In the constantly evolving world of cyberattacks, the new holy grail is gaining access to credentials – which bad actors are accomplishing by identifying and targeting the most vulnerable parties, said our panelists in a recent discussion. “Everybody wants credentials.”
Q&A with Luminis Health CDIO Saad Chaudhry, Part 2: Digital “Has to Be Rooted in the Current Reality.”
If an organization truly believes in digital transformation and wants a true digital leader, “you need the scope to go with it,” said Saad Chaudhry of Luminis Health. In this interview, he talked about his recent title change, the “massive” Epic reset that he believes will improve the user experience, and why it’s so critical to view initiatives “through the lens of upcoming generations.”
Q&A with RWJBarnabas CTO Jordan Ruch: “Standardization is critically important.”
Investing heavily in go-live support, laying the right groundwork, and having the right people in place are all critical to the success of a major initiative. But perhaps the most important component, said Jordan Ruch, CTO of RWJBarnabas Health, is the ability to “adapt to, and highly function throughout, periods of transformation.”
Q&A with Northeast Georgia Health System CIO Chris Paravate, Part 1: “We Have to Support Operational Flow.”
Q&A with Baptist Health Chief Digital & Information Officer Aaron Miri: “You Have to Ask Yourself Hard Questions.”
The Data Factor with EHR Migrations: How Much Is Too Much?
“The Third Leg”: Examining the Market for Conversational Technologies
Q&A with Memorial Healthcare CDO Jeff Sturman, Part 1: “We’re doing great things on the digital front.”
Although every health system has distinct qualities, the reality is that “the way we deliver care and the way we take care of our employees is very common,” said Jeff Sturman. In this podcast, he talked about the need for collaboration, the patient flow challenge, and the hardest part of any initiative.