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8 Things Medical School Failed to Teach Me About Being a Physician Executive

Published Fri, Sep 09 2012 5:30 AM by The Doctor Weighs In

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Baylor Health Care System to Host a Nursing Informatics Institute Day

HIMSS Professional Development and Informatics continues to move forward with creating and facilitating programs in support of the nursing community. Creating opportunities for the nursing profession to tap into and learn from other nurse executives about the empowerment of an informatics career pathway is a major HIMSS initiative. Election 2012 This week's feature: No Election Feature Content: No sticky read more Read More...

Published Mon, Jul 07 2012 7:58 AM by Latest Blog Entries for heathcareitnews.com

Filed under: Industry News, Workforce Management, Sharp, Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, Baylor Health Care System

Last Call for Cleveland Clinic Nursing Event

The nursing profession continues to gain much momentum within the HIMSS community. Our membership of nurses continues to grow under the auspices of Joyce Sensmeier, Vice President, HIMSS Informatics. The HIMSS Nursing Informatics Community is led by the HIMSS Nursing Informatics Committee, which is responsible for providing domain expertise, leadership and guidance to HIMSS activities, initiatives and collaborations within the specialty of nursing info Election Feature Content: No sticky read more Read More...

Published Mon, May 05 2012 8:00 AM by Latest Blog Entries for heathcareitnews.com

Filed under: Industry News, Workforce Management, Career Services, Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, HIMSS Informatics, Joyce Sensmeier

Cleveland Clinic Health System Hosting a Nursing Informatics Institute Event

The HIMSS Nursing Informatics Community of Profession has seen tremendous success in understanding and exploring the impact of the informatics nurse professional. And our own Joyce Sensmeier, Vice President, Informatics, HIMSS has been invaluable to the cause. Additionally, the release of the HIMSS Impact of the Informatics Nurse Survey suggests informatics nurse professionals play an instrumental role in their organizations from a variety of strategic Election Feature Content: No sticky read more Read More...

Published Mon, Apr 04 2012 8:08 AM by Latest Blog Entries for heathcareitnews.com

Filed under: Industry News, Mississippi, HIMSS, Workforce Management, Cleveland, Joyce Sensmeier, MS, Cleveland Clinic Health Systems, DNP, Bunts Auditorium Jennings Education Building, Nursing Informatics, Cleveland Clinic Stanley Shalom Zielony Institute, Stanley Shalom

Hi-Tech Choose Your Own Adventure Coming to a Medical School Near You

Though it was longer ago than I care to admit, I can remember checking out every copy of the Choose Your Own Adventure® series my local library had to offer. Whether it was “Prisoner of the Ant People” or “Zombie Penpal” (nope, I didn’t make those titles up!), those books allowed me to control my own destiny, choose my own fate – escape from the ant people or allow my long-distance pal to eat my brains for breakfast. read more Read More...

Published Fri, Sep 09 2011 9:02 AM by Latest Blog Entries for heathcareitnews.com

Filed under: Industry News, electronic health records, Network Infrastructure, University of Pittsburgh, Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, Northwestern University, J.B. McGee

EHR Incentives Likely to Improve Quality

Healthcare is one of the last industries in the United States to universally incorporate technological advancements. While most sectors have made significant investments in information technology to improve efficiency and consumer relationships, America’s health care system is still largely paper-driven. As a result the healthcare system is plagued by inefficiency and poor quality. Delivery is slower, more prone to errors, and harder to measure and coordinate than it should be. Investments in health information technology can help improve this situation. read more Read More...

Published Thu, Sep 09 2011 8:19 AM by Latest Blog Entries for heathcareitnews.com

Filed under: Medicare, Industry News, electronic health records, America, ARRA/Stimulus, United States, Cleveland, Randall D. Cebul, New England Journal, Case Western Reserve University

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