http://www.healthcare-informatics.com
HCI'S ONLINE EXECUTIVE INTERVIEWS SERIES
One-on-One with Albany Medical CIO Buddy Hickman
http://www.healthcare-informatics.com/buddy_hickman
One-on-One With University Health System CIO Bill Phillips
University Health system is the public hospital district for Bexar County, Texas. As the primary teaching hospital for the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, University Hospital is a regional Level I Trauma Center. William (Bill) Phillips is CIO of University Health System, San Antonio, Texas, which recently attained Stage 6 designation in the HIMSS Analytics EMR Adoption Model. HCI Senior Associate Editor Daphne Lawrence recently caught up with Philips.
http://www.healthcare-informatics.com/bill_phillips
One-on-One with Sibley Memorial CIO Lorraine Fordham
http://www.healthcare-informatics.com/lorraine_fordham
One-on-One with Cerner President Trace Devanny
http://www.healthcare-informatics.com/trace_devanny
HCI'S VIRTUAL HOSPITAL TOURS
Scottsdale Healthcare's Thompson Peak Hospital is leveraging IT to deliver better patient care.Go to http://www.healthcare-informatics.com/scottsdale for the photo gallery
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WELCOME TO HCI'S NEW DISCUSSION BOARDS
Healthcare Informatics' new Discussion Boards are inter- active online forums where readers can ask for help, learn best practices, and discover career-enhancing opportunities. Simply register once (requires sep- arate registration from our Blog section) and start posting. We've organized our content into six areas corresponding to the different hats healthcare IT leaders must wear throughout the day, month and year.
Discussion Boards
http://www.healthcare-informatics.com/discussionboards
The CIO as IT Leader—Needs Assessment, RFP Construction, Vendor Selection, Contract Negotiations, Implementation & Integration.
The CIO as Clinician Partner—Facilitating Wider Adoption & Deeper Usage.
The CIO as CFO—Budgeting & Forecasting Best Practices.
The CIO as Manager—Hiring, Motivating, Retaining, Managing Across, Managing Up.
The CIO as Mover & Shaker—Jobs, Networking, Office Politics and Career Advice.
The CIO as Visionary—What's Around the Bend? Stark, Ambulatory Integration, Consumerism, P4P, Concierge Medicine.