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About St. Claire
From best-of-breed to an integrated system
Meditech 6.0 – going live with CPOE & physician documentation
Building a base with financials
Using a multidisciplinary “team approach”
Selecting a system — “It was the troops that made the choice.”
Working with Northeast Kentucky RHIO & Kentucky HIE
About Barnabas Health
The Cerner rollout
Doing due diligence right
Leveraging Meaningful Use
Selling the benefits of advanced clinicals
Binding a health system together with order sets, etc
About Stanford Hospitals & Clinics
Reflecting on the Perot outsourcing
Reflecting on the Epic rollout, and the Epic Way
Best practices in vendor selection processes
“They want to make money, and we want them to make money”
About MCH
Now live on 15 Cerner modules since April
Secrets to selecting a system – the importance of not focusing on the front-end look and feel
Focusing on lean methodologies and process improvement
The art of process redesign
“The mandate from the top was to ensure process redesign occurred”
Bringing in GE to help with change management
About Community Health Network
Starting a major migration to Epic — and pushing back certain projects
Taking on the CIO role during a big rollout
“I was happy they selected Epic”
Repairing IT’s damaged reputation
When clinical leads a project, not IT — “What I was being asked to do was quite different”
Reaching out to colleagues who have rolled out Epic
About Edward Hospital & Health Services
Migrating to Epic across the system
“Epic wasn’t an automatic choice”
Need for a single source of truth
IT being thrust into the spotlight
“I’m not a technical person”
Placing a higher value on clinical experience for CIOs
Turning a corner should be a simple thing. However, while watching “Cars” with my kids the other day, I was reminded that it’s not always that simple. In the movie, Doc Hudson instructs Lightning McQueen to turn his wheels into the skid to maintain better control when traveling at high speeds on a dirt road. [...]
Although there are plenty of vendors exploring the international space, the market for electronic patient records outside of the United States is still in the early stages, according to a new KLAS report — International EPR Market 2012: Multinational Vendor Footprints. The report, which is the first by KLAS to examine the global EMR market, [...]
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