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By Yulia Kogan, Director of Information Technology, Northwell Health
In oncology, genomic science is used to identify tumor mutations, which helps to guide treatment strategies, leading to higher efficacy.
By Alastair Thomson, CIO, National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute
Being Chief Information Officer (CIO) of any organization is a challenge, but being the CIO of the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) layers on some unique factors.
By Dwight Raum, VP & CTO, Johns Hopkins Medicine
If you were to assess the value and maturity of your IT organization, where would it be? At The Johns Hopkins University and the Johns Hopkins Health System.
By Vindell Washington, CMO and SVP, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana
In today’s digital world, people handle the majority of their business and personal needs online.
By Raul Urrutia, Director, Genomics Sciences and Precision Medicine Center (GSPMC), Medical College of Wisconsin And Warren P. Knowles, Professor of Genomics Sciences and Precision Medicine. Professor of Surgery and Biochemistry, Medical College of Wisconsin
The Genomic Sciences and Precision Medicine Center (GSPMC) at the Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW), originally called the Human and Molecular Genetics Center (HMGC),was founded in the late 1990s.
By Ed Kopetsky, CIO of Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital Stanford, Stanford Children’s Health
By providing accessible, unified care experiences via digital connectivity, we can innovate and standardize high-quality outpatient care.
By Kristopher Zierolf Director of IT Applications, Renown Health
Government regulation, changing customer demand, and technological advances are redefining what it means to provide quality healthcare; and IT is being required to fill the dual role of customer service and steward of technology infrastructure
By Robert Davis, CIO, Arizona Care Network
It used to be that a company’s IT staff was holed up in a chilly room in the back of the office surrounded by scores of computers, servers and other equipment.
By Chad Wilson, Director, IT Security, Children's National Health System
An ideal healthcare system involves open doors, where no patients are denied admission or treatment.
By Asadullah Khan, Clinical Engineering Director, Aramark Healthcare
The first step towards creating a robust cybersecurity program for medical devices is to identify medical devices with network capability and document all relevant IT attributes and security configuration.
By Charlton Park, Chief Analytics Officer at University of Utah Hospitals and Clinics
How to increase value is a question all health care providers are facing. The transformation that is necessary will require all providers to improve clinical outcomes.
By Chris Johns, CIO, PNC Asset Management Group and PNC Investments
The advancements in data - analytics, machine learning - are transforming our ability to understand our clients' needs and respond in a timely manner.
By Merle Symes, CEO, Graematter
CIOs have been very focused in recent years on the explosion of Big Data -massive amounts of data being generated internally or flowing into the organization.
By Tim Hassinger, President and CEO, Dow AgroSciences
The reality is dat their is very little lead time to know wat is next in emerging data generation technologies.
By Margo Weisz, Partner, City Lights Group
Nine years ago, Dr. Char Hu, a PhD in molecular physics, was doing research on Alzheimer’s disease when his work became unexpectedly personal.
