Posts tagged “#PSJHISinthenews”

IS & RESO in the News: SoCal Design and Construction Management and Azure Databricks Partnership

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IS’s success with using Azure solutions to provide data to prevent hospital overcrowding was recently featured on Microsoft’s customer stories website. GVP of Healthcare Intelligence and Chief Data Officer, Brett MacLaren, is quoted.

American Builder’s Quarterly featured a great profile of RESO design and construction director, Michael Siwek, and looks at the major Tarzana Cedar Sinai Medical Center project in Southern California.

> Click into the article headline or graphic for links to those two articles.

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IS & RESO in the News: B.J. Interviews and Honors for IS

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Microsoft has featured Providence’s health sector-leading work in a great article with B.J. for their website highlighting the partnership between Providence and Microsoft to serve our communities during the pandemic. This collaboration has been integral to our success as a health system to support and empower our caregivers and to serve our communities during the crisis.

> Click into the article headline or graphic to check out LinkedIn posts featuring that interview, as well as a Wall Street Journal honor, and a recent conversation between B.J. and Nuance around AI reducing clinician burnout.

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IS Shares Our Story Leading the Technology Response Throughout COVID-19

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Over the past month, B.J. Moore, CIO and IS EVP, has discussed with the media how PSJH was able to transform our technology to rapidly respond to the COVID crisis, as well as what comes post-COVID-19. 

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> Click into the article headline or graphic to see recent articles and insights from IS executives.

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Press Spotlights IS Leadership Continued During COVID-19

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Responding to COVID-19 continues to be a priority. B.J. Moore and IS leaders have been asked by media and industry forums to share what PSJH is doing to continue to help our caregivers and communities better manage the crisis through technology. 

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Thought Leadership from our CIO and Providence Global Center Coverage

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In the past month, CIO B.J. Moore has shared some interesting perspectives on the future of health care technology and what we’re doing to digitally-enable PJSH innovation.

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> Click into the article headline or graphic to see B.J.’s recent posts and an article in Becker’s about the opening of Providence Global Center in India.

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B.J. Tops List of Most-Listened to Health IT Podcasts for 2019, Speaks at CIO Summit, Writes on Technical Debt for CHA… DiConti Contributes to EHR Data Case Study

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B.J. Moore continues to attract some great interest for PSJH and IS technology efforts from prestigious media outlets and conferences.

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> Click into the article headline or graphic to see the top podcast of 2019 announcement, B.J. technical debt article for CHA, his two recent LinkedIn posts, and a recently-published case study with contributions from Epic implementation exec. director JoAnn DiConti.

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CMIO Dr. Marino Interviewed by Becker’s on EHR Insights

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Becker’s Hospital Review recently chatted with Clinical Informatics & IS Strategic Partners SVP and PSJH CMIO Dr. Michael Marino.

In the late-September interview, he shares insights from his long career in medicine and working with electronic health record systems. While checklists that drive a standard of care for certain high-risk conditions can be powerful, excessive customization of EHR systems should be minimized, he advises.

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