CHIME’s policy wonks are reveling in the details of healthcare IT-related regulations and laws (all in varying stages of promulgation) so you don’t have to; that’s the message from the organization’s VP of Public Policy Mari Savickis. But what she does need from members is the willingness to keep CHIME up to date on just […]
“Too Much Pressure”: The Uphill (But Critical) Fight for Better Healthcare Policies
Cybersecurity breaches, information blocking rules, clinician burnout — there’s no shortage of areas that need attention from an advocacy standpoint. During a session at CHIME23, a panel of plugged-in leaders share insights on where the biggest hurdles exist, and what they’re doing to overcome them.
CHIME23: Catching Up with Board Chair-Elect Scott MacLean
Chaudhry, Stevenson and Sturman Elected to 2024 CHIME Board
“A Life Worth Recognizing”: Russ Branzell Reflects on His Friendship With Tim Stettheimer
“There aren’t many people who, in a moment’s notice, would drop everything and come help us if we needed it,” said Russ Branzell, President and CEO of CHIME, speaking about his friend, Tim Stettheimer. In a recent interview, Branzell talked about the enormous impact Stettheimer had on the industry, the qualities he embodied as a teacher and mentor, and the huge task CHIME faces in replacing him.
Q&A with CHIME Board Chair Dan Nigrin, MD: How ViVE Will Help Leaders “Cut to the Chase”
Large vendors aren’t the only ones shaping the future of healthcare – so why do they have the biggest platforms? It doesn’t have to be that way, says Dan Nigrin, MD, who talks about what made ViVE a success during its inaugural run, and how CHIME and HLTH have incorporated feedback to make the event as valuable as possible for healthcare leaders.
“He Never Met a Stranger”: Industry Leaders Pay Tribute to Tim Stettheimer
“It’s Not Going to Be Easy”: Past, Present and Future CIOs Tackle Workforce Challenges
“The Technology Is There”: Unlocking the Potential of Hospital-at-Home
The potential offered by hospital-at-home models to improve patient satisfaction and outcomes while more effectively utilizing staff is sky-high, but for many organizations, obstacles like connectivity and lack of training continue to stand in the way, according to Jim Feen, Audrius Polikaitis, and Stephanie Lahr.