Michael Elley weighs the pros and cons of being at both large and small organizations, how the CIO role has evolved in the past decade, and why it’s not realistic to create 5-year plans in today’s world.
Chuck Christian, VP of Technology and Engagement, IHIE, Chapter 3
08/31/2016 By Leave a Comment
Chuck Christian speaks candidly about why “the jury is still out” on FHIR, the toughest component of interoperability, and why he decided to leave the CIO role.
Brian Tew, VP & CIO, Greater Hudson Valley Health System, Chapter 3
08/09/2016 By Leave a Comment
Brian Tew talks about his team’s focus on making sure they’re fully leveraging Epic, the challenge at GHVHS he couldn’t resist, and the one component of leadership CIOs can’t ignore.
John Kenagy, PhD, SVP/CIO & CISO, Legacy Health, Chapter 3
07/26/2016 By Leave a Comment
The key to being a strong leader? Being humble enough to listen, while also having he confidence to make tough decisions, says John Kenagy, who believes that now more than ever, CIOs must be “fearless.”
Chris Paravate, CIO, Northeast Georgia Health System, Chapter 3
07/19/2016 By Leave a Comment
If you want to transition the IT department away from application support mode and into customer support mode, make sure you’re listening and asking the right questions, says CIO Chris Paravate.
