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The Perfect Juncture: How IT Can Partner with Executive Leadership

12/02/2019 By Nicholas Szymanski Leave a Comment

Requests that come to IT late in the game can be extremely frustrating. But if managed correctly, they can be a “golden opportunity” for increased understanding and more productive relationships, says CIO Nicholas Szymanski.

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Filed Under: Collaboration/Shared best practices, Columns, Communication/Transparency, Featured, Leadership/Staff Management, Prioritization/Resource Allocation Tagged With: Nicholas Szymanski, Richmond University Medical Center

“Our Job Is to Make It Happen”: Marc Probst & Nick Szymanski on Migrating Legacy Data

11/09/2019 By Kate Gamble Leave a Comment

Although health systems are moving toward integrated platforms, providers still need to access legacy data, which means CIOs have to find a way that make that happen, as seamlessly as possible, according to Marc Probst and Nick Szymanski.

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Filed Under: Application Strategy, Data Governance, EHR Migration, Featured, Interviews, Workflow/Usability Tagged With: Ellkay, Intermountain Healthcare, Kamal Patel, Marc Probst, Nicholas Szymanski, Richmond University Medical Center

Q&A with CIO Nicholas Szymanski, Part 3: “Everything We Do Is a Process.”

07/15/2019 By Kate Gamble Leave a Comment

One of the most challenging – and most important – aspects of leadership is knowing when to “go full throttle” with an initiative, and when to back off and listen to the concerns of others, says CIO Nicholas Szymanski.

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Filed Under: Accountability, Communication/Transparency, Featured, Interviews, Leadership/Staff Management, Process Improvement Methodologies Tagged With: Nicholas Szymanski, Podcast, Richmond University Medical Center

Q&A with CIO Nicholas Szymanski, Part 2: “My Role Is to Get People on Board.”

07/08/2019 By Kate Gamble Leave a Comment

Being able to communicate clearly and manage expectations is absolutely critical, says CIO Nicholas Szymanski. “For a team to be successful, they need to understand what the mission is and why we’re doing it.”

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Filed Under: CIO Roles & Responsibilities, Communication/Transparency, Featured, Governance, Integration, Interviews, Leadership/Staff Management Tagged With: athenahealth, Meditech, Nicholas Szymanski, Podcast, Richmond University Medical Center

Q&A with CIO Nicholas Szymanski, Part 1: “IT Really Does Touch Everything Now.”

06/24/2019 By Kate Gamble Leave a Comment

One of the best things CIOs can do – both for themselves and their team – is to learn as much as possible about areas that fall outside the traditional IT realm, says Nicholas Szymanski, who talks about the transformation from ‘IT guy’ to business partner.

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Filed Under: Change management, CIO Roles & Responsibilities, Featured, Interviews, Leadership/Staff Management, Post-Implementation Optimization Tagged With: Nicholas Szymanski, Podcast, Richmond University Medical Center

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