What My Fitness Journey Taught Me about Leadership, Part 1
Whether it’s starting a new fitness routine or taking on a new leadership role, your first priority should be to seek out advice from experts, says Michael Saad, who discusses the parallels between the two situations.
Q&A with CIO Debbie Cancilla, Part 2: “We Can Make This Easier on People.”
When it comes to the disruptors entering the healthcare market, the question CIOs should be asking isn’t how can we compete with them, but how can we partner with them, says Debbie Cancilla.
The Patient Experience: Reality Versus Vision
Providing clinicians with the right information at the right time is critical – and not just because it enables them to care for a patient’s physical needs, says Kate Gamble.
Is It Time to Move RTLS to the Front Burner?
It’s not functionality that’s going to sell health IT leaders on RTLS, but rather the potential it has to help achieve outcomes – like improved patient safety and data visibility, says Tanya Egbert of KLAS.
Interviews
Q&A with CIO Debbie Cancilla, Part 2: “We Can Make This Easier on People.”
When it comes to the disruptors entering the healthcare market, the question CIOs should be asking isn’t how can we compete with them, but how can we partner with them, says Debbie Cancilla.
Breaking Barriers: How to Get Clinical and IT Leaders Speaking the Same Language
The goal is the same: to improve the delivery of care. But how IT and clinicians believe it can be achieved – and what they perceive to be the key obstacles – can be as different as night and day. So how can leaders close the gap?
From Tactician to Strategist: The Evolving Role of the CNIO
It’s time to stop thinking of CNIOs as ‘firefighters,’ and start seeing them as key figures in guiding business decisions and strategies at the highest levels, according to Tammy Jackson and Hillary Ross of Witt/Kieffer.
Q&A with CIO Zafar Chaudry, MD, Chapter 2: “With Any Change, There’s a Level of Fear.”
When users have a much better experience with technology at home than they do in the care setting, that’s a problem, says Dr. Zafar Chaudry. In this interview, he talks about how his team is shifting the model to “provide more self-service.”
Columns
What My Fitness Journey Taught Me about Leadership, Part 1
Whether it’s starting a new fitness routine or taking on a new leadership role, your first priority should be to seek out advice from experts, says Michael Saad, who discusses the parallels between the two situations.
The Patient Experience: Reality Versus Vision
Providing clinicians with the right information at the right time is critical – and not just because it enables them to care for a patient’s physical needs, says Kate Gamble.
Is It Time to Move RTLS to the Front Burner?
It’s not functionality that’s going to sell health IT leaders on RTLS, but rather the potential it has to help achieve outcomes – like improved patient safety and data visibility, says Tanya Egbert of KLAS.
Purple Squirrels, Hondas & Sprints: What to Know When Hiring an Executive
Every organization wants to hire the best candidate, but in reality, it’s not always feasible – it may not even be necessary, says Judy Kirby, who shares some of the lessons she’s learned from 30 years of executive recruiting.
Archived Webinars & Custom Content
IT Project Governance Strategies and Structures
Though CIOs have to worry about many things, running out of projects to spend their budgets on isn't one of them. That's because there are countless constituencies in a health system with numberless … [Read More]
White Paper: Print Infrastructure Security
Print Infrastructure Security - The Danger is what you don’t see and unfortunately, it’s often overlooked in most Healthcare facilities. A 2019 Quocirca report named Print Infrastructure as the 2nd … [Read More]
Application Performance at the Speed of Mind
With lives on the line and clinician time at a premium, any latency in the responsiveness of your applications is unacceptable. As an IT leader, your goal must be to deliver performance at the speed … [Read More]
Building a Holistic Data Ecosystem Accessible for Everyone
Does the average data citizen at your organization stand a chance of quickly and easily finding what they want when searching for data? Probably not. But those same folks can go on their phones and … [Read More]
Upcoming Webinars
Leadership & Career Development: On Smooth Job Transitions
You've gotten an intriguing call from an executive search firm, or a colleague has alerted you to what could be the job of your dreams. The first question that has to be asked is: do I stay or do I … [Read More]
On Becoming Innovative
Everyone involved in healthcare IT wants to — needs to — be innovative, but the devil often lies in the details. How can busy executives transition from just keeping the trains running on time to … [Read More]
Connecting Disparate Images
Along with labs, images are the most common tests that clinicians rely on in diagnosing disease and monitoring the progress of care. That means Care Delivery Networks — from their physician practices … [Read More]
Mitigating Legacy App Data Security Risks
You’ve made the decision to move from one application to another, and have a general idea about which data you plan to migrate and which to leave behind. But have you thought through how you're going … [Read More]
