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Podcast Interview with CMIO Brett Oliver, Part 2: “We Won’t Go Back to the Status Quo.”

06/17/2020 By Kate Gamble Leave a Comment

With healthcare organizations coming off a period of enormous growth, particularly in terms of digital health, the timing is perfect for clinical and IT departments to sit down and figure out how to partner more effectively, says CMIO Brett Oliver.

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Filed Under: Disaster Recovery, Featured, Interviews, Leadership/Staff Management, Physician Leadership, Telehealth Tagged With: Baptist Health System, Brett Oliver, Podcast

Q&A with CMIO Mark Weisman, Part 2: “We don’t want data; we want information.”

04/14/2020 By Kate Gamble Leave a Comment

One of the CMIO’s most important roles – especially during the COVID-19 pandemic – is to “protect providers” by ensuring they’re getting useful information, and not just data dumps, says Mark Weisman, MD.

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Filed Under: Collaboration/Shared best practices, Featured, Interoperability, Interviews, Physician Leadership, Workflow/Usability Tagged With: Mark Weisman, Peninsula Regional Medical Center, Podcast

“The Devil Is in the Details”: Reviewing the Latest Arch Collaborative Findings

03/24/2020 By Connor Bice Leave a Comment

One of the keys to achieving – and maintaining – satisfaction among EHR users is training; and beyond that, the individuals who provide it and the length of the training, according to KLAS researchers, who reveal some of the findings that were scheduled to be presented at HIMSS20.

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Filed Under: Collaboration/Shared best practices, Columns, Communication/Transparency, Physician Engagement, Physician Leadership, Workflow/Usability Tagged With: Connor Bice, KLAS

“I Wanted the System to Work”: Stacey Johnston on Navigating CMIO Challenges

02/27/2020 By Kate Gamble Leave a Comment

For today’s CMIOs, the challenges seemingly continue to mount. And although there’s no secret sauce to managing every aspect, there are steps that can be taken, said Stacey Johnston, MD, in a recent webinar.

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Filed Under: Change management, Featured, Interviews, Physician Burnout, Physician Leadership Tagged With: baptist health, Stacey Johnston

Ending the “Arms Race”: How Leaders Can Make Technology Work For, Not Against, Clinicians

02/07/2020 By Kate Gamble Leave a Comment

When physicians and nurses “spend more time curating data than curing patients,” care quality is going to suffer, according to our panelists, who discussed how technology can be leveraged to reduce the burden and bring the focus back to the patient.

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Filed Under: Clinical Documentation, Collaboration/Shared best practices, Featured, Interviews, Physician Burnout, Physician Leadership, Workflow/Usability Tagged With: Imprivata, Sean Kelly, Stephanie Lahr, Tonya Hongsermeier

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