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For University of Utah Health Care, the journey toward becoming an integrated organization and achieving Most Wired Advanced recognition started with a roadmap that provided IT with much-needed direction, says CIO Jim Turnbull.
Early HIT days in Canada
Thoughts on MU — “We’re on the verge of some major breakthroughs.”
Value-driven outcomes
Working closely with docs — “That’s where the big opportunities are.”
Push for a unique patient identifier
“Co-opetition” with Intermountain Healthcare
CHIME CIO of the Year — “It was quite a surprise.”
Posting physician reviews online — “It made the docs really pay attention.”
Using Amazon’s strategy to pilot new initiatives
MU attestation challenges — “They’re leaving money on the table”
ICD-10 on the backburner
Positioning the organization for innovation
Groundbreaking genetic research
About University of Utah
Bridging Cerner (inpatient) and Epic (outpatient)
Plans to move to an integrated solution
Staff-run retention and recognition programs — “It’s had an immediate impact on our turnover.”
Using telemedicine to connect with remote facilities and educate docs
Community service & casual dress codes
