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HIT Breakdown

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by Nordic (nordicglobal.com)

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In the HIT Breakdown we interview industry experts on topics related to health information technology and strategy. While the topics will often be related to enterprise software systems, we'll also be talking about broader issues and strategic challenges that impact your ability to improve healthcare. The HIT Breakdown is brought to you by Nordic. As healthcare organizations are challenged to deliver higher quality care at a lower cost, Nordic’s award-winning team provides consulting services focused on strategy, technology, and operations, as well as managed services, that result in a stronger business with better patient outcomes. Learn more at www.nordicglobal.com.

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1/30/2018

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Episode thumbnail for How to ensure a positive physician experience during EHR consolidation [Panel Discussion]

October 24, 2022

How to ensure a positive physician experience during EHR consolidation [Panel Discussion]

In this panel discussion, Win Vaughan, Managing Director Markets, Advisory Services, sat down with Nordic physician experts Dr. Craig Joseph, Nordic's Chief Medical Officer; Dr. Laura Copeland, Chief Medical Information Officer, Healthtech, A Nordic Global Company; and Dr. Michael Augustyniak, Chief Medical Information Officer, S&P Consultants, A Nordic Global Company to discuss ways to provide a positive clinician experience during an EHR consolidation.As a part of their discussion, Drs. Joseph, Copeland, and Augustyniak cover important topics, including:* Prioritizing change management processes early on* Setting up clear governance structures* Data governance

Episode thumbnail for The value of data infrastructure modernization for the health system

April 6, 2022

The value of data infrastructure modernization for the health system

In this podcast, Nordic’s Director of Performance Improvement Kelly Krulisky sat down with Nordic’s Managing Director of Digital Health Kevin Erdal and Chief Medical Officer Craig Joseph, along with Emory Healthcare’s Corporate Director Matt Robuck and Texas Children’s Hospital’s VP of IT John Hamm, to discuss the positive effects a new data strategy can have on a health system’s ability to manage their patient population and business operations and how it might improve the overall patient experience.Show Notes[00:00] Intros[01:06] Where the market is headed and why cloud[02:03] Difference between innovating and modernizing[03:11] How TCH and Emory are approaching data modernization[07:45] Criteria that helps organization decide whether data modernization is right for them[09:00] Where to start and how to prioritize projects[11:31] What end users want to see with data transformation[13:05] The innovations and value that data modernization will bring long term[20:06] Cost and ROI of data modernization – an established platform is key[27:29] A clinician’s perspective on the financial implications of data modernization[29:14] The cost of data silos[31:00] What does this look like for clinical users and health consumers?[37:24] What is most exciting about data modernization in 2022 and beyond?

Episode thumbnail for How interoperability and cloud transformations can support healthcare organizations

February 11, 2022

How interoperability and cloud transformations can support healthcare organizations

Join us for a discussion covering the technical components of the cloud transformation with host Kevin Erdal, Managing Director of Digital Health (Nordic) and panelists Saran Sonaisamy, Director of Advisory Services (Nordic), Reza Chapman, Managing Director of Cybersecurity (Nordic) and Jimmy DeLurgio, Senior Solution Architect (AWS).Show Notes:[00:00] Intros[05:43] Modernization: Where to start?[07:09] AWS services available to support the data transition [10:00] Methods for reallocating applications[13:52] What are the costs of cloud transformation?[17:29] Budgeting tools and savings plans available via AWS (during cloud transformation)[20:47] What impact does this transition have on current internal teams?[23:54] Re-skilling and up-skilling: helping teams best understand these new programs[25:41] Automation and operational excellence[26:56] What can a CIO and organization get out of a move to the cloud?[29:32] What capabilities allow a health organization to monetize assets like data or IP?[31:23] How can we protect our data and IP?[33:53] What are we most excited about in 2022 and beyond?[39:15] Big wins and innovation in 2021 and into 2022

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What is HIT Breakdown?

In the HIT Breakdown we interview industry experts on topics related to health information technology and strategy. While the topics will often be related to enterprise software systems, we'll also be talking about broader issues and strategic challenges that impact your ability to improve healthcare.

The HIT Breakdown is brought to you by Nordic. As healthcare organizations are challenged to deliver higher quality care at a lower cost, Nordic’s award-winning team provides consulting services focused on strategy, technology, and operations, as well as managed services, that result in a stronger business with better patient outcomes. Learn more at www.nordicglobal.com.

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This podcast updates daily.

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Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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