For many IT employees, remote work equals more work, which means CIOs need to take action to help reduce the risk of burnout and improve work-life balance, says David Chou, who provides tips from fellow leaders.
The CIO’s New Motto
Podcast with NYP CIO Daniel Barchi, Part 1: “It’s a Testament to the Ability to Plan and Execute.”
One of the positives of having an integrated EHR platform? Rather than pushing back an implementation because of the pandemic, NewYork-Presbyterian was able to move theirs up, said CIO Daniel Barchi in a recent interview.
“The Crisis Changed Our Mindset”: How Covid Has Fast-Tracked Virtual Care
The pandemic undoubtedly helped accelerate Franciscan Health’s virtual care journey, but several other components also played key roles, said Chuck Christian and Sri Bharadwaj, who discussed the organization’s experience.
“A Steep Curve”: How IT Security Leaders Are Managing New Challenges
In an environment where care is increasingly being pushed outside of clinics (and hospitals), IT security leaders face added challenges in safeguarding panel, according to our panelists, who believe the answer may lie in Zero Trust.
Remote Control: How Virtual Interactions Can Keep Projects on Track during a Pandemic
To think that an initiative as complex as data archiving can not only happen, but happen successfully, during a pandemic might have sounded crazy years ago. But, as two organizations are proving, it’s very possible if the righht processes and relationships are in place.
