CHIME Survey Shows Uptick in CIO Salaries in 2018, with Women Pulling Ahead
Chief information officers and other senior healthcare IT executives made on average a base salary of $ 235,806 in 2018, according to a survey of…
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Columnist Rana Foroohar, Innovator Wendy Sue Swanson and Tech Leader Eric Topol Headline CHIME19
The College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (CHIME) will present three distinguished keynote speakers to discuss the global digital economy, digital innovation and emerging technology at the 2019 CHIME Fall CIO Forum in Phoenix in November.
Black Book Survey of More Than 1,500 Executives Confirms the Changing Role of the Healthcare CIO
A year ago, the buzz swirled on how the role of the incumbent executive-in-charge of healthcare IT systems was quickly evolving from a position focused on providing infrastructure, applications and analytics support to the organization, into an overall strategic business leader.
Great CIOs Need “WOW” Service Desks That Go Beyond ITIL
By D’Arcy Gue – Given the IT revolution within hospitals today, how your Service Desk analysts handle physicians and other users is more critical than ever. Disruptive trends such as sophisticated new EHRs, widespread use of devices and apps, and the growth of cloud-based services should not equate to disrupted customer service.
Global Survey Reveals Half of all CIOs Transitioning to Internal Service Provider Model
By Vince DeLuca – It’s no surprise that Shadow IT continues to create headaches for corporate IT professionals, but a new study, which polled more than 400 CIOs worldwide, delves much deeper into this problem and the solution that top IT pros worldwide are fast embracing.
CHIME’s New Vision Statement Reflects Evolving Role of the CIO
Healthcare is undergoing its biggest transformation in decades. Payment models are shifting away from volume to a focus on value. Providers more engaged in population health management. Consumers are becoming more active in their care choices, and more.
The Changing Role of the CIO
By John Halamka MD – Over my 8 years of blogging (since 10/21/07) I’ve written many posts about IT leadership, career development and re-inventing yourself (something to do every 5-10) years. As a CIO for nearly 20 years, I’ve seen the nature of the role undergo remarkable evolution.