After more than a decade of collecting data, “it’s time to figure out how to best leverage that information to drive insight and drive change,” said Brian Norris in this interview. And CMIOs should be one of the leaders helping to navigate that path.
Door Dash Ride-along: Learnings from an Informaticist (and Parent)
Q&A with Stacey Johnston, Part 1: “We have to help each other cross the finish line.”
What It Means to Be a “Document Whisperer”
If Only Thinking Made It So: Examining Cognitive Errors
Q&A with Jason Buchanan, Part 2: “We Changed Our Model of Care Overnight.”
City Scooters: An Informatics Viewpoint
Q&A with Laura Marquez, Part 1: “Having the voice of the consumer is so important.”
Kitchen Utensils and Applied Clinical Informatics
Common Clinical Terminology Explained
The terms specialty/subspecialty, service, level-of-care, and geographic location can often look and sound alike, and are often confused – or used interchangeably – by clinicians and administrative staff. But there are critical differences, according to Dirk Stanley, MD, who sheds some light in this post.