HIMSS15 Podcasts

  1. Hospital's EHR Journey Chronicled At HIMSS15 4/22/2015

    In this podcast, Hamilton General Hospital physician Dr. Randy Lee looks back to when Hamilton General decided to tackle Meaningful Use. Hamilton attested to Stage 1 as an early adopter and Lee explains why such an aggressive approach was taken as well as what feedback physicians offered during the process and how that information was managed.

  2. What Providers Need To Know To Ensure Their Data Is Secure In The Cloud Revealed At HIMSS15 4/22/2015

    In this podcast, ClearDATA CTO Matt Ferrari details what ClearData does, as well as what new products, services, and announcements they are promoting at HIMSS. Ferrari also explains what healthcare providers need to do to ensure their data (and their patients’ data) is protected and secure and the role the cloud should play in this process.

  3. Chronic Disease Management Weaknesses, Possible Solutions Explained At HIMSS15 4/22/2015

    In this podcast, Lumira CEO Sumit Nagpal provides an overview of Lumira and walks through its journey from Wellogic to Alere Accountable Care Solutions and ultimately, to Lumira. Nagpal, recognized as one of Health IT Outcomes’ 2014 Health IT Change Agents largely because of his leadership in trying to improve population health and clinical outcomes, details the biggest weakness in the U.S. healthcare system today when it comes to chronic disease management and how is Lumira trying to address this challenge.

  4. How To Add Value To The Practice Of Medicine Through An EHR Revealed At HIMSS15 4/22/2015

    In this podcast, Michael Lovett, Executive VP and General Manager for NextGen explains his role with and a brief overview of the company before describing NextGen product developments, enhancements, and announcements unveiled at HIMSS.

  5. Which Information Silos Need Broken Down Revealed At HIMSS15 4/22/2015

    In this podcast, John Backhouse, executive director of the Omni Program for Information Builders provides background on what Information Builders does across other markets it operates in and how the Omni Patient solution applies specifically to healthcare.

  6. Rush-Copley Discusses Importance Of Evidence-Based Order Sets At HIMSS15 4/22/2015

    In this podcast, Diane Homan, MD of Rush-Copley Medical Center explains how long Rush-Copley has leveraged evidence-based order sets to standardize care as well as how important this process is to patient care.

  7. Stanford Children's Key RCM Strategies Revealed At HIMSS15 4/22/2015

    In this podcast, Andrew Ray, Manager, Revenue Cycle for Stanford Children’s Hospital shares some of the key revenue cycle challenges Stanford Children’s Hospital faced that led it to begin searching for an IT solution and why previous processes and systems fell short in addressing these challenges.

  8. How To Improve The Quality Of Care, Patient Satisfaction Topic Of University Of Chicago Medicine Discussion At HIMSS15 4/22/2015

    In this podcast, Sue Murphy, Director of Patient Experience and Engagement for the University of Chicago Medicine, discusses how the implementation of Vocera’s platform has improved the patient experience at Chicago Medicine and how big the implementation was in terms of people and facilities.

  9. The Benefits Of A PHM Implementation On A Family Practice Discussed At HIMSS15 4/22/2015

    In this podcast, Dr. Clive Fields, president, Village Family Practice and Co-Founder, Village MD and Paul Martino, Chief Strategy Officer and Co-Founder, Village MD detail some of the patient population management challenges the face before partnering with Healthline and which of Healthline’s products and services they are currently leveraging to solve those problems.

  10. PHM, CommonWell Topic Of Greenway Discussion At HIMSS15 4/22/2015

    In this podcast, Greenway Health CMO Robin Hackney explains what Greenway Health does and provides insight into what announcements were made at HIMSS. Hackney details the ways Greenway Health is addressing population health and how its unique approach to PHM has positioned it to benefit providers and patients.