The key to changing a culture without disrupting it? It’s all in the approach, says CIO Dan Nash, who talks about the major turnaround that has taken place at Citrus Valley.
Dan Nash, CIO, Citrus Valley Health Partners, Chapter 1
Is Your Next Project Going To Succeed?
Although it’s impossible to determine with completely certainty which projects will fail and which will succeed, there are steps leaders can take to increase the chance of success, says Bill Russell.
Project Cadence: How Revamping Meetings Can Help Improve Alignment
Bill Russell’s team was looking for a better way to prioritize projects; what they discovered was a way to help the staff see the big picture and understand how all the pieces interrelate.
Jake Dorst, CIO, Tahoe Forest District Hospital, Chapter 3
Being CIO at a critical access hospital is more than just dealing with a tighter budget; it’s being willing to get your hands dirty and help out where it’s needed, says Jake Dorst.
Joey Sudomir, SVP & CIO, Texas Health Resources, Chapter 1
Although an organization’s priorities are constantly shifting, the fundamentals – communication, transparency, and trust – should stay the same, says CIO Joey Sudomir.
