healthsystemCIO.com
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 Linda Stevenson, Part 2: “Everything We Do Is for The Patient.”
If an individual excels at programming or writing code, does it necessarily mean he or she is ready for a management title? Like many issues facing healthcare IT leaders, there is no simple answer, s…
00:13:50 |
Wed 12 Jun 2019
Q&A with CIO Linda Stevenson, Part 1: “There’s Always a Fear of Change.”
If an individual excels at programming or writing code, does it necessarily mean he or she is ready for a management title? Like many issues facing healthcare IT leaders, there is no simple answer, s…
00:15:53 |
Wed 05 Jun 2019
Health IT Influencers: Former HIMSS EVP Carla Smith, Chapter 2
The bar was set pretty high. During her 17-year tenure as EVP, Carla Smith helped guide HIMSS through periods of tremendous growth, launching several successful programs around public policy, workfor…
00:14:41 |
Tue 28 May 2019
Q&A with CIO Zafar Chaudry, MD, Chapter 3: “I’ve Always Been Drawn to Pediatrics.”
The reality of working in the IT department of a health system — which is often located in a different building or even a different section of town than the hospital — is that it’s easy to become “de…
00:12:23 |
Thu 23 May 2019
Health IT Influencers: Former HIMSS EVP Carla Smith, Chapter 1
The bar was set pretty high. During her 17-year tenure as EVP, Carla Smith helped guide HIMSS through periods of tremendous growth, launching several successful programs around public policy, workfor…
00:16:02 |
Tue 21 May 2019
Q&A with CIO Debbie Cancilla, Part 2: “We Can Make This Easier on People.”
“The most exciting part of healthcare right now is the disruptors who are entering the market.” It’s not exactly a shocking sentiment; for quite some time, analysts have predicted that companies like…
00:11:43 |
Thu 16 May 2019
Q&A with CIO Zafar Chaudry, MD, Chapter 2: “With Any Change, There’s a Level of Fear.”
The reality of working in the IT department of a health system — which is often located in a different building or even a different section of town than the hospital — is that it’s easy to become “de…
00:13:21 |
Thu 09 May 2019
Q&A with CIO Debbie Cancilla, Part 1: “Culture Drives a lot of Your Capabilities.”
“The most exciting part of healthcare right now is the disruptors who are entering the market.” It’s not exactly a shocking sentiment; for quite some time, analysts have predicted that companies like…
00:14:31 |
Wed 08 May 2019
Q&A with CIO Christopher Timbers, Part 3: “We Have a Direct Impact on Our Competitiveness.”
“People will find a way to use technology, whether we sanction it or not.”
It’s a harsh reality health IT leaders face on a daily basis. But it’s also an opportunity, particularly if you’re CIO at an…
It’s a harsh reality health IT leaders face on a daily basis. But it’s also an opportunity, particularly if you’re CIO at an…
00:11:32 |
Wed 01 May 2019
Q&A with CIO Zafar Chaudry, MD, Chapter 1: “We’re in the Business of Patients.”
The reality of working in the IT department of a health system — which is often located in a different building or even a different section of town than the hospital — is that it’s easy to become “de…
00:11:27 |
Mon 29 Apr 2019
Q&A with CIO Christopher Timbers, Part 2: “Technology Isn’t the Challenge.”
“People will find a way to use technology, whether we sanction it or not.”
It’s a harsh reality health IT leaders face on a daily basis. But it’s also an opportunity, particularly if you’re CIO at an…
It’s a harsh reality health IT leaders face on a daily basis. But it’s also an opportunity, particularly if you’re CIO at an…
00:10:56 |
Wed 24 Apr 2019
Q&A with Sarah Cannon’s Andy Corts, Part 2: Finding the Right Pathways
When an individual is diagnosed with cancer, he or she goes from having a primary care physician to having a team of care providers, including nutritionists, surgeons, and radiologists. It can become…
00:12:27 |
Tue 23 Apr 2019
Aaron Miri, CIO, Dell Medical School & UT Health Austin, Chapter 3
One of the most common pieces of advice offered by those in leadership positions is to take risks. Get out of your comfort zone. It’s solid guidance, and for the most part, isn’t difficult to follow …
00:12:06 |
Thu 18 Apr 2019
Q&A with NorthBay CIO Christopher Timbers, Part 1: “What Can We Do Better?”
“People will find a way to use technology, whether we sanction it or not.”
It’s a harsh reality health IT leaders face on a daily basis. But it’s also an opportunity, particularly if you’re CIO at an…
It’s a harsh reality health IT leaders face on a daily basis. But it’s also an opportunity, particularly if you’re CIO at an…
00:11:21 |
Tue 16 Apr 2019
Q&A with Sarah Cannon’s Andy Corts, Part 1: Defining a Cancer Data Model
When an individual is diagnosed with cancer, he or she goes from having a primary care physician to having a team of care providers, including nutritionists, surgeons, and radiologists. It can become…
00:12:45 |
Thu 11 Apr 2019
Aaron Miri, CIO, Dell Medical School & UT Health Austin, Chapter 2
One of the most common pieces of advice offered by those in leadership positions is to take risks. Get out of your comfort zone. It’s solid guidance, and for the most part, isn’t difficult to follow …
00:10:30 |
Wed 10 Apr 2019
Q&A with Broward Health’s Kathy Ross, Part 2: Communicating the Vision
With every career opportunity, there are both advantages and drawbacks. “Nothing is all good or all bad,” says Kathy Ross. What distinguishes true leaders, she believes, is the ability to leverage th…
00:09:38 |
Tue 09 Apr 2019
CIO Aaron Miri, CIO, Dell Medical School & UT Health Austin, Chapter 1
One of the most common pieces of advice offered by those in leadership positions is to take risks. Get out of your comfort zone. It’s solid guidance, and for the most part, isn’t difficult to follow …
00:13:36 |
Wed 03 Apr 2019
Q&A with Broward Health’s Kathy Ross, Part 1: Driving Change as the New CIO
With every career opportunity, there are both advantages and drawbacks. “Nothing is all good or all bad,” says Kathy Ross. What distinguishes true leaders, she believes, is the ability to leverage th…
00:11:21 |
Tue 02 Apr 2019
Sue Murphy, Chief Experience Officer, UChicago Medicine, Chapter 2
The word ‘audit’ has never conjured up a positive image. No one wants to be audited — especially nurses, who already face a tremendous burden being the front line of patient care. The last thing they…
00:12:04 |
Wed 27 Mar 2019
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