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There’s no doubt that strategic alignment, governance structure and executive buy-in are key factors in advancing innovation. But so is a willingness to step completely out of the box, said panelists Rick Schooler, Tressa Springmann and Anne Wellington at the CHIME21 Fall Forum.
Involvement in supply chain
“What you permit, you promote”
Still learning after two decades
Giving back to the community
Setting limits to avoid burnout
The skillset that today’s CIOs must have
“The stakes are higher now on all fronts”
Establishing a single source of truth
Enterprise-level analytics
Tyranny of the urgent
Being plugged into the executive team
HIE sustainability issues
Having a data platform that brings it all together
“We need to put pressure on our vendors”
Plans to attest to Stage 1
The complex registration processes for EPs
“We’re scrambling to get it all done”
Being named CIO of the Year
CHIME focus groups
Orlando Health’s 10-year plan
Developing a value-based purchasing model
Physician alignment challenges
Allscripts in the inpatient & outpatient settings
Rick Schooler, senior vice president and CIO at Orlando Health, has been named the 2011 John E. Gall Jr. CIO of the Year. Schooler is in his 12th year as CIO at Orlando Health and has been in the health IT industry for more than two decades. He is a Fellow of CHIME and was […]
