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    While self-service visual analytics use in provider organizations continues to expand, few IDNs deploy these platforms throughout their organizations. What should an enterprise analytics platform look like in 2020 and beyond? Should the enterprise analytics platform embed artificial intelligence (machine learning, natural language processing (NLP), deep learning capabilities to accelerate decision making and care delivery? While analytics is often applied to revenue cycle, supply chain, procurement, and staffing, great opportunities exist to expand its use in clinical care to impact outcomes. How will this help clinicians deliver evidence-based medicine? Are clinical analytics capabilities critical for an enterprise analytics platform for healthcare providers? Should everyone in an organization be using analytics dashboards in their work?

    Learning Objectives
    1. How will enterprise analytics platforms at Healthcare Providers look like in 2020 and beyond?
    2. How will a convergence of AI (machine learning, natural language processing (NLP)) and Analytics impact healthcare providers process, use cases, and people?
    3. How can AI and analytics better empower clinicians, physicians, nurses, LOB leaders and Executives from a clinical perspective to drive better patient outcomes?

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    While self-service visual analytics use in provider organizations continues to expand, few IDNs deploy these platforms throughout their organizations. What should an enterprise analytics platform look like in 2020 and beyond? Should the enterprise analytics platform embed artificial intelligence (machine learning, natural language processing (NLP), deep learning capabilities to accelerate decision making and care delivery? While analytics is often applied to revenue cycle, supply chain, procurement, and staffing, great opportunities exist to expand its use in clinical care to impact outcomes. How will this help clinicians deliver evidence-based medicine? Are clinical analytics capabilities critical for an enterprise analytics platform for healthcare providers? Should everyone in an organization be using analytics dashboards in their work?

    Learning Objectives
    1. How will enterprise analytics platforms at Healthcare Providers look like in 2020 and beyond?
    2. How will a convergence of AI (machine learning, natural language processing (NLP)) and Analytics impact healthcare providers process, use cases, and people?
    3. How can AI and analytics better empower clinicians, physicians, nurses, LOB leaders and Executives from a clinical perspective to drive better patient outcomes?

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    Healthcare organizations are working to meet and exceed the expectations of their increasingly digital and engaged customers while simultaneously meeting their business objectives. As organizations explore various digital tools and technologies to meet these expectations, they are faced with questions like whether they should add another solution to their portfolio or try to enhance the capabilities of their EMR to support these needs. With multiple solutions, they must also think about how to create a cohesive and integrated digital experience that supports business objectives such as margin improvement and risk management. Hear how providers are approaching this issue, and tools and considerations that can be used.

    Learning Objectives:

    1. How do health systems achieve meaningful customer engagement?
    2. Why should health systems have a digital customer program?
    3. How to evaluate EHRs against customer-facing solutions for increased customer engagement
    4. How to get a digital customer program started

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    Healthcare IT leaders face unique challenges as they look to secure their applications, ensure the right level of access for users, maintain compliance, and provide a first-class technology experience throughout the employee lifecycle. In this collaborative session, we will discuss and explore the future of identity management in healthcare with CHIME members, identifying opportunities for innovation, and the role of new technologies.
    During this focus group, we’ll lead a discussion to gather feedback on:
    • Streamlining the process of provisioning the right access to the right user
    • Simplifying and strengthening authentication
    • Credentials and their role in identity management
    • Identity governance and regulatory compliance

    Learning Objectives
    The goal of this focus group is to:
    • Understand the problems healthcare organizations have in provisioning their users and suggestions they have to streamline the process
    • Learn if healthcare organizations have implemented, or plan to implement, single sign-on (SSO), multi-factor authentication (MFA), biometrics and/or passwordless authentication, and the challenges they face in those areas
    • Understand how and where healthcare credentials could be used to control access to applications and physical devices (IOT)

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    Healthcare IT leaders face unique challenges as they look to secure their applications, ensure the right level of access for users, maintain compliance, and provide a first-class technology experience throughout the employee lifecycle. In this collaborative session, we will discuss and explore the future of identity management in healthcare with CHIME members, identifying opportunities for innovation, and the role of new technologies.
    During this focus group, we’ll lead a discussion to gather feedback on:
    • Streamlining the process of provisioning the right access to the right user
    • Simplifying and strengthening authentication
    • Credentials and their role in identity management
    • Identity governance and regulatory compliance

    Learning Objectives

    The goals of this focus group are to:
    • Understand the problems healthcare organizations have in provisioning their users and suggestions they have to streamline the process
    • Learn if healthcare organizations have implemented, or plan to implement, single sign-on (SSO), multi-factor authentication (MFA), biometrics and/or passwordless authentication, and the challenges they face in those areas
    • Understand how and where healthcare credentials could be used to control access to applications and physical devices (IOT)

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    The Advisory Board recently surveyed its members to understand their IT and innovation challenges for 2019. This presentation will showcase their findings and give the latest updates on the current state of IT.

    Learning Objective #1 -  Results from the latest Health Care IT Advisor program member survey on IT and innovation challenges.

    Learning Objective #2 - How IT is evolving to address organizational excellence, care delivery, and competitive advantage needs.

    Learning Objective #3 - How providers should respond to IT innovation and digital disruption.

     

     

     

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    See how your cloud strategy compares to that of your peers. This session will discuss the findings from a recent survey of more than 100 cloud decision makers conducted in December 2018 by HIMSS Analytics. What will the next wave of healthcare cloud migration will look like.

     

    Learning Objectives:

    1. Learn the five key takeaways from the research results, and what those findings say about the state of cloud adoption in healthcare. 
    2. Understand what the cloud footprint looks like for healthcare providers, and how are workloads distributed across private, public and hybrid models. 
    3. Understand the common challenges faced by healthcare providers that are moving to the cloud, and how data protection challenges, compliance concerns, backup/recovery concerns are impacting cloud decisions. 
    4. Review the steps hospitals and health systems are taking to ensure the confidentiality, integrity and availability of data in the cloud.

     

     

     

     

     

     

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    [restabs alignment="osc-tabs-left" responsive="true" icon="true" text="More"][restab title="ABOUT" active="active"] Location: Westin BWI 1110 Old Elkridge Landing Rd Linthicum Heights, MD 21090 Dates: March 6, 8:00am - March 7, 5:00pm, EST Book Your Room: The Westin Baltimore Washington Airport   The IT executive role in today’s healthcare organization has never been more challenging. To better equip our leaders filling this important position, Maryland HIMSS has partnered with CHIME to host a one-of-a-kind Leadership Academy with specialized tracks:  CMIO/CHIO Leadership Academy - Wednesday, March 6th  8AM-5PM Cybersecurity Academy - Wednesday, March 6th  8AM-5PM Leadership Academy  - Thursday, March 7th  8AM-5PM Designed for leaders currently in senior management or emerging leaders seeking to take their role to the next level, this curriculum is modeled on the highly successful CHIME Healthcare CIO Boot Camp™. This program’s leadership content is specifically tailored for individuals to gain the real-world skills necessary for today’s environment. Taught by a faculty of healthcare CIOs and CMIOs, this one-day program features a collaborative teaching methodology combining presentations, small group discussions, case study analysis, progressive problem solving, and personal mentoring.

    CHIME Members will receive 7 continuing education credits per track attended toward Certified Healthcare CIO certification.

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    Speakers

    [chime_accordion type="trigger" id="10"]Dan Bowden About Dan [/chime_accordion] [chime_accordion type="content" id="10"] Dan Bowden is VP and CISO at Sentara Healthcare. Dan has led cybersecurity and technology programs for healthcare, higher education, banking, retail, and the military for the past 25 years. Dan is working in his fourth cybersecurity program and has built his second. Dan is very active on several Health Sector Coordinating Council Cybersecurity Work Group teams, collaborating with several top healthcare cybersecurity pros on documented guidance for all health systems to improve cybersecurity capabilities. Dan’s current professional focus areas include: cybersecurity workforce of the future, program strategies for protecting cloud and digital platforms, the development and patenting of a blockchain-based IoT management platform, and delivering cost-effective cybersecurity services for medium and small health systems. [/chime_accordion]
    Russell Branzell[chime_accordion type="trigger" id="55"]Russell P. Branzell  About Russ[/chime_accordion][chime_accordion type="content" id="55"] Prior to joining CHIME, Russ Branzell was the VP of IS/CIO, Poudre Valley Health System (PVHS) and the President/CEO of Innovation Enterprises (PVHS’ for profit IS entity). PVHS is an integrated health system with a reputation for excellence and innovative care. They most recently are the recipients of the 2008 Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award, the highest Presidential honor given to US businesses and organizations that demonstrate performance excellence, the Colorado Performance Excellence Peak Award (first and only organization in the state), Solucient’s 100 Top Hospitals, Health Grades Distinguished Hospital Award, Magnet Hospital for Nursing Excellence designation, Avatar International 5 Star National Award, and US News and World Report-America’s 50 Best Hospitals. In addition to these honors and awards, the Information Services Division was recognized with Information Week Magazine’s Top 500 Award for innovative technology usage and also received the Business Technology Optimization Excellence Award for IT Governance Best Practices (2004). Prior to joining PVHS, he was the Regional Deputy CIO and Executive Director of Information Services for Sisters of Mercy Health System in St. Louis, MO. Before his time in St. Louis, Mr. Branzell served on active duty in the US Air Force and continues to serve in the Air Force Reserves. While on active duty, Mr. Branzell served in numerous healthcare administration positions including CIO for the Air Mobility Command Surgeon General’s Office. In 1996, he was selected for the Air Force Medical Service Fellowship program and completed a CIO Internship at the Unity Health System in St. Louis, MO. Mr. Branzell is a past member of the CHIME Board of Directors (2004-2008), past Chairperson of the CHIME Education Committee (2004-2008), and past Program Director for CHIME’s Healthcare CIO Boot Camp™ (2006 – 2009). He was instrumental in the development and ongoing success of CHIME’s LEAD Forum and CHIME Foundation Boot Camp education programs, serving both as Program Director and as a member of faculty for both since their inception. In addition, he has served as Chairperson of CHIME’s Spring and Fall CIO Forum Planning Committees and currently serves on the CHIME Education Foundation Board. Mr. Branzell is a Certified Healthcare CIO (CHCIO), a fellow of CHIME and HIMSS, and board certified through the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE). He was awarded the 2005 ACHE Regent’s Award as the Young Healthcare Administrator of the Year for the State of Colorado. PVHS has received numerous industry awards in recognition of its commitment to the advancement of healthcare informatics. Russ serves on numerous editorial, volunteer, community and management boards. Additionally, he has been a speaker at regional, national, user groups and vendor conferences. A native of San Antonio, TX, Russ earned an undergraduate degree in business administration specializing in human resource management and labor relations from the University of Texas. In 1995, he earned a Master’s degree in Administrative Science from Embry-Riddle University with an emphasis in management.[/chime_accordion]
    [chime_accordion type="trigger" id="20"]David Butler About David [/chime_accordion] [chime_accordion type="content" id="20"] David Butler brings over 15 years of leadership, implementation, stabilization and ongoing utilization of technology within healthcare. As a dual board certified physician in pediatrics and internal medicine from Baylor College of Medicine (Houston), David has partnered with clinical, operations and IT practitioners and executives in over 5 large healthcare delivery systems across the US in order to convert various business and clinical strategies into EHR workflows that are clinician friendly. He specializes in using objective data from the EHR and clinical workflows to create optimization strategies for nursing, physicians, and ancillary staff. In 2013, he was rewarded for his effort by being nominated by his peers, and ultimately selected by Epic Systems’ as their “Physician of the Year” in 2013. Since that time Dr. Butler has served as system Associate Chief Medical Information Officer at Bon Secours Health System Incorporated in Maryland, and Vice President, EHR Optimization and Transformation at Sutter Health in Northern California. While there he was instrumental in helping Sutter achieve HIMSS Stage 7 certification, Ambulatory Specialty Optimization Strategies leveraging Lean methodologies, and developing tools to assure effective submission and prioritization of the many EHR optimization changes requested by end-users. In late 2016, he started a Healthcare IT consultancy - Calyx (kay-liks) Partners, LLC - which is a boutique firm that focuses solely on EHR post-live efficiency training, EHR Optimization, and Strategic. Since founding Calyx, Dr. Butler worked with New York City Health and Hospitals’ (NYCHHC) as their Chief Medical Information Officer (CMIO). He also served as a Senior Healthcare IT Advisor for Simpler Consulting ® (Lean), Executive Physician Informatics Strategy Coach for The Cleveland Clinic. [/chime_accordion]
    [chime_accordion type="trigger" id="23"]Keith Fraidenburg  About Keith[/chime_accordion][chime_accordion type="content" id="23"] Keith Fraidenburg has more than 20 years of experience working within the healthcare IT industry, including nearly 16 years of association management experience. In his role as Executive VP and Chief Strategy Officer, he is responsible for providing overall leadership and tactical execution of the organization’s strategic plan while identifying and cultivating new growth opportunities in support of the organization’s long-term strategic goals. He also maintains primary responsibility for the organization’s advocacy and public policy efforts and its platform of education programs and services. In doing so, he works closely with senior healthcare IT executives, key industry leaders, and industry association partners, including the American Hospital Association (AHA), American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA), Healthcare Information Management Systems Society (HIMSS) and others to keenly understand the issues, concerns, and needs of healthcare information executives. In his previous role as VP of Education and Communications for CHIME, Mr. Fraidenburg was responsible for leading the education, marketing and communications programs and services available through CHIME. In addition to his responsibilities within CHIME, Mr. Fraidenburg is a member of the American Society of Association Executives (ASAE) and Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS).[/chime_accordion]
    [chime_accordion type="trigger" id="35"]Christopher Frenz About Christopher [/chime_accordion] [chime_accordion type="content" id="35"] Christopher Frenz is the AVP of Information Security for Interfaith Medical Center where he worked to develop the hospital’s information security program and infrastructure.  Under his leadership the hospital has been one of the first in the country to embrace a zero trust model for network security. Christopher has also played a role in pushing for the adoption of improved security standards within hospitals and is the author of the OWASP Secure Medical Device Deployment Standard as well as the OWASP Anti-Ransomware Guide. Christopher has been recognized as a Rising Star amongst healthcare executives and also a top healthcare IT leader by Becker’s Hospital Review.  Christopher’s security expertise has been highlighted in The Financial Times, CSO Magazine, SC Magazine and many other publications.  Christopher shares his expertise at conferences around the world including presentations at VMworld, ASIS GSX, Defcon, and many others.  He is also the author of the computer programming books “Pro Perl Parsing” and “Visual Basic and Visual Basic .NET for Scientists and Engineers”. [/chime_accordion]
    [chime_accordion type="trigger" id="40"]Samantha Jacques About Samantha [/chime_accordion] [chime_accordion type="content" id="40"] Samantha Jacques, PhD, FACHE is the Penn State Health System Director of Clinical Engineering. She holds a PhD in Biomedical Engineering, is a Board Member of the American College of Clinical Engineering and a Fellow at the American College of Healthcare Executives. She writes standards with AAMI and works with the FDA to provide guidance on a wide range of medical equipment and cybersecurity issues. Prior to Penn State Health, she was Director of Biomedical Engineering at Texas Children’s Hospital in Houston, TX. [/chime_accordion]
    [chime_accordion type="trigger" id="50"]Cynthia L. Kuelbs About Cynthia[/chime_accordion] [chime_accordion type="content" id="50"] Cynthia L. Kuelbs, M.D., is the Chief Medical Information Officer at Rady Children’s Hospital.  She is a Clinical Professor of Pediatrics at the University of California, San Diego, and works as a pediatrician at Rady Children’s Hospital-San Diego.  She is board certified in Pediatrics, Child Abuse Pediatrics and Clinical Informatics. Dr. Kuelbs received her undergraduate and medical degrees from the University of Minnesota.  She completed her residency at the University of California, San Diego, where she was also Chief Resident.  [/chime_accordion]
    [chime_accordion type="trigger" id="60"]Brian D. Patty About Brian  [/chime_accordion] [chime_accordion type="content" id="60"] Brian D. Patty, M.D., is vice president and chief medical informatics officer (CMIO) at Rush University Medical Center, where he oversees the optimization of Epic and related clinical applications and is charged with setting the strategic vision for clinical care and population heath from an IT perspective. Prior to coming to Rush in 2015, he served for 10 years as vice president and CMIO at the HealthEast Care System in St. Paul, Minn. At HealthEast, he was responsible for championing clinical applications and the use of technology to serve patients, leading computerized provider order entry (CPOE) and EHR implementations system wide. His long-standing quest to promote evidence-based medicine led to an Association of Medical Directors of Information Systems (AMDIS) Award in 2005 for his success in a CPOE implementation at a community hospital. In 2011, he received another AMDIS Award for his championing the EHR’s role in the quality improvement efforts at HealthEast. He was also named to Modern Healthcare’s Top 25 Clinical Informaticists in 2012 and was named as one of 30 leading CMIO experts by Health Data Management in 2016 and again in 2017. [/chime_accordion]
    [chime_accordion type="trigger" id="80"]Stephanie L. Reel About Stephanie   [/chime_accordion] [chime_accordion type="content" id="80"] Stephanie Reel is the Chief Information Officer for all divisions of the Johns Hopkins University and Health System.  She was appointed Vice Provost for Information Technology and CIO for the Johns Hopkins University in January 1999.  She is also Vice President for Information Services for Johns Hopkins Medicine, a post she has held since 1994.  As CIO Ms. Reel leads the implementation of the strategic plan for information services, networking, data and cybersecurity, telecommunications, as well as clinical, research, and instructional technologies. Ms. Reel has more than twenty-five years experience in Information Systems, working with educators, regulators, researchers, and health care providers and payors.  Under her direction, the Johns Hopkins Health System is enhancing and advancing the use of an electronic health record, while also embracing a regional health record.  She has served as an advisor to the National Academy of Medicine, the FDA, and the Health IT Policy Committee’s Information Exchange Workgroup, a federal advisory committee that serves the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology.  Under Ms. Reel’s guidance, the Johns Hopkins University has implemented self-service solutions for faculty, staff and students, leveraging the power of emerging technologies to support electronically enhanced education and research. Ms. Reel is a member of HIMSS, CHIME, the Healthcare Advisory Council, the American College of Medical Informatics, and EDUCAUSE.  Ms. Reel is a member and past President of the Healthcare Information Systems Executive Association. [/chime_accordion]
    [chime_accordion type="trigger" id="21"]Tim Stettheimer  About Tim[/chime_accordion] [chime_accordion type="content" id="21"]
    Timothy Stettheimer, PhD, is Vice President of Education for the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (CHIME), a 2,400-plus member professional organization.  In this role, Dr. Stettheimer leads all education strategy for members and affiliate associations, as well as international efforts. Education initiatives include CHIME’s Fall and Spring Forums, CIO Bootcamps, Leadership Academies as well as other summits, workshops and symposia. Dr. Stettheimer has previously served as a healthcare CIO for two decades and has worked with healthcare information technology and healthcare leaders for twenty-five years.  He most recently served as the Regional Chief Information Officer (RCIO) for the South and Central Region of Ascension Information Services (AIS), which is made up of seven geographic markets as well as all senior living locations and all medical groups. As RCIO, Dr. Stettheimer was the regional leader responsible for AIS service delivery and technology visioning. He also guided governance models, served on Ascension-level committees, and supported diverse AIS functions such as goal sponsorship, compensation committee efforts, IT general control oversight, infrastructure governance, and AIS Model Community Survey action planning. Prior to his Ascension role, Dr. Stettheimer served as the Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer for St. Vincent’s Health System, Birmingham. In this role, he was responsible for managing the Health Ministry’s technology strategy, portfolio, and operations, while serving as the Health Ministry’s technology service delivery senior escalation point. He has also served in leadership roles at Adventist Health System and Children’s Medical Center of Dallas. Dr. Stettheimer earned a doctorate in information services focused in medical informatics, information theory and design, and information policy and management from the University of North Texas in Denton. He holds a master’s degree in applied cognition and neuroscience from the University of Texas in Dallas and a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene, Texas. Dr. Stettheimer is a fellow with both the American College of Healthcare Executives (FACHE) and the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (FCHIME). He is a member of the American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA), holds the Certified Healthcare CIO (CHCIO) credential, is a certified professional in healthcare information management systems (CPHIMS), and is a member of the Healthcare Information Management Systems Society (HIMSS). He served as a fellow through a National Institute of Health grant during his doctoral studies. Dr. Stettheimer has held faculty positions with the University of North Texas and the University of Alabama at Birmingham and serves on a number of non-profit boards. Dr. Stettheimer has earned the Certified Healthcare CIO distinction from the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (CHIME). He also served as the CHIME 2010 Board Chair, the 2011 CHIME Foundation Board Chair and the 2013-1014 CHIME Education Foundation Board Chair. Dr. Stettheimer and his wife Carol live in Birmingham, AL and are the parents of four children.
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    Schedule at a Glance

    Program Agenda – Cybersecurity Academy Tentative Wednesday, March 6, 2019 - Westin BWI Linthicum Heights, MD Faculty Program Director; Tim Stettheimer, PhD, FCHIME, LCHIME, CHCIO. Vice President, Education, CHIME Dan Bowden, VP & CISO, Sentara Healthcare Chris Frenz, Director of Infrastructure, Interfaith Medical Center Samantha Jacques, PhD, Director, Clinical Engineering, Penn State Hershey Medical Center Theresa Meadows, CHCIO, Sr. VP/CIO, Cook Children’s Health Care System
    Cybersecurity Program Agenda - Wednesday, March 6, 2019
     8:00 –  8:30 Welcome and Introductions  
     8:30 –  9:15 Healthcare Professionals Need to Know about Healthcare Information Security
     9:15 – 10:30 Effective Cybersecurity and Organizational Culture
    10:30 – 10:45     Networking Break
    10:45 – 11:30 The CIO/CISO Relationship: What Makes It Work?
    11:30 – 12:15 Essential Factors for Cybersecurity Preparedness
    12:15 –  1:00 Networking Lunch
    1:00 - 1:45 Building an Integrated Security Function for the Enterprise
     1:45 –  2:40    Case Exercise:  Walk Through the Anatomy of a Breach
     2:40 –  3:00    Networking Lunch
     3:00 –  3:45    The Road Ahead for the Healthcare Security Sector: What to Expect
     3:45 –  4:20    Faculty Q&A
     4:20 –  4:30    Program Summary and Closing Remarks 
      Program Agenda – CMIO/CHIO Leadership Academy Tentative Wednesday, March 6, 2019 - Westin BWI Linthicum Heights, MD Faculty Program Director: Keith Fraidenburg, MBA, EVP and COO, CHIME David Butler, MD, Associate CMIO, NYC Health and Hospitals Corporation Adrienne Edens, FCHIME, LCHIME, CHCIO, Executive Programs Advisor, CHIME Cyndy Kuelbs, MD, CMIO, Rady Children’s Hospital-San Diego Brian Patty, MD, VP & CMIO, Rush University Medical Center
    CHIO/CMIO Program Agenda - Wednesday, March 6, 2019
     8:00 – 8:30    Welcome and Introductions  
     8:30 –  9:15    The Physician-Patient-Technology Triangle
     9:15 – 10:30    Setting Vision and Strategy in Dynamic Times 
    10:30 – 10:45    Networking Break
    10:45 – 11:30    Making Change Happen
    11:30 – 12:30    Case Study Exercise: Creating Buy-In
    12:30 –  1:15    Networking Lunch
     1:15 –  2:00    Demonstrating Informatics’ Business Value
     2:00 –  3:00    The Soft Side of Leadership: Building Teams & Networks
     3:00 –  3:15    Networking Break
     3:15 –  3:45    CMIO/CCIO Communication Best Practices
     3:45 –  4:20    Faculty Q&A
     4:20 –  4:30    Program Summary and Closing Remarks 
      Program Agenda – Leadership Academy Tentative Thursday, March 7, 2019 - Westin BWI Linthicum Heights, MD Faculty Program Director: Keith Fraidenburg, MBA, EVP and COO, CHIME Russ Branzell, FCHIME, CHCIO, President and CEO, CHIME Adrienne Edens, FCHIME, LCHIME, CHCIO, Executive Programs Advisor, CHIME Theresa Meadows, CHCIO, Sr. VP/CIO, Cook Children’s Health Care System Stephanie Reel, CIO & VP, Information Services, Johns Hopkins Medicine Tim Stettheimer, PhD, FCHIME, LCHIME, CHCIO. Vice President, Education, CHIME
    Leadership Academy Program Agenda - Thursday, March 7, 2019
     8:00 –  8:30    Welcome and Introductions  
     8:30 – 9:15    Transformative Technology in Today’s Provider Environment
    09:15 – 10:30    Setting Vision and Strategy in Dynamic Times 
    10:30 – 10: 45 Networking Break
    10:45 – 11:30    Making Change Happen  
    11:30 – 12:15    Demonstrating IT’s Business Value  
    12:15 –  1:00    Networking Lunch
     1:00 –  1:45    Instilling Customer Service as a Core Value  
     1:45 –  2:40    Case Study Exercise
     2:40 –  3:00    Networking Break
     3:00 –  3:45    Developing Talent and Effective Teams
     3:45 – 4:20    Faculty Q&A
     4:20 –  4:30    Program Summary and Closing Remarks 
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     A fascinating case study that provides a look into the role of technology within a health care system and a secret perspective that the application portfolio brings out to help organizations make operational improvements, reduce costs, and change how they manage technology.

    Learning Objectives:

    1. Role of Technology in Healthcare
    2. What an application portfolio is
    3. Insights into how to leverage a portfolio to improve standard processes and reduce costs 

     

     

     

     

     

     

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    The Healthcare CIO Boot Camp is an intensive 3 ½ day education program offered by the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (CHIME) taught by a faculty of healthcare CIO thought leaders. Combining presentations, small group discussions, case studies, and interactive problem solving, participants learn the real-world skills necessary to become a successful healthcare CIO.

    Only CHIME members and direct reports who are invited by their CHIME member CIO are eligible to attend.

    *Please note this event takes place in the US Central Time Zone.

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    The CMIO role in today’s healthcare organization has never been more challenging. To better equip physician leaders filling this important position, CHIME will host the fourth annual CMIO Leadership Academy (formerly known as CMIO Boot Camp).

    Designed for physicians currently in CMIO or Associate CMIO positions seeking to take their role to the next level, this curriculum is modeled on the highly successful CHIME Healthcare CIO Boot Camp™. This program’s leadership content is specifically tailored for CMIOs to gain the real-world skills necessary for today’s successful physician leaders.

    Taught by a faculty of healthcare CIOs and CMIOs, this intensive program features a collaborative teaching methodology combining presentations, small group discussions, case study analysis, progressive problem solving, and personal mentoring – focused on equipping CMIOs to be successful leaders working with the executive suite and CIOs.