All leaders want to advance their organizations, but if we lean too much on the staff and put too much strain on resources, we end up moving backwards, says CIO Joey Sudomir.
Joey Sudomir, SVP & CIO, Texas Health Resources, Chapter 2
Joey Sudomir, SVP & CIO, Texas Health Resources, Chapter 1
Although an organization’s priorities are constantly shifting, the fundamentals – communication, transparency, and trust – should stay the same, says CIO Joey Sudomir.
Marx Named CIO of the Year
In recognition for the work he has done during his 24-year career in health IT, Edward Marx has been named the CHIME-HIMSS 2013 John E. Gall Jr. CIO of the Year. Marx currently serves as senior VP and CIO at Texas Health Resources, which earned the 2013 HIMSS Enterprise Davies Award for innovative use of […]
Ferdinand Velasco, MD, VP/CMIO, Texas Health Resources, Talks Attestation, Podcast Chapter 2
*The cost of advanced core clinicals
*Is Meaningful Use crowding out innovation?
*Thoughts on Stage 2
*EMR usability
*Fostering physician adoption — mandates vs flexibility
Ferdinand Velasco, MD, VP/CMIO, Texas Health Resources, Talks Attestation, Podcast Chapter 1
*Reflections on attestation
*Looking forward to electronic Meaningful Use reporting
*Deciding to attest in 2011
*”I would prefer that they make some adjustments to the timeline”
*Problems with problem lists
