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Wooster Community Hospital was an early adopter of telehealth. The system gained a great deal of traction through the pandemic, but has waned in utilization. At WCH, the IT culture is, “if it is done in MEDITECH, that is where we do it" and MEDITECH was ...

A mantra of time in IT leadership has been, “I hate to sacrifice productivity for bureaucracy.” Health system cybersecurity is very often a bureaucratic tax on an operation designed and intended to provide care to those who are ill and or maintain the ...

Join your MUSE colleagues for an interactive discussion on Patient Engagement topics. Be prepared to ask and answer questions, and share experiences with your peers. Led by : Katie Wood, RHIA Assistant Director of Information Systems/Privacy Officer ...

Join your MUSE colleagues for an interactive discussion on EDM and PCS topics. Be prepared to ask and answer questions, and share experiences with your peers. Led by : Sindee Morse, MSN, RN Application Manager Conway Regional Health System Recorded ...

Having a cybersecurity plan defined is one thing (and a great first step). Testing the plan and making sure it works in the event of an attack is another. Once an attacker is in your network, research shows that you have approximately 14 minutes to ...

Join your MUSE colleagues for an interactive discussion on Scheduling/Admissions/Registration. Be prepared to ask and answer questions, and share experiences with your peers. Led by : Brenda Cotter, Application Analyst III Ozarks Healthcare Recorded ...

Join your MUSE colleagues for an interactive discussion on topics related to physician systems. Be prepared to ask and answer questions, and share experiences with your peers. Leader: Sandra DePlonty, MT(ASCP), MBA, MPA CIO/Sr Director ...

Join your MUSE colleagues for an interactive discussion on laboratory related topics, such as outbound communications: manual fax, auto-fax and HL7. Be prepared to ask and answer questions, and share experiences with your peers. Leader: Chris Guido, ...

Session #1 Having a cybersecurity plan defined is one thing (and a great first step). Testing the plan and making sure it works in the event of an attack is another. Once an attacker is in your network, research shows that you have approximately ...