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    Join CHIME's Public Policy Team and Dr. Suzanne Schwartz, Director of the Office of Strategic Partnerships and Technology Innovation at the FDA's Center for Devices and Radiological Health on May 31st to learn about the Agency's recent implementation of the PATCH Act. The law requires that most medical device manufacturers must include information to demonstrate that the device meets the new cybersecurity requirements in order to be approved by the FDA.

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    Session Description:
    Imprivata’s Wes Wright, Chief Technology Officer and Dr. Sean Kelly, Chief Medical Officer and SVP Customer Strategy, will lead this discussion to explore how CHIME members prioritize Governance and Administration, Identity Management, Authorization, Authentication and Access, and other important strategies. Please join the conversation to share your thoughts and compare notes with executives from other hospitals and health systems.

    Target Audience:
    All CHIME Members

    Speaker(s):
    Wes Wright, CTO, with Imprivata
    Sean Kelly, Chief Medical Officer, SVP Customer Strategy, with Imprivata

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    Many health systems have multiple, disconnected point solution programs for virtual care delivery, targeting specific conditions and acuity levels in isolation. For example, patients discharged from a Hospital at Home Program, may still have chronic conditions needing management after the acute period through a lower touch program, and vice versa. Or, an oncology patient may have fluctuations in their condition that may warrant different levels of care over the course of their treatment. How do we enable a seamless transition across their journey, and your enterprise while enabling care in the home?

    If your organization is already delivering care at home programs, we want to hear how you’re thinking about connecting the dots across programs, considering topics such as: Opportunities to step a patient up and down in acuity across programs, multiple condition management, EHR and reimbursement considerations. We’ll unpack challenges such as monitoring teams, operational execution, as well as the Clinician and Patient experience. Finally, we’ll tackle the mechanics of making this work at a device and logistics level, when patients may have different needs over time.

    Target Audience:

    • CIOs
    • CMIO/CNIOs
    • Academic Medical Centers
    • Hospital/Acute Care Facility

    Speakers:

    Erin Kurosaki, Product Marketing Manager at Current Health

    Megan Sullivan, Director of Product at Current Health


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    Description

    Healthcare relies on data management platforms to handle diverse data sources, but navigating the landscape can be challenging. In this webinar, we explore data management platform components, big data management, real-time analytics, and key features for selection.

    Learning Objective #1

    Identify the components of modern data management platforms and their role in healthcare data management.

    Learning Objective #2

    Understand the challenges and considerations for managing big data, streaming data, and real-time analytics in healthcare organizations.

    Learning Objective #3

    Learn about key features to consider when selecting a data management platform, such as scalability, security, interoperability, and ease of use.

    Speaker:

    Charles Boicey MS, RN, CPHIMS, Co-Founder, Chief Innovation Officer at Clearsense 

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    Session Description:

    Healthcare organizations are faced with competing high priority projects along with limited resources and constrained budgets. Many times, the vendor selection and procurement process can take several months while requiring significant resource commitment. What if the evaluation process could be accelerated resulting in faster time-to-value? We’d like to discuss current vendor selection process, the role of analysts and peer insight along with vendor (i.e., AWS) marketplaces. 

    Speaker(s):

    Tim Brown Global Customer Lead, AWS Healthcare 

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    Generative AI is a branch of artificial intelligence that can create new content, such as text, images, or audio, based on existing data. It has the potential to transform many aspects of healthcare, from diagnosis and treatment to research and education. But how can healthcare CIOs leverage generative AI to improve patient outcomes, optimize workflows, and drive innovation? Join this focus group event to discuss the current state and future trends of generative AI in medicine and the best practices for implementing it in your organization.

    Speaker: Cameron Lewellen, Director at VMWare

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    Objective:
    Many hospital systems need help to create seamless dynamic experiences across legacy systems, teams, applications, platforms, etc. Yet, the competition is driving demand from all stakeholders because of their day to digital experiences. Learn how a true guru, coach, mentor, and retail and e-commerce

    Learning Objectives:
    1. Learn strategies, mindset, approach, and how to drive a truly integrated digital experience transformation like a retailer but fit for healthcare patients, providers, and employees.
    2. Understand key challenges your organization may face and ideas on how to overcome them, including what digital evangelism is and how it critical.
    3. Gain a high-view of the technical approach of re-platforming and re-architecting to drive the launch of Flagship experiences and a peak under the hood along with benefits and opportunities created by digitizing and streamlining and make the most dynamic experiences we can – so the team is winning!

    Speakers:
    Gene Parker, VP Digital Products & Services-Applications Development, with Novant Health
    Rob Nelson, VP & Head, Healthcare Transformation & Innovation, with RCG Global Services
    Nick Botes, Managing Principle, Chief Architect, with RCG Global Services


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    Description: Who will fill those vacant roles? Succession planning is not just about understanding what is coming but the strategic process of training individuals who will align with those roles once they are vacant.  Join us on June 16, 2023, at 1:00pm EST, to learn from top executives about succession planning strategies. 


    Learning Objective: 

    • Identify essential positions and highlight future vacancies. 
    • Select critical competencies and skills for business continuity.  
    • Focus on individual development to meet future business needs. 

    Speakers:  


    Liz Johnson, MS, FAAN, LCHIME, FCHIME, R-CHCIO, RN-BC, CDH-E 


    Randy McCleese, FCHIME, LCHIME, CHCIO, CHISL, CDH-E 


    Ed Kopetsky, LCHIME, FCHIME

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    Description:

    Creating secure digital products is hard. The bad guys are everywhere, they are smart and stealthy, and they are getting bolder and more effective. Healthcare Cybersecurity must continually improve and push towards stronger cybersecurity programs and zero trust architectures. 

    Learning Objectives:

    • Describe security fundamentals and what it means to be secure. 

    • Explain how healthcare organizations should choose cybersecurity-focused partners to deliver on strategic goals. 

    • Learn how to apply a cybersecurity-focused philosophy within your institution, and how to best setup technology teams for success. 

    Speaker(s):

    Nathaniel Engelsen Director, Global DevOps Canon Medical 

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    Description:

    Health systems are recognizing the limitations of a "Cloud First" strategy.  Prioritizing cost-effectiveness, stability, agility, scalability, performance, reliability, and skilled workforce along with on-premises or CoLo integrations are in focus. Let’s explore alternative cloud adoption models.

    Learning Objectives:

    • Private, Public, or Hybrid Cloud which one, and why? Is cloud a destination, or experience?
    • Does your cloud strategy support your organizational strategy? 
    • How can you preserve cash and maintain mission critical systems with multi-cloud and/or hybrid cloud solutions?


    Speaker(s):

    Aivars Apsite Healthcare Practice Manager Hewlett Packard Enterprise 

    Steve Shim Healthcare Strategist Hewlett Packard Enterprise 

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    Assembling and managing a team to optimize and scale an EHR system can be complex—and costly. Fortunately, there are several proven, cost-effective solutions for building a team. Healthcare organizations can rely on consultants, full-time talent, a hybrid model, or a talent subscription approach.

    Speakers: 

    Brian Patty MD

    Chief Medical Informatics Officer

    Medix Technology

    Tony Catalano

    Vice President, EHR Solutions

    Medix Technology

    Jason Kulaga RN, BSN, PMP

    Medix Technology


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    Date: July 21, 2023
    Time: 1:00 pm-1:30 pm EST
    Topic: Leading with Humanity 


      About: 
    • We invite you to join us in exploring ways to lead with empathy and compassion. By learning how to tap into your own humanity, you can positively impact and influence your team while still respecting their own humanity. We look forward to discussing various perspectives on this important topic. 

    • Learning Objectives: 

    • Describe the term ubuntu and the importance of assessing your own as a leader.
    • Understand how to create an environment that puts humans at the forefront.      


    Speaker: Keith Jones, MHA, Associate Chief Information Officer at Cone Health

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    Personalization is where healthcare is heading. With nearly all healthcare consumers using smartphones today, thinking about personalized content on mobile must be a consideration. Join this webinar for a look at use cases for custom mobile experiences and the impact they could have for your system.

    Speaker: Lea Chatham, Vice President of Marketing at Gozio

    Learning objective 1:

    Explain how a true mobile platform can drive higher engagement for patients, visitors and staff

    Learning objective 2:

    Identify at least 3 use cases for personalized mobile experiences

    Learning objective 3:

    Describe the potential impact of custom mobile experience based on user types 

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    • Description:

    • About: The month of September has been dedicated to generating awareness surrounding great company culture and discovering possible improvement strategies through employee engagement, feeling connected, and bringing a greater sense of creativity to the workplace. Join the conversation on September 15, 2023, at 1:00pm EST, to review and discuss strategies surrounding company culture and how to create an engaging atmosphere.

    Learning Objectives:

    • Discuss company culture and define your company’s own culture.
    • Learn techniques that support and empower employees to provide their best work.
    Speaker: 

    Reid Stephan, CHCIO, HCISPP, CISSP, VP and CIO of St. Lukes Health System