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Gearing Up For The Data Deluge

11/07/2012 By George McCulloch 2 Comments

How and when are we going to get the tools and processes that we need to capture and effectively use the patient physiological data that we have now, and all the new info that is coming? At the recent CHIME Fall Forum, Dr. Eric Topol described the new and innovative ways in which we will be getting […]

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Filed Under: Data Management/Warehousing Tagged With: Blog, CHIME, George McCulloch, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Voices From CHIME

George McCulloch, Deputy CIO, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Chapter 3

08/04/2011 By Anthony Guerra Leave a Comment

*The deputy CIO role and AMC governance
*The Vanderbilt IT department
*Feeling the HIT workforce shortage?
*Focusing on clinical integration
*Engaging with CHIME for professional development

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Filed Under: Career Management/Networking, Governance, HIT Workforce Shortage, Integration Tagged With: CHIME, George McCulloch, Podcast, Vanderbilt University Medical Center

George McCulloch, Deputy CIO, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Chapter 2

07/28/2011 By Anthony Guerra Leave a Comment

*Thoughts on Meaningful Use
*”The biggest issue we have with Meaningful use is the collision with ICD-10″
*”CPOE is a huge cultural shift and will likely be the toughest one for community hospitals”
*Physician freedom versus evidence-based medicine
*”There’s still an art to this as well as a science”

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Filed Under: Clinical Decision Support, Meaningful Use Tagged With: George McCulloch, Podcast, Vanderbilt University Medical Center

George McCulloch, Deputy CIO, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Chapter 1

07/21/2011 By Anthony Guerra Leave a Comment

*The application environment: “We use a smattering of things”
*Developed Horizon Expert Orders for CPOE (bought by McKesson)
*Developed an EMR (now marketed by ICA)
*Certification and self-development
*Weighing the buy versus build decision

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Filed Under: General Interest/Housekeeping Tagged With: George McCulloch, ICA, McKesson, Podcast, Vanderbilt University Medical Center

CHIME Develops CIO Certification

02/11/2010 By Anthony Guerra Leave a Comment

No longer content to carry only broader designations like FACHE (Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives) or FHIMSS (Fellow Healthcare Information Management System Society), The College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (CHIME), recently launched the first healthcare CIO-specific certification program. According to CHIME Certification Steering Committee Member (CSCM) George McCulloch — CHCIO, associate […]

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Filed Under: General Interest/Housekeeping Tagged With: Bronson Healthcare Group, Castle Worldwide, CHCIO, CHIME, CHIME Certification Steering Committee, Donna Roach, George McCulloch, Poudre Valley Health System, Randy McCleese, St. Claire Regional Medical Center, Vanderbilt University Medical Center

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