All events are in Eastern Time (ET) unless otherwise noted in the event description.

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    This is a free live webinar for CHIME Provider Members AND THEIR TEAMS so they can learn what the ViVE experience will be like. CHIME staff will go over the following topics during the webinar, plus there will be a Q&A session at the end—so you can get your pressing questions answered!
    • What Is ViVE: We help you understand the value of the ViVE experience and why you and your team want to be a part of this unique event.
    • Audience Profile: We spill the beans on who's going to be attending (hint: industry experts from every corner of the healthcare world from government officials and investors to top service providers).
    • Tentative Schedule of Events: We will be sharing an early schedule plus the CHIME Member-specific activities you won't want to miss.
    • Hotel Information - Find out about the CHIME ViVE headquarters hotel, other housing options, plus local attractions.
    • Cybersecurity Pavilion - Learn about the cybersecurity pavilion that hosts top security leaders sharing insights, common problems, and emerging solutions.
    • Hosted Buyer - Get details on the benefits of the Hosted Buyer program, such as how you can save $750.00 on your ViVE experience by becoming a "super buyer".
    • Focus Groups - Learn about focus groups, how to sign up, and the benefits of attending them.
    • Q&A Session: Don't be shy! Now's your chance to find out more about ViVE.

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    Encouraging you to take a risk based approach and focus on behaviors in your organization.
    Join CHIME, AEHIS, DHI and Answers Media Network for this upcoming virtual panel discussion, moderated by leading industry expert David Finn, Vice President, CHIME for Association for Executives in Healthcare Information Security (AEHIS). This 2 hour and 30-minute event will be broken down into four 30-minute sessions, and an opening keynote, allowing attendees to attend any or all sessions. Sessions:
    • We the People, Seek Cyber Health Incentives - A Call to Action
    • Cyber Hygiene - updating O/S, applications, hardware, people
    • Developing a Resiliency Plan through Business Impact Analysis
    • The Securing the Technical Supply Chain

     

    CHIME CEU Certification Summit is approved for 1 CHIME CEU towards the following certification programs:
    • Certified Healthcare CIO (CHCIO) Program
    • CHIME Foundation Certified Healthcare Executives, (CFCHE) Program
    • Certified Healthcare Information Security Leaders (CHISL) Program
    • Certified Digital Health (CDH) Program
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    One of the lessons learned from the numerous ransomware attacks and other security incidents in 2022 was that many healthcare organizations were not prepared to operate under the duress of a security incident. For a healthcare provider to be resilient, it must: - Understand and document how its technology supports its critical business processes - Be aware of the clinical impact on patients and the business impact on the organization if these systems are not available - Based on the above, establish required Recovery Point Objectives and Recovery Time Objectives - Create business continuity plans that enable the organization to operate at an acceptable level if an interruption occurs - Test its business continuity, disaster recovery plans, and exercise its incident response plans

    Speakers: 

    Cathie Brown PMP, CGEIT, CISM, CISSP

    VP, Consulting Services​

    Clearwater

    Steve Cagle MBA, HCISPP

    CEO

    Clearwater



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    Objective:
    This ted-style discussion will focus on determining which key resourcing decisions best fit your organization, which workstreams an existing team and a partner each address, and the steps to prepare for effective collaboration with a managed services partner.

    Learning Objectives:
    Illustrate the decisions that must be made to determine the best option for organizations addressing competing priorities and resource constraints with a managed services partner

    Compare and contrast the options for identifying the priorities and work streams that remain internally supported and the work streams that transition to a partner.

    Identify key elements to prepare a team for the integration of a managed services provider and the success metrics that matter.

    Speakers:
    LeAnne Wintrode, Epic Practice Director, with Healthlink Advisors
    Steve Hendrick, VP, Selections, Implementations & ERP Services, with Healthlink Advisors

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    Session Description:

    With Zero Trust being implemented across the healthcare industry, we seek to discuss the topic with the decision-makers/influencers in this field. For those looking to implement and those who have already developed a Zero Trust strategy, we're seeking to understand the experience, priorities, obstacles, and factors that go into the decision-making process. 

    Speaker(s):

    Danny Connelly CISO, Americas & Public Sector (former Associate CISO, CDC) Zscaler, Inc.

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    Objective:
    Through moderated questions and curated case studies, our speakers will illustrate how leading CIOs and healthcare organizations are implementing process optimization and intelligent automation to accelerate increased financial and operation efficiency, even during financial instability.

    Learning Objectives:
    1. Drive value for your organization through IA, global capability centers, and process
    improvement .
    2. Apply factory modeling to automation initiatives for operational efficiency and value .
    3. Elevate IT initiatives to enterprise priorities .

    Speakers:
    Harsh Singh, GM, Healthcare, with Genzeon
    Prashant Krishnakumar, VP Digital Engineering and Data, AI & Analytics, with Genzeon
    Mike Pietig, SVP, Digital Health & Strategy, with Genzeon

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    Description:

    In today’s environment, the role of the CIO in Healthcare is ever-changing.  Join us on February 17, 2023, at 1:00pm EST, to discuss the future role of the CIO to increase customer engagement and improve business outcomes.

    Learning Objective:

    Gain awareness of what’s changed in recent years and recognize critical items CIOs need to address to keep their organizations cutting edge, engage customers, and improve business outcomes.

    Speaker: 


    Saad Chaudhry, M.Sc., M.PM, CHCIO, CDH-E, Chief Information Officer at Luminis Health 


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    Reducing an organization's application portfolio is a key way to achieve cost savings and strengthen cybersecurity. Learn best practices for creating a successful legacy data archival strategy, including assembling the team, vendor selection, application prioritization, and process creation.


    Learning Objectives:

    • 1.Understand how to build a legacy data strategy that effectively rationalizes applications and considers financial implications, security concerns, and vendor management
    • 2.Illustrate a repeatable application rationalization project plan that addresses legacy systems, aging hardware, cost, and security concerns that build up with merger and acquisition activity
      3.Differentiate internal and external resource requirements to efficiently manage down a legacy system portfolio

    Speakers:

    Sidney Dixon 

    Vice President & Chief Applications Officer
    Tower Health 


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    Session Description:
    Rightfully so, a lot of focus and attention is given to enhancing a caregiver's experience and promoting nimble, agile interaction with tech support when the need arises. Our discussion intends to discuss real-world examples of improving a clinician's touchpoints with technical support, improving first-call resolutions, and preventing technical barriers that come in the way of care delivery. After all, if we can make a positive impact for the clinicians, there is a direct correlation to improving the patient experience. Attendees will be asked to react to the following discussion points.

    Key discussion points:
    1. What are the major frustrations in securing technical break-fix assistance that negatively impacts the clinician experience?
    2. Technological simplification and automation ideas that assist in understanding and addressing break-fix issues reported by Providers.
    3. Impact of caregiver experience on organization-wide technology adoption and direct impact on improving the flow of patient care delivery
    4. Role of data to focus tech support efficiency efforts

    Speaker(s):
    Dr. Urvashi Pathak PMP,CHFP,CSM, General Manager, with DXC Technology
    Kelly Vroom, Segment Lead payer/Provider Industry Strategist, with DXC Technology


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    Session Description:
    Rightfully so, a lot of focus and attention is given to enhancing a caregiver's experience and promoting nimble, agile interaction with tech support when the need arises. Our discussion intends to discuss real-world examples of improving a clinician's touchpoints with technical support, improving first-call resolutions, and preventing technical barriers that come in the way of care delivery. After all, if we can make a positive impact for the clinicians, there is a direct correlation to improving the patient experience. Attendees will be asked to react to the following discussion points.

    Key discussion points:
    1. What are the major frustrations in securing technical break-fix assistance that negatively impacts the clinician experience?
    2. Technological simplification and automation ideas that assist in understanding and addressing break-fix issues reported by Providers.
    3. Impact of caregiver experience on organization-wide technology adoption and direct impact on improving the flow of patient care delivery
    4. Role of data to focus tech support efficiency efforts

    Speaker(s):
    Dr. Urvashi Pathak PMP,CHFP,CSM, General Manager, with DXC Technology
    Kelly Vroom, Segment Lead payer/Provider Industry Strategist, with DXC Technology


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    Objective:
    When adopting a clinical communication and collaboration solution within a health system, leader sponsorship is necessary as it’s crucial for increased adoption across all departments.

    Learning Objectives:
    How to get and keep clinical leadership sponsorship
    The difference in nurse vs physician adoption drivers
    How to build a deployment strategy

    Speakers:
    Anna Baker-Garber RN, PhD, Chief Clinical Officer, with Mobile Heartbeat
    Chad Powell MSHI, BSN, RN, Sr. Implementation Consultant, with Mobile Heartbeat

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    Objective:
    A discussion of the real value that intelligent automation could bring to the coordination of care - reducing manual workload and streamlining care delivery processes to address the core issues of today - work force, cost and revenue

    Learning Objectives:
    To understand the opportunities for increased automation within the coordination of care.
    To look at the tangible benefits that can be achieved by automation in this context .
    To consider how more automation could be implemented in different situations.

    Speakers:
    John Glaser, Executive in Residence, with Harvard Medical School
    Tim Zoph, Digital Health Strategist & Former CIO, with Northwestern Medicine
    Greg Miller, Chief Growth Officer, with Lumeon

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    Join us on March 7, 2023, at 12:00 pm EST to learn about the Certified Digital Health (CDH) Program. 


    The College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (CHIME) offers a new professional certification for all healthcare professionals looking to become certified and recognized in digital health.  This certification challenges healthcare professionals from all positions and levels of leadership experience to test their knowledge and skills in the digital health space.  Join us for this informational session and learn how CHIME can support you in your professional development.


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    Join us on March 7, 2023, at 4:00 pm EST to learn about the Certified Digital Health (CDH) Program. 


    The College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (CHIME) offers a new professional certification for all healthcare professionals looking to become certified and recognized in digital health.  This certification challenges healthcare professionals from all positions and levels of leadership experience to test their knowledge and skills in the digital health space.  Join us for this informational session and learn how CHIME can support you in your professional development.


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    Discuss the crisis in patient data inaccuracy caused by desperate interoperability solutions and and regulatory drivers. Share results of a recent CHIME member survey on patient data matching and resulting top five trends in patient data cleansing and absolute record matching.


    Speakers: 

    Jonathan Shannon

    Senior Director Healthcare Strategy, Interoperability 

    LexisNexis


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    Description: 

    Recognition efforts have been proven to be one of the most effective and affordable ways to improve employee well-being, encouraging cultural transformation. Join the discussion on April 14, 2023, at 1:00 pm EST, to discuss how to recognize employees to enrich their well-being and increase engagement and commitment to stay. 

    Learning Objective: 

    1. Understand how employee recognition and well-being are associated. 
    2. Recognize the relationship between well-being and critical business outcomes, including employee engagement and retention.
    3. Identify the steps leaders should take to increase the well-being of their employees through recognition 

    Speaker: 


    • Yuri Campbell, FCHIME, FACHE, CHCIO, CISSP, PMP, PMI-ACP, CDH-E 
    • Senior Director, Clinical Solution Delivery at WellMed Medical Management, Inc.


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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