As care is increasingly delivered in outpatient environments, there’s a growing need for facilities that leverage technology and building design to enable a smooth healing process, says Daniel Barchi.
Building To Heal
Matthew Kull, SVP & CIO, Parkland Hospital, Chapter 1
As clinicians become more tech-savvy and administrators develop a better understanding of technology’s impact, a partnership is taking shape that CIO Matthew Kull hopes will result in improved outcomes.
Sajid Ahmed, Chief Information & Innovation Officer, MLK Community Hospital, Chapter 3
In this segment, Sajid Ahmed talks about the one thing he would’ve done differently in building a hospital from the ground up, the trap hospital leaders fall into, and the innovation that trumps all the rest.
Myra Davis, SVP & CIO, Texas Children’s Hospital, Chapter 3
SXSW Pediatric Health Pitch & TMC Think Tank
“There are so many ideas coming at you.”
Focus on portals
Telehealth — “It will give us the ability to spread our wings further.”
The “gotcha” with having a blank slate
Health IT today — “Despite the amount of work, it’s still a lot of fun.”
Putting Patients In The Driver’s Seat: Walnut Hill’s New Roadmap
What if you were given the opportunity to start a hospital from scratch? What if you had to build a road where there was no road? These were the questions posed by the founders of Walnut Hill Medical Center, a state-of-the-art hospital that opened its doors last spring in Dallas. And for the physician-led group […]
