Sometimes innovation doesn’t have to involve machine learning, Hadoop, or any other buzzwords, says CIO Jake Dorst, who believes the focus should be on solving problems in a practical way.
Jake Dorst, CIO, Tahoe Forest District Hospital, Chapter 2
Robin Sarkar, CIO, Lakeland Regional Health System, Chapter 2
The biggest challenge health systems face with population health? It’s not always the technical aspect, but the cultural change required, says CIO Robin Sarkar.
Marc Chasin, MD, VP & CIO, St. Luke’s Health System, Chapter 2
Health IT is not a one-size-fits-all industry, and so there’s no need for a one-size-fits-all CIO, says Marc Chasin, who talks about the two types of leaders he believes we’ll see going forward.
Joe Kvedar, VP of Connected Health, Partners HealthCare, Chapter 3
When it comes to mobile adoption, both patients and clinicians have come a long way. But don’t be fooled by the numbers – we still have a long way to go, says Dr. Joe Kvedar of Connected Health.
Optimism, With Caution: A Dispatch From HIMSS17
After spending three jam-packed days monitoring the biggest trends in health IT at the biggest industry event, CIO John Halamka feels optimistic about the future – but has concerns about the present.
