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Building the New Normal: Clinical Transformation that Bridges the IT & Clinical Worlds
Building the New Normal: Clinical Transformation that Bridges the IT & Clinical Worlds
What you'll learn
- Ways to better leverage recent wins with telehealth and remote patient monitoring
- How clinical and IT leaders can identify new ways to improve technology integration into clinical workflows
- How to build better workflows that leverage telehealth, data integration and more
- Examples from real health systems that have successfully transformed their clinical and IT partnerships
- Concrete steps you can take to plan the next phase of your organization’s digital transformation
D. Matthew Sullivan, MD
Associate Chief Medical Informatics Officer
Atrium Health
Bio info: Dr. Matt Sullivan, the Associate CMIO for Atrium Health, has a long history of commitment to improving patient...
Dr. Matt Sullivan, the Associate CMIO for Atrium Health, has a long history of commitment to improving patient outcomes and provider satisfaction through effective utilization of Healthcare Information Technology. Matt has been an emergency physician for over 25 years and continues to care for patients in the Emergency Department to stay connected to care processes and the needs of providers, positioning him to partner with teams to achieve optimal solutions.
Dr. Sullivan was educated at Hahnemann University School of Medicine, trained in Emergency Medicine at Carolinas Medical Center, and then completed a fellowship in research. He practiced for 15 years in academic emergency medicine and transitioned to a role for quality and evidenced-based care before joining the Information and Analytics Services team as the Associate CMIO for Atrium Health.
Dr. Jeff Hackman
CMIO and Medical Director of Quality
Truman Medical Centers
Bio info: As the chief medical information officer, Jeffrey Hackman, MD, FACEP, is the liaison between the medical staff and...
As the chief medical information officer, Jeffrey Hackman, MD, FACEP, is the liaison between the medical staff and information technology. In this role he provides clinical leadership to the team supporting the Truman Medical Centers/University Health electronic medical record, helps set priorities for upcoming projects, and is the primary "translator" between physicians and IT professionals.
As the medical director for quality, Dr. Hackman has corporate responsibility for such varied areas as patient safety, accreditation, infection prevention and control, case management, performance improvement, utilization management and social work services.
He received his bachelor's and medical degrees from the University of Missouri-Kansas City. He completed a residency in emergency medicine before joining the faculty at Truman Medical Centers/University Health. He is board-certified in emergency medicine and clinical informatics.
Tammy Winterboer, PharmD, BCPS, CPHQ
VP, Quality, Informatics & Experience
Nebraska Medicine
Bio info: Tammy Winterboer, PharmD, BCPS, CPHQ, serves as the vice president of Quality, Effectiveness and Experience for...
Tammy Winterboer, PharmD, BCPS, CPHQ, serves as the vice president of Quality, Effectiveness and Experience for Nebraska Medicine.
Since joining Nebraska Medicine in 2007, Dr. Winterboer has served in a number of roles. After completing a postgraduate PGY2 pharmacy residency in critical care, she became part of the pharmacy leadership team as a critical care pharmacy manager. Shortly after the organizational-wide implementation of a new electronic medical record, she took on the role of director of Enterprise Practice Support within the enterprise applications division, taking on responsibilities for clinical informatics, clinical decision support and applications training. In 2020, she transitioned to her current role in which she oversees quality, patient safety, informatics, patient experience and clinical effectiveness. The Clinical Effectiveness program aims to decrease variability in care by implementing evidence based best practices, in an effort to improve quality and safety outcomes while also reducing costs and standardizing processes.
Jonathan French
Senior Director, Thought Advisory
HIMSS
Bio info: Jonathan has worked with HIMSS for 14 years, starting with Government Relations and currently with the Thought...
Jonathan has worked with HIMSS for 14 years, starting with Government Relations and currently with the Thought Advisory team.Jonathan serves as HIMSS subject matter expert on model practices for how information and technology are leveraged to improve clinical care delivery and how quality data is most effectively leveraged to drive change in care processes. He directs the Davies Award of Excellence Program. Since 2011, the Davies Award program has showcased more than 100 peer-reviewed case studies demonstrating how the thoughtful alignment of people, process and technology drives sustainable and replicable improvement in patient outcomes.
Details

Event Type : On Demand
Date : Dec 21, 2020 01:00 PM CT
Cost : Complimentary
Credits : CPHIMS, CAHIMS
Speaker(s) : D. Matthew Sullivan, MD, Dr. Jeff Hackman, Tammy Winterboer, PharmD, BCPS, CPHQ, Jonathan French
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