Dana Moore, SVP & CIO, Centura Health, Chapter 2

Dana Moore, SVP & CIO, Centura Health

Rolling out inpatient CPOE & cardiology PACS
Prioritizing projects —“It’s a very difficult pace to maintain.”
Maintaining relationships between managers and direct reports
Using data to secure resources for IT
Thinking outside the box to recruit & retain quality people
From consultant to “accidental CIO”

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Maureen Hetu, CIO, Lourdes Health System, Chapter 2

Maureen Hetu, CIO, Lourdes Health System

Engaging the docs on CPOE
Developing and rolling out evidence-based order sets
Order sets and the CMIO
Resisting local customization
Are EMRs where they need to be?

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Art Glasgow, VP/CIO, Duke Medicine, Chapter 2

Art Glasgow, VP/CIO, Duke Medicine

Building strong clinical partnerships, staffing the CMIO role
WK Provation for order sets
M*Modal for speech recognition
Balancing the desire for data with the burden on front-line clinicians
Meeting MU is “not in the top 3 things we’re focused on here at Duke”
Thoughts on ICD-10

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Meditech 6.0 Diary Part 19: Working Through The Growing Pains

Jorge Grillo, CIO, Canton-Potsdam Hospital

Well, we went live on CPOE on May 15. This was not a big bang but rather a trickle, starting with the hospitalists who volunteered to act as provider champions and were willing to work through the bugs and growing pains with us. It is now three weeks later and we are still with the [...]

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Mike Rozmus, CIO, Rockingham Memorial Hospital, Chapter 1

Mike Rozmus, VP & CIO, Rockingham Memorial Hospital

About Rockingham
Running a Meditech CS 5.65 shop
Starting CPOE in the ED
Keeping Picis (for now) in the OR
The challenges of interfacing
No 6.0

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Wanda Sims, CIO, Baptist Health, Chapter 1

Wanda Sims, CIO, Baptist Health

About Baptist
The organization’s CPOE journey
Running McKesson Star for financials, Cerner (outsourced) for clinicals
Implementing CPOE, targeting a June 5 go-live
Breaking down outsourcing’s challenges
“We’re 10 months into it and, right now, we’re happy with our decision”

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Dave Holland, CIO, Southern Illinois Healthcare, Chapter 2

Dave Holland, CIO, Southern Illinois Healthcare

Shaping the HIE picture in Illinois
“It’s an evolutionary, not revolutionary process”
The franchise model vs the monolithic model
Piloting CPOE with hospitalists
Automating data movement between the Lawson & Meditech systems
Creating a centralized cardiology imaging system

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Stage 2 Meaningful Use Proposal Announced

MU Stage 2 Proposed Rule

CMS announced the proposed rule for Stage 2 Meaningful Use requirements for EHR incentive programs today during a session led by National Coordinator for Health IT Farzad Mostashari at the HIMSS conference in Las Vegas. The proposed requirements were posted to the Federal Register and are expected to be published next week. The final rule [...]

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