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PODCAST: One-on-One w/Sibley Memorial Hospital VP of Information Resources and Chief Information Technology Officer Kenda Tavakoli, Chapter 1

10/21/2010 By Anthony Guerra Leave a Comment

Kenda Tavakoli, VP of Information Resources and Chief Information Technology Officer, Sibley Memorial  Hospital

Kenda Tavakoli, VP of Information Resources and Chief Information Technology Officer, Sibley Memorial Hospital

While change is in the air for healthcare organizations these days, nowhere has there been more dramatic change over the last few years than Washington, DC-based Sibley Memorial Hospital. That’s because after more than 25 years with one person heading IT, Kenda Tavakoli stepped into the role in 2008. Since then, even more change has come to the one-time stand-alone community hospital, this in the form of an acquisition by the Johns Hopkins Health System. To learn more about her tips for managing change, building teams and tackling Meaningful Use, healthsystemCIO.com editor Anthony Guerra recently caught up with the long-time healthcare IT professional.

Chapter 1

  • Kenda’s new role: “My responsibilities have been expanded to cover admissions, HIM and the medical library”
  • Filling big shoes
  • About Sibley — from community hospital to part of the Johns Hopkins Health System
  • Application environment —GE IDX, SunQuest/Misys, Picis, Obix,
  • Long-time QuadraMed client — using the Misys CPR product
  • Integrating with Hopkins: “I’ve developed a list of things we need to touch base with them on”
  • Integrating internally with Cloverleaf
  • QuadraMed’s new parent

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Filed Under: Application Strategy, Integration, Vendor Management Tagged With: Cloverleaf, Francisco Partners, GE IDX, Johns Hopkins, Kenda Tavakoli, Misys, Misys CPR, Obix, Picis, Podcast, QuadraMed, Sibley Memorial Hospital, Sunquest

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