Chapter 1

851

Tina Esposito, VP, Center for HIS, Advocate Health Care, Chapter 2

852

Tina Esposito, VP, Center for HIS, Advocate Health Care, Chapter 1

853

Michael Marino, Chief of IS Operations, Providence St. Joseph Health, Chapter 2

854

Michael Marino, Chief of IS Operations, Providence St. Joseph Health, Chapter 1

855

Joey Sudomir, SVP & CIO, Texas Health Resources, Chapter 3

856

Marc Chasin, MD, VP & CIO, St. Luke’s Health System, Chapter 2

857

Joey Sudomir, SVP & CIO, Texas Health Resources, Chapter 2

858

Marc Chasin, MD, VP & CIO, St. Luke’s Health System, Chapter 1

859

Joey Sudomir, SVP & CIO, Texas Health Resources, Chapter 1

860

Matthew Kull, SVP & CIO, Parkland Hospital, Chapter 2

861

Jamie Nelson, SVP & CIO, Hospital for Special Surgery, Chapter 3

862

Matthew Kull, SVP & CIO, Parkland Hospital, Chapter 1

863

Jamie Nelson, SVP & CIO, Hospital for Special Surgery, Chapter 2

864

Jamie Nelson, SVP & CIO, Hospital for Special Surgery, Chapter 1

865

Joe Kvedar, VP of Connected Health, Partners HealthCare, Chapter 3

866

Ed Marx, SVP, Advisory Board & CIO (GO), NYC Health & Hospitals, Chapter 2

867

Joe Kvedar, VP of Connected Health, Partners HealthCare, Chapter 2

868

Joe Kvedar, VP of Connected Health, Partners HealthCare, Chapter 1

869

Ed Marx, SVP, Advisory Board & CIO (GO), NYC Health & Hospitals, Chapter 1

870

Keith Perry, SVP & CIO, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Chapter 2

871

Keith Perry, SVP & CIO, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Chapter 1

872

Chatting With Chuck Christian, VP of Technology & Engagement, IHIE, Chapter 3

873

David Quirke, Corporate CIO, Trivergent Health Alliance, Chapter 2

874

Chatting With Chuck Christian, VP of Technology & Engagement, IHIE, Chapter 2

875

David Quirke, Corporate CIO, Trivergent Health Alliance, Chapter 1

876

Chatting With Chuck Christian, VP of Technology & Engagement, IHIE, Chapter 1

877

John Showalter, MD, CHIO, University of Mississippi Medical Center, Chapter 2

878

John Showalter, MD, CHIO, University of Mississippi Medical Center, Chapter 1

879

Jessica Cornelius, CIO, Hendricks Regional Health, Chapter 2

880

Jessica Cornelius, CIO, Hendricks Regional Health, Chapter 1

881

Cindy Peterson, VP & CIO, Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital, Chapter 2

882

Cindy Peterson, VP & CIO, Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital, Chapter 1

883

Dan Howard, Site CIO, Loma Linda University Health, Chapter 3

884

Joel Vengco, VP & CIO, Baystate Health, Chapter 3

885

Dan Howard, Site CIO, Loma Linda University Health, Chapter 2

886

Joel Vengco, VP & CIO, Baystate Health, Chapter 2

887

Dan Howard, Site CIO, Loma Linda University Health, Chapter 1

888

Joel Vengco, VP & CIO, Baystate Health, Chapter 1

889

Q&A With CHIME Public Policy Award Recipient Randy McCleese, Chapter 2

890

Lisa Stump, SVP & Interim CIO, Yale New Haven Health System, Chapter 3

891

Q&A With CHIME Public Policy Award Recipient Randy McCleese, Chapter 1

892

Lisa Stump, SVP & Interim CIO, Yale New Haven Health System, Chapter 2

893

Lisa Stump, SVP & Interim CIO, Yale New Haven Health System, Chapter 1

894

Kathryn Crous, Network CIO, Kings County Hospital, NYC Health & Hospitals, Chapter 3

895

Kathryn Crous, Network CIO, Kings County Hospital, NYC Health & Hospitals, Chapter 2

896

Michael Elley, System VP of IT, OhioHealth, Chapter 3

897

Kathryn Crous, Network CIO, Kings County Hospital, NYC Health & Hospitals, Chapter 1

898

Michael Elley, System VP of IT, OhioHealth, Chapter 2

899

Michael Elley, System VP of IT, OhioHealth, Chapter 1

900

Chuck Christian, VP of Technology and Engagement, IHIE, Chapter 3

901

Bobbie Byrne, MD, EVP & CIO, Edward Elmhurst Health, Chapter 3

902

Chuck Christian, VP of Technology and Engagement, IHIE, Chapter 2

903

Bobbie Byrne, MD, EVP & CIO, Edward Elmhurst Health, Chapter 2

904

Chuck Christian, VP of Technology and Engagement, IHIE, Chapter 1

905

Bobbie Byrne, MD, EVP & CIO, Edward-Elmhurst Health, Chapter 1

906

Brian Tew, VP & CIO, Greater Hudson Valley Health System, Chapter 3

907

Brian Tew, VP & CIO, Greater Hudson Valley Health System, Chapter 2

908

Brian Tew, VP & CIO, Greater Hudson Valley Health System, Chapter 1

909

John Kenagy, PhD, SVP/CIO & CISO, Legacy Health, Chapter 3

910

John Kenagy, PhD, SVP/CIO & CISO, Legacy Health, Chapter 2

911

Chris Paravate, CIO, Northeast Georgia Health System, Chapter 3

912

John Kenagy, PhD, SVP/CIO & CISO, Legacy Health, Chapter 1

913

Chris Paravate, CIO, Northeast Georgia Health System, Chapter 2

914

Chris Paravate, CIO, Northeast Georgia Health System, Chapter 1

915

Daryl Kallevig, CIO, Riverwood Healthcare Center, Chapter 3

916

Daryl Kallevig, CIO, Riverwood Healthcare Center, Chapter 2

917

Corey Zeigler, CIO, Fort Drum Regional Health Planning Organization, Chapter 3

918

Daryl Kallevig, CIO, Riverwood Healthcare Center, Chapter 1

919

Corey Zeigler, CIO, Fort Drum Regional Health Planning Organization, Chapter 2

920

Denni McColm, CIO, Citizens Memorial Healthcare, Chapter 3

921

Corey Zeigler, CIO, Fort Drum Regional Health Planning Organization, Chapter 1

922

Denni McColm, CIO, Citizens Memorial Healthcare, Chapter 2

923

Denni McColm, CIO, Citizens Memorial Healthcare, Chapter 1

924

Michael Martz, CIO, Ohio Valley Health Services, Chapter 3

925

Michael Martz, CIO, Ohio Valley Health Services, Chapter 2

926

Michael Martz, CIO, Ohio Valley Health Services, Chapter 1

927

Tim Stettheimer, SVP & Regional CIO, Ascension Information Services, Chapter 3

928

Michael Archuleta, Director of IT, Mt. San Rafael Hospital, Chapter 3

929

Tim Stettheimer, SVP & Regional CIO, Ascension Information Services, Chapter 2

930

Michael Archuleta, Director of IT, Mt. San Rafael Hospital, Chapter 2

931

Don Reichert, VP & CIO, The MetroHealth System, Chapter 3

932

Tim Stettheimer, SVP & Regional CIO, Ascension Information Services, Chapter 1

933

Michael Archuleta, Director of IT, Mt. San Rafael Hospital, Chapter 1

934

Don Reichert, VP & CIO, The MetroHealth System, Chapter 2

935

Don Reichert, VP & CIO, The MetroHealth System, Chapter 1

936

Kent Gale, Founder and Chairman, KLAS Enterprises, Chapter 3

937

Kent Gale, Founder and Chairman, KLAS Enterprises, Chapter 2

938

Craig Richardville, SVP & CIO, Carolinas HealthCare System, Chapter 3

939

Kent Gale, Founder and Chairman, KLAS Enterprises, Chapter 1

940

Craig Richardville, SVP & CIO, Carolinas HealthCare System, Chapter 2

941

Craig Richardville, SVP & CIO, Carolinas HealthCare System, Chapter 1

942

Jennifer Greenman, VP of IT & CIO, Moffitt Cancer Center, Chapter 3

943

Jennifer Greenman, VP of IT & CIO, Moffitt Cancer Center, Chapter 2

944

Kathy Ross, VP & CIO, Sacred Heart Health System and Providence Hospital, Chapter 3

945

Jennifer Greenman, VP of IT & CIO, Moffitt Cancer Center, Chapter 1

946

Kathy Ross, VP & CIO, Sacred Heart Health System and Providence Hospital, Chapter 2

947

Kathy Ross, VP & CIO, Sacred Heart Health System and Providence Hospital, Chapter 1

948

CIO Reinvented: Donna Roach On The Key Attributes Of Today’s Leader (Part 2)

949

Tim Zoph, Health IT Advisor & Former CIO, Chapter 3

950

CIO Reinvented: Donna Roach On The Key Attributes Of Today’s Leader (Part 1)

951

Tim Zoph, Health IT Advisor & Former CIO, Chapter 2

952

Tim Zoph, IT Advisor & Former CIO, Chapter 1

953

CHIME Update With President & CEO Russ Branzell, Part 2

954

Ken Lawonn, SVP & CIO, Sharp HealthCare, Chapter 3

955

CHIME Update With President & CEO Russ Branzell, Part 1

956

Ken Lawonn, SVP & CIO, Sharp HealthCare, Chapter 2

957

Ken Lawonn, SVP & CIO, Sharp HealthCare, Chapter 1

958

Edith Dees, President & CEO, CAPSYN (Former CIO), Chapter 3

959

Edith Dees, President & CEO, CAPSYN (Former Longtime CIO), Chapter 2

960

Jennifer Laughlin Mueller, CIO, Watertown Regional Medical Center, Chapter 3

961

Edith Dees, President & CEO, CAPSYN (Former Longtime CIO), Chapter 1

962

Jennifer Laughlin Mueller, CIO, Watertown Regional Medical Center, Chapter 2

963

Jennifer Laughlin Mueller, CIO, Watertown Regional Medical Center, Chapter 1

964

Jim Venturella, CIO, WVU Medicine, Chapter 3

965

Mark Kilborn, CIO, Springhill Medical Center, Chapter 2

966

Jim Venturella, CIO, WVU Medicine, Chapter 2