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Q&A with CIO Will Walders, Part 2: “You Have to Get Your Technical Debt in Order.”

02/16/2022 By Kate Gamble Leave a Comment

“We don’t need heroes. We people doing normal things well all day, every day.” In this interview, William Walders talks about the value of “brilliant at the basics,” how his team is eliminating technical debt, and how they celebrate moving away from legacy systems.

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Filed Under: Communication/Transparency, Featured, Help desk/Support, Interviews, Patient Experience, Process Improvement Methodologies Tagged With: Health First, Podcast, William Walders

Q&A with CIDO Tom Barnett, Part 1: “Process Is Always Upstream from Technology.”

05/05/2021 By Kate Gamble Leave a Comment

Digital initiatives are more about workflow than anything else, says Tom Barrett. In this podcast, he talks about the progression of the CIO role, what it takes to drive change, and how he has made himself available to his team during the pandemic.

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Filed Under: Change management, CIO Roles & Responsibilities, Digital Health, Featured, Interviews, Process Improvement Methodologies, Remote Work Tagged With: Baptist Memorial Health Care, Podcast, Tom Barnett

Beyond Asset Tracking: How Location-Based Intelligence Can Provide “A Clear Line of Sight”

12/18/2020 By Kate Gamble Leave a Comment

It’s not just about improving patient flow; by implementing location-based intelligence, Oregon Medical Group is able to point to the data and “provide real information upon which to make a meaningful decision,” according to our panelists.

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Filed Under: Featured, Interviews, Patient Experience, Process Improvement Methodologies, Workflow/Usability Tagged With: Infor, Megan Butler, Oregon Medical Group, Suzanne Roelof, Vipul Lakhani

Q&A with CIO Lee Milligan, Part 3: “Clarity Can Make a Big Difference.”

10/30/2019 By Kate Gamble Leave a Comment

If you rely solely on anecdotal evidence to measure user satisfaction, you’re missing out, says Lee Milligan, who talks about how his team is leveraging data to improve workflow and deliver a better customer experience.

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Filed Under: Change management, Communication/Transparency, Featured, Interviews, Leadership/Staff Management, Process Improvement Methodologies, Vendor Management Tagged With: Asante, Lee Milligan, Podcast

Q&A with CIO Lee Milligan, Part 2: “We Have a Chance to Do Some Really Cool Things.”

10/17/2019 By Kate Gamble Leave a Comment

The best way to craft an effective strategy going forward? By assessing the current state and identifying key areas for improvement, says Asante CIO Lee Milligan, whose team is focused on providing exceptional customer service and ensuring reliability.

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Filed Under: Change management, Communication/Transparency, Featured, Interviews, Process Improvement Methodologies, Workflow/Usability Tagged With: Asante, Lee Milligan, Podcast

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