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Dear IT Professional,

It’s that issue (or those issues) that linger on your to-do list, lodged in the purgatory between the easy-to accomplish and the must-be-done. It’s the mundane yet complex, the dull yet time consuming; the issue you can’t get away from, but cannot bring yourself to confront.

It’s these issues that, like a low-frequency background hum, irritate daily, and often grow in criticality due to your neglect – a neglect steeped in that fact that you only bring them to heel when you’ve got nothing more productive left to do. It’s these issues that I’ve always hated the most.

For me, these issues have a few other common characteristics. For one, they usually involve calling a customer service line, which conjures up thoughts of a phone tree where the voice recognition is useless, the options irrelevant, a human impossible to summon, disconnection at the hands of the indifferent but imminent, and the wait time infinite. The problem is usually complex, possibly involving one party blaming the other (computer vs. app vs. network, for example). More often that not, the issue involves (wait for it …) the medical field and (wait for it again …) insurance. As many of you know, combining those two offers a potent morass of frustration, stress and lost time.

But the thing about these issues, which I mentioned above, is that their mere existence saps their strength by being ever-present. They don’t go away on their own and, in fact, get more serious and damaging as we leave them to fester. From time to time I would attack one, but only when I had absolutely nothing else calling for my attention, and even then, I’d search for an excuse to stay away with every ounce of my creativity.

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Have a tremendous week!
Anthony

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Anthony Guerra

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aguerra@healthsystemCIO.com

Thought Leader Insights
Lety Nettles: “Technology lives everywhere. That’s the spirit behind digital disruption.”
One of the most important components of the CIO and chief digital officer roles is to create a space where innovative ideas can be presented and vetted as quickly as possible, say Angela Yochem and Lety Nettles of Novant Health.
Peter Smith: No matter how innovative you are, you still have to have a strong foundation.”
As optimization becomes a higher priority – and the demand for technology increase – CIOs are being caught in the middle, according to an Impact Advisors report that identified key leadership priorities.
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12/11 – Interoperability Update: A Webinar Produced in Collaboration with CHIME, Featuring CIOs Marc Probst and Shafiq Rab (Sponsored by Hyland)
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Getting to the Point: A Multifaced Approach to Avoid App Overload
The most effective way to support both patient care beyond the walls of care facilities isn’t with a multitude of solutions, but rather a “single, comprehensive approach to health management,” says Dr. Elaine Goodman.
Focus on Artificial Intelligence
Will AI Decrease Physician’s Workload?
Artificial intelligence isn’t going to replace physicians anytime soon. But what it can do is provide diagnostics to help interpret data, says Warren Whitford, reflecting on a discussion during a recent symposium.
Innovation Spotlight
Innovation or Disruption?
The challenge being issued to healthcare leaders? Starting laying the groundwork for the innovations and disruptions coming this way, says Sue Schade, who shares takeaways from the recent ATLAS recent conference.
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