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SI 2021 CMIO/CNIO Summit – Clinical Informatics: A Meeting of the Minds

November 15, 2021 - November 16, 2021

At its recent CMIO/CNIO Summit, sponsored by Hearst Health on November 15-16, 2021, the Scottsdale Institute convened 21 Members and Guests, representing 16 organizations, to discuss how healthcare will be delivered in 2025 and what it will look like in our new digital world. Further, this meeting of the minds tackled the future of informatics and the enhanced consumer experience while also taking into account a stronger public health imperative as we move forward, collectively, into a new digital era.

Read “Clinical Informatics: A Meeting of the Minds” to learn how these leaders shared their goals for more intuitive, efficient healthcare delivery.

READ "Clinical Informatics: A Meeting of the Minds"

Andrew Burchett Andy Burchett Ann Shepard Donna Wellbaum Gretchen Brown James Douglas Jim Douglas Jason Atkins Jeffrey Rose Jennifer Fogel Lea Ann Arnold Nancy Yates Seraphine Kapsandoy Tamera J. Larsen-Engelkes Tamera Larse-Engelkes Bonny Chen David Wetherhold Eric Poon Gabrielle A. Pina Gabrielle Pina Hardeep Singh Joseph Evans Luis Saldaña Michael Ross S. Nicholas Desai Nick Desai

Agenda

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Member-Submitted Learning Objectives

  • How others have learned to pivot as a result of COVID and if that will impact their way of managing IT in the future.
  • Our organization is going through a large Epic conversion and would like to make additional contacts of others who have done the same.
  • AI types and who is using what in healthcare effectively
  • SAFERGuides Implementation
  • What laws need to look like for 2025 to be realized as great experience for patients – cross border care of established patients, telehealth parity without asterisks, seamless RPM set ups (do healthcare organization get into this, or is this a third party opportunity to handle the delivery and connection details)
  • Digital strategy, Cognitive computing, reducing documentation burden
  • The value proposition for informatics, key strategic road maps for digital enablement
  • Pearls of wisdom from my peers; networking and future vision, what`s working and what`s not working elsewhere, etc.
  • What is top of mind for CMIOs/CNIOs

Presentations

Enhanced Consumer Experience – Bonny Chen, MD, CMIO, AMITA Health

Ambulatory Primary Care Clinical Decision Support – Michael Ross, MD, Regional Medical Information Officer, Northern Light Health

Clinical Decision Support: Interruptive Alerts – Joseph Evans, CMIO & VP, Clinical Informatics and Transformation, Sentara

Safer Guides for EHR Safety: Implications of a Landmark New CMS Policy – Hardeep Singh, MD, Chief, Health Policy, Quality & Informatics Program, DeBakey VA Medical Center

Our Journey Navigating Diversity on LLUCH’s Campus – Gabrielle Pina, DO, FAAP, Director of Quality Improvement & Advocacy – Primary Care Track, Loma Linda Pediatrics, Co-Lead DIME