Navigating EHR Migration and modernizing integration with confidence
Date
Mon, Jan 6, 2025, 06:00 AM
Hosted by Rhapsody
Hear from Baptist Health and Overlake Medical Center and Clinics about their experience with a modern integration solution. They talk managing a complex Epic EHR migration, coordinating dozens of vendors, rebuilding hundreds of interfaces, and better digital health adoption. Hear how they saved time – and a lot of frustration – while overcoming roadblocks to migration success.
Learning objective 1::
Discover the importance of a modern integration solution
Learning objective 2::
Explore how integration streamlines migration and other large IT projects
Learning objective 3::
Understand the value of being proactive instead of reactive
Instructions to Receive Credit:
This activity provides 0.75 CHIME continuing education credits. To receive credit, participants should watch the video AND complete the session evaluation.
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