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healthsystemCIO.com Podcasts feature interviews and panel discussions with health system IT leaders.
- Update frequency
- every 3 days
- Average duration
- 26 minutes
- Episodes
- 992
- Years Active
- 2015 - 2025
Q&A with CIO Robin Lang, Part 2: “Your Care Staff Expects Technology to Be Seamless.”
Once a nurse, always a nurse.
It’s funny; Robin Lang never would’ve envisioned herself as a CIO. As a nurse, her passion was caring for patients – both those in the hospital and those living in the c…
It’s funny; Robin Lang never would’ve envisioned herself as a CIO. As a nurse, her passion was caring for patients – both those in the hospital and those living in the c…
00:08:35 |
Tue 10 Sep 2019
Q&A with Kristin Myers, Part 1: “There’s a whole discipline around change management.”
“It’s all about change management.”
We’ve all heard the phrase — or at least, something to that affect — before, but what we don’t always hear is how. How can leaders provide their teams with the ass…
We’ve all heard the phrase — or at least, something to that affect — before, but what we don’t always hear is how. How can leaders provide their teams with the ass…
00:11:37 |
Mon 09 Sep 2019
Q&A with CIO Patrick Anderson, Part 2: “We’re driving a new model of care.”
For Patrick Anderson, the opportunity to work with an organization that’s doing groundbreaking work with immunotherapy to transform the way cancer is detected and treated was a dream come true. But a…
00:15:11 |
Wed 04 Sep 2019
Q&A with CIO Craig Richardville, Part 3: “We’ve actually surpassed some industries.”
For CIOs, especially those who are new to an organization, there’s a lot of focus on the to-do list, and understandably so. But what’s just as important, according to Craig Richardville, is the ‘not …
00:14:57 |
Tue 03 Sep 2019
Q&A with CIO Robin Lang, Part 1: “Change Management Is a Tough Business.”
Once a nurse, always a nurse.
It’s funny; Robin Lang never would’ve envisioned herself as a CIO. As a nurse, her passion was caring for patients – both those in the hospital and those living in the c…
It’s funny; Robin Lang never would’ve envisioned herself as a CIO. As a nurse, her passion was caring for patients – both those in the hospital and those living in the c…
00:13:29 |
Wed 28 Aug 2019
Q&A with CIO Patrick Anderson, Part 1: “We Need Highly Available Systems.”
For Patrick Anderson, the opportunity to work with an organization that’s doing groundbreaking work with immunotherapy to transform the way cancer is detected and treated was a dream come true. But a…
00:15:32 |
Tue 27 Aug 2019
Q&A with CIO Craig Richardville, Part 2: “You Have to Sit Back, Listen and Learn.”
For CIOs, especially those who are new to an organization, there’s a lot of focus on the to-do list, and understandably so. But what’s just as important, according to Craig Richardville, is the ‘not …
00:15:09 |
Wed 21 Aug 2019
Q&A with CIO Tom Barnett, Part 3: “Always Focus on the Problem You’re Trying to Solve.’
There’s nothing “easy” about being a healthcare IT leader. But what many have begun to realize is that implementing the actual software that’s meant to change the game was the “easier” part. What has…
00:13:33 |
Thu 15 Aug 2019
Q&A with CIO Craig Richardville, Part 1: “That’s What We Do; We Serve the Organization.”
For CIOs, especially those who are new to an organization, there’s a lot of focus on the to-do list, and understandably so. But what’s just as important, according to Craig Richardville, is the ‘not …
00:13:06 |
Tue 13 Aug 2019
Q&A with CIO Tom Barnett, Part 2: “The Key Is Definitely Communication.”
There’s nothing “easy” about being a healthcare IT leader. But what many have begun to realize is that implementing the actual software that’s meant to change the game was the “easier” part. What has…
00:12:53 |
Wed 07 Aug 2019
Q&A with CIO Sheryl Sypek, Part 3: “We’re Uniquely Positioned for Value-based Care.”
When you go from a large, integrated health system in the northeast to a Florida-based organization focused on hospice, palliative care, and home health, there are going to be some glaring difference…
00:10:44 |
Tue 06 Aug 2019
Q&A with CIO Tom Barnett, Part 1: “It’s Not Always About Technology.”
There’s nothing “easy” about being a healthcare IT leader. But what many have begun to realize is that implementing the actual software that’s meant to change the game was the “easier” part. What has…
00:13:17 |
Thu 01 Aug 2019
Q&A with CIO Sheryl Sypek, Part 2: “It’s a Very Different Mission.”
When you go from a large, integrated health system in the northeast to a Florida-based organization focused on hospice, palliative care, and home health, there are going to be some glaring difference…
00:10:30 |
Thu 25 Jul 2019
Q&A with CIO Sheryl Sypek, Part 1: “Care Is Being Driven into the Home.”
When you go from a large, integrated health system in the northeast to a Florida-based organization focused on hospice, palliative care, and home health, there are going to be some glaring difference…
00:11:48 |
Wed 17 Jul 2019
Q&A with CIO Nicholas Szymanski, Part 3: “Everything We Do Is a Process.”
So much of what IT organizations do – what leaders do to help remove barriers – is about processes. In fact, it’s second nature for IT folks to look at things in a consequential matter. Much of troub…
00:13:06 |
Mon 15 Jul 2019
Q&A with CIO Pamela McNutt, Part 3: “You Have to Work Effectively in This New World.”
For many CIOs, there are about a million reasons not to get involved in advocacy. The most commonly cited, of course, is time. But to Pamela McNutt, who was instrumental in developing CHIME’s policy …
00:10:36 |
Wed 10 Jul 2019
Q&A with CIO Nicholas Szymanski, Part 2: “My Role Is to Get People on Board.”
So much of what IT organizations do – what leaders do to help remove barriers – is about processes. In fact, it’s second nature for IT folks to look at things in a consequential matter. Much of troub…
00:12:15 |
Mon 08 Jul 2019
Q&A with CIO Pamela McNutt, Part 2: “We Have to Be Able to Empower Patients.”
For many CIOs, there are about a million reasons not to get involved in advocacy. The most commonly cited, of course, is time. But to Pamela McNutt, who was instrumental in developing CHIME’s policy …
00:12:27 |
Wed 03 Jul 2019
Q&A with CIO Nicholas Szymanski, Part 1: “IT Really Does Touch Everything Now.”
So much of what IT organizations do – what leaders do to help remove barriers – is about processes. In fact, it’s second nature for IT folks to look at things in a consequential matter. Much of troub…
00:12:17 |
Mon 24 Jun 2019
Q&A with CIO Pamela McNutt, Part 1: “You Have to Have Your Finger on the Pulse.”
For many CIOs, there are about a million reasons not to get involved in advocacy. The most commonly cited, of course, is time. But to Pamela McNutt, who was instrumental in developing CHIME’s policy …
00:11:44 |
Thu 20 Jun 2019
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