In this episode, Ricky Caplin shares how The HCI Group started, transformed their business model and evolved over time; and how the COVID crisis has impacted him personally and has served as an opportunity for their team to grow, pivot and help other organizations in this new normal.
Hear Rebecca Manne share how COVID has changed the way Optimum Healthcare IT works with their clients, affording new ways to interact, evaluate efficiencies, and help clients achieve success. Rebecca also gives her insight on the future of health IT.
In this episode, James Noga shares his journey in health IT and his desire to make a difference. Hear how James and his team have adapted to COVID using advanced technologies; how he supports his remote work force; and how the pandemic has provided new opportunities to learn and grow.
In this podcast, Phyllis Teater shares how she has worked with her team to manage through COVID. She also talks about the value of governance in creating buy-in for change; her passion for mentoring and servant leadership; and removing barriers in health IT.
In this episode, Neal Ganguly talks about how he approaches team unity and morale while managing under pressure in the new normal. He also shares thoughts about the future of health IT and what digital health means to him.
In this podcast, Dr. Andrew Rosenberg talks about what his work as a practicing physician and CIO look like in one of the state's hotspots at the University of Michigan. He goes on to define digital health, speaking about true hospital care at home, and how telehealth has served as a catalyst for what he and other providers wanted to do in healthcare. Dr. Rosenberg also shares his insight on improving outcomes and utilization for patients.
In this episode, David Chou talks about his new leadership role; shares his experiences working around the world as a health IT leader; and gives insight into his passions, including digital health leaders sharpening their skills, being a foodie, and using social media and marketing technology as a way of connecting.
Digital transformation in the next normal: how Consumerism, Technology and the Pandemic are accelerating the future.
In this episode, Rusty Yeager shares his experience from the perspective of working in a post-acute care facility, and how his organization serves the community. Rusty talks about his military experience and how it has prepared him for his unique healthcare environment; and how investing in infrastructure is important for the future of healthcare IT .
In this podcast, Cletis Earle talks about the Penn State COVID-19 survey, and how they are using the findings to change the narrative around diversity and public health. Cletis also shares his thoughts on change leadership, consumer-centric technology as the new norm; and how he is looking forward to seeing the outcomes for the next generation of CIOs who receive the women and diversity education scholarships from CHIME.
In this episode, Myra Davis shares what digital health care means to her. As a long-time healthcare IT leader, she also talks about how to lead through change from a point of confidence, while balancing personal and professional challenges. Myra also shares her thoughts on diversity, inclusion, and women and minorities in health IT.
This episode is full of pearls of wisdom from Chero! He shares how we should embrace COVID-19 as an opportunity to make incremental changes and empower our teams. Chero also talks about a value-enabler mindset, the role of service excellence, and how grit, grace and gratitude should show up in our daily work.
In this episode, Jay Desai shares how his work at Medicare and the important work of care coordination led to finding a solution for notifying practitioners - PatientPing. Jay also talks about his perspective on COVID-19 care across the country, the Information Blocker Rule from CMS, and the future of healthcare.
In this podcast, Michael Jefferies tells us about his professional journey, including his CHCIO, that led to where he is today. His passion for learning and growing continues on, as he begins his program to earn his Doctorate in Public Health. Jeffries also shares his leadership insight, including the value of industry partnerships, keeping his team connected to mission, and his guiding philosophy around self care.
In this podcast, Peter talks about his organization, WakeMed, and how they began as a place to serve people of color and the poor - a core competency from the beginning. He shares his passion for learning, as he has earned a Master's degree and PhD, and is going on to earn another degree. He holds this same passion for learning with his team and their commitment to a continuous learning environment. Peter goes on to talk about the military and the VA as the first innovators in sharing informatio...
In this episode, Gus Malezis shares his professional journey to CEO, his vision, philosophy and three simple principles at Imprivata. Gus also talks about digital identity, the importance of governance in an organization, and why change is a good thing.
In this episode, Ed Kopetsky talks about navigating the current healthcare environment; his strategy for developing others; challenges he finds unique to a children's healthcare system, and how more personalized care, telehealth and remote work will be part of the new COVID era.
In this podcast, John Glaser shares how he is staying busy in his retirement, including writing professionally and to his family; and continuing his passion for personal and professional development by helping others. He goes on to speak about how he lives daily to support the 5 goals that mean the most to him, and his guiding life philosophies. John also shares his industry insight around COVID, how it is changing interoperability, and what the post-COVID era will look like.
As a Change Leadership executive, Sarah identifies the difference between leadership and management and the key qualities of a good leader. She also shares her philosophy on mentorship, the importance of being a lifelong learner, and how being kind is the most important thing she learned from her mother. Listen in to this inspiring leader. You'll even learn her favorite Jimmy Buffet song!
In this episode, Chuck talks about his interesting career path leading up to serving as an Interim CIO. He also shares his thoughts about where healthcare is going in the next 6-18 months, and references a recent read, The Great Influenza , explaining how we will repeat history if we don't learn from past mistakes. Take a listen to the great insight offered by this leader and marathon runner.
In this episode, Bruce shares how his parents' message of "Abundance" drives his passion for making a difference. Bruce also talks about the important work of the Opioid Task Force, especially during COVID, and how people can get involved in this initiative. Bruce also gives a glimpse in to his perspective on leadership.
Nick Szymanski is an example of a CHIME 3.0 leader. In this conversation, Nick shares his experience of transitioning to a new organization while they were undergoing an EMR conversion and managing COVID. He also talks about the value of mentorship as a young CIO, how positive relationships contribute to positive outcomes, and how his Lean Sigma training has helped him be more effective as a healthcare leader.
In this episode, James Wellman shares his strategy for thriving post-COVID; his passion for constant improvement; and what he believes is on the horizon for community hospitals.
In this episode, Chuck talks about the work of public policy and advocacy as it relates to protecting patients and their identification. He also shares his thoughts on the Indiana Health Information Exchange, as well as the impact of COVID-19 on remote work and virtual visits.
In this episode, Russ Branzell talks with Nicole Kerkenbush, AEHIA Board Member, about how her unique clinical background and military experience has afforded her the ability to serve many roles in health IT. Nicole shares how taking career risks helped shape the leader she is today, and helped her prepare for COVID-19. She also talks about running a data-driven organization, and the importance of building a resilient workforce for the future of healthcare.
In this episode, Russ Branzell talks with CIO Geoff Brown about the personal experience that led to his career change; diversity in HIT leadership; challenges of being a CIO in today's healthcare; and ideas on how Washington can help better deliver care with health IT.
In this episode, Nassar talks about digital health during COVID-19, the characteristics of organizations who are thriving in the new norm, and mergers and acquisitions in today's healthcare.
In this episode, Sheree talks about her unique career journey, how HCA has managed successfully through the pandemic, and her role in bringing the Women of CHIME to the forefront.
In this episode, Theresa Meadows talks about her transition as a clinical leader in nursing to health IT and shares her recipe for success as a leader and a woman in the industry. Theresa goes on to talk about prioritizing digital health solutions, collaborating to bring cybersecurity to the forefront in the industry, and the importance of evolving the care model to include technology.
In this episode, Dr. Gettinger shares how his professional path led him to ONC. He sheds light on the development of EHR over time, Meaningful Use and reducing clinical burden, Interoperability and Identity Management.
