Michael Skvarenina, VP & CIO, Holy Name Medical Center, Chapter 1
About Holy Name History of WebHIS: from green screens to web interface Benefits of developing in-house “IT as a strategy, not a resource” Priority pyramid Looking at vendor partners — “This is an...
View ArticleMichael Skvarenina, VP & CIO, Holy Name Medical Center, Chapter 2
MicroHIS mobile app — “It’s one of those low-hanging fruits.” CPOE — “the next big leap” The biggest MU 2 hurdle Off-the-shelf vs self-developed solutions “When we talk about strategy, that’s what...
View ArticleMichael Skvarenina, VP & CIO, Holy Name Medical Center, Chapter 3
Multiple patient portals — “It’s really not user-friendly.” Acting CIO for nearly a decade From vendor to provider side “I’ve never let go of software design and development” WebHIS blog “With passion,...
View ArticleMichael Skvarenina, VP & CIO, Holy Name Medical Center, Chapter 1
About Holy Name History of WebHIS: from green screens to web interface Benefits of developing in-house “IT as a strategy, not a resource” Priority pyramid Looking at vendor partners — “This is an...
View ArticleMichael Skvarenina, VP & CIO, Holy Name Medical Center, Chapter 2
MicroHIS mobile app — “It’s one of those low-hanging fruits.” CPOE — “the next big leap” The biggest MU 2 hurdle Off-the-shelf vs self-developed solutions “When we talk about strategy, that’s what...
View ArticleMichael Skvarenina, VP & CIO, Holy Name Medical Center, Chapter 3
Multiple patient portals — “It’s really not user-friendly.” Acting CIO for nearly a decade From vendor to provider side “I’ve never let go of software design and development” WebHIS blog “With passion,...
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