In this episode of the Digital Health Leaders Podcast, Shafiq Rab talks about the fourth revolution of technology in healthcare, the evolution of 5G, the importance of interoperability, and the responsibility Americans have to do great work with the freedom they are given.
In this episode, Dr. Chaudry talks about the impact of COVID-19 on the mental health of his team and the tools he uses to help keep moral high. He also shares the impact of COVID on funding a children's hospital; challenges in working for publicly funded health systems; and the world of analytics and informatics to drive better outcomes.
In this episode, Russ connects with Tanya Townsend, incoming CHIME Board Elect. Tanya shares her experience as the first CIO for her organization during the COVID pandemic. She provides an insight in to her background, and how the risks she took in her education and serving as a pioneer in the digital space, paid off in her career path to becoming a CIO. Tanya speaks about the importance of partnering with educational systems to bring more women in to health IT, and contribute to a culture of in...
In this episode, Albert Oriol shares how Rady's Children's Hospital has handled the pandemic well, focusing on mission first and people always. Albert also talks about mass testing, advancements in children's care, how international healthcare efforts and challenges differ from domestic, and the acceleration of innovation.
In this episode, Russ has the opportunity to connect with Lee Milligan, a clinician and health IT leader with a unique professional background that got him where he is today. Lee shares his innovative insight around COVID, the evolution of telehealth, and new industry tools. This conversation provides great insight from a physician perspective.
In this episode, Brian shares the current state of healthcare in his rural community setting; explains how his Healthcare CIO Boot Camp experience helped shape his career path, including CHCIO and CHISL certifications; how cybersecurity has changed and will continue to be a focus in healthcare; and his secret to success.
In this episode, Nancy shares with Russ what it has been like to take on her first role as CIO during the COVID pandemic. Nancy goes on to talk about the challenges of the southern healthcare market, important qualities of an effective leader, and how her clinical background as a nurse has enabled her to be an agent of change in the practice setting and in a business setting.
During this episode, Russ and Aaron spend time talking about innovative leadership and the skills and mindset the next generation will need to lead successfully in healthcare. Aaron also shares some inspiring examples of how COVID-19 has forced healthcare leaders to drive problems and solutions forward, the hallmark of a CHIME 3.0 leader.
In this episode, Russ Branzell and Michael Archuleta cover the gamut of what it means to be a CIO in today's ever-changing healthcare landscape. Michael offers insight on everything from the new norm to social media as a connector, the evolution of the CIO role, cybersecurity as a life and death issue, and the importance of AI and data analytics. Listen in to Episode #10 to catch up on all the hot topics with this industry thought leader.
In this episode, Russ chats with Veneeth Purushotaman, Group CIO at Aster DM Healthcare about commonalities in the COVID-19 experience, managing change and the importance of community, and recovery - both economically and within the healthcare industry.
In this episode, George "Buddy" Hickman, EVP & System CIO/CAO at Albany Medical Center, talks with Russ about leadership, cybersecurity and data and analytics during this challenging time in healthcare. Buddy is the only two-time CHIME Board member, and a distinguished CHIME Healthcare CIO Boot Camp faculty member. His knowledge and experience in the industry bring great insight to this discussion.
In this episode, Russ Branzell catches up with Marc Probst, CIO at Intermountain Healthcare and CIO of the Year. Marc talks about the current state of healthcare, how innovation has come to the forefront during COVID-19, and what life after Intermountain looks like.
In this episode, Russ Branzell talks with Jon Manis, SVP and CIO of Christus Health. Jon shares his thoughts about the challenges and benefits of transforming to the "new normal," and how it will impact the patient care model, providers and health systems. "Innovation means we need to put our customers first."
In this episode, Russ Branzell chats with Chani Cordero, Lieutenant Colonel, COO Presidio of Monterey Health Services, and Yuri Campbell, Administrative Fellow, Dell Medical School and UT Health Austin. This trio discusses how the military mindset and technology helps health leaders adapt to changing and challenging times in healthcare. Please note, the people interviewed in this podcast are not representing the DoD, Defense Health Agency, Army Medicine. These are their own opinions and ex...
In this episode, Russ Branzell talks with Cletis Earle, CHIME member, SVP & CIO at Penn State Health, and Dr. Robert Lennon, Associate Professor of Family and Community Medicine at Penn State, who is also leading this global research. The three discuss the importance of clear and accurate information and the value in understanding how different demographics perceive information about COVID-19 and how that impacts their behavior and the potential spread of the virus. Listen to this episode to...
In this episode, Russ Branzell talks with CHIME members in Italy, Antonio Fumagalli, Chief Information Officer and Chief Information Security Officer at ASST Papa Giovanni XXIII Bergamo and Marco Foracchia, MEng PhD PMP, Chief Information Officer at Azienda USL di Reggio Emilia, IRCCS. These leaders share their perspective from the beginning of COVID, how they used innovation and ingenuity to get to where they are today, and what the future holds for post-COVID in Italy.
In this episode, Russ Branzell talks with Daniel Barchi, CIO at New York-Presbyterian Hospital. Daniel shares how COVID-19 has changed care delivery in one of the areas most impacted by this virus - New York City. Hear how New York-Presbyterian Hospital has adapted with forward thinking and innovation to maintain excellence in patient care.
Russ Branzell talks with John Kravitz, CHCIO, Chair, CHIME Board; Corporate CIO Geisinger Health System. In this segment, John talks about how healthcare has changed in these unprecedented times, and how health IT leaders and organizations are adapting to better meet the needs of the patients and the organization.
