CMIO CHIME Survey Results
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The document is a survey from CMIO.net and TriMed Media Group asking healthcare organizations questions about whether they currently employ a Chief Medical Information Officer (CMIO) and what responsibilities a CMIO may have, including regulatory compliance, clinical informatics, implementing and managing electronic medical record systems, healthcare information exchange, budgeting, procurement, staffing, and other clinical IT roles. It also collects information on the type of healthcare organization and its number of licensed beds.
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2011 CMIO Summit | David Cochran
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2011 CMIO Summit | Brian McDonough
This document discusses communication strategies for an electronic health record implementation project. It emphasizes the importance of communicating clearly and honestly with all stakeholders, including physicians, nurses, and other staff. Effective communication requires understanding different audiences, crafting individualized messages, and selecting the right messengers who are respected within each group. The overall goal of communication is to help stakeholders understand and buy into the changes required to achieve the project's objectives.
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The document outlines an agenda for a CMIO Summit on June 10th, 2011. The agenda includes definitions, an overview of LIPIX including its funding and mission, explanations of health information exchange and RHIO, LIPIX's goals, participating providers, technical architecture, use cases, products/services, and strategies for engaging providers. It aims to educate on LIPIX's role in facilitating health information exchange across the region and debunk common myths about HIE.
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