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James Wellman, CIO, Comanche County Memorial Hospital, Chapter 3

03/11/2015 By Kate Gamble Leave a Comment

VNA initiative with Merge
Building a “mutually beneficial partnership” with Integris Health
From part-time desktop tech to CIO
Transitioning to management — “It’s not easy”
His wake-up call — “I needed to trust the people who were working for me.”
Change management without demoralizing the staff
“If you really enjoy it, it’s not drudgery or work.”

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Filed Under: Career Path, Change management Tagged With: Comanche County Memorial Hospital, James Wellman, Merge Healthcare, Podcast

Edward Babakanian, CIO, UC San Diego Health System, Chapter 3

02/10/2014 By Kate Gamble Leave a Comment

Expanding image access with Merge iConnect
“People expect to be able to do online healthcare.”
Piloting telemedicine with managed care patients
A culture of innovation — “It’s really about collaboration.”
San Diego’s connected community
“Don’t limit yourself to being an IT person.”
His parenting philosphy

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Filed Under: HIE, Innovation, Leadership/Staff Management, Patient Experience, Telehealth Tagged With: Edward Babakanian, Merge Healthcare, Podcast, UC San Diego Health System

KLAS: For Community Hospitals, PACS Price Must Be Right

11/21/2012 By Kate Gamble Leave a Comment

Value is the major concern for community hospital providers who are evaluating PACS replacements, according to new KLAS study, Community and Ambulatory PACS 2012: Questions of Value. In the community hospital market, a vendor’s ability to balance price and continued functionality development is strongly tied to customers’ overall satisfaction. The value leaders, according to KLAS, […]

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Filed Under: General Interest/Housekeeping Tagged With: Agfa, Aspyra, Avreo, Ben Brown, BRIT Systems, CareStream, DR Systems, Fuji, GE Healthcare, Infinitt, KLAS, McKesson, Merge Healthcare, NovaRad, RadNet, RamSoft, Siemens Healthcare

Allana Cummings, CIO, Northeast Georgia Health System, Chapter 3

10/24/2011 By Anthony Guerra Leave a Comment

Working with Merge Healthcare for image exchange
Moving from a children’s hospital to an adult environment
Going from single facility to multi-hospital system
A focus on leadership development
Going CHCIO

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Filed Under: Career Management/Networking, Leadership/Staff Management Tagged With: Allana Cummings, Merge Healthcare, Northeast Georgia Health System, Podcast

Charles Colander, VP/CIO, Elmhurst Memorial Healthcare, Chapter 2

07/19/2011 By Anthony Guerra 2 Comments

*Moving facilities during Meaningful Use
*Increasing physician adoption of advanced clinicals
*”I think it’s important you compensate them when they make investments in what you’re doing”
*Working with Merge Healthcare for cardiology
*The complexity of application integration

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Filed Under: Application Strategy, Integration Tagged With: Charles Colander, Elmhurst Memorial Healthcare, Merge Healthcare, Podcast

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