Hear Rebecca Manne share how COVID has changed the way Optimum Healthcare IT works with their clients, affording new ways to interact, evaluate efficiencies, and help clients achieve success. Rebecca also gives her insight on the future of health IT. 

In this episode, James Noga shares his journey in health IT and his desire to make a difference. Hear how James and his team have adapted to COVID using advanced technologies; how he supports his remote work force; and how the pandemic has provided new opportunities to learn and grow.

In this podcast, Phyllis Teater shares how she has worked with her team to manage through COVID. She also talks about the value of governance in creating buy-in for change; her passion for mentoring and servant leadership; and removing barriers in health IT.

In this episode, Neal Ganguly talks about how he approaches team unity and morale while managing under pressure in the new normal. He also shares thoughts about the future of health IT and what digital health means to him.

In this podcast, Dr. Andrew Rosenberg talks about what his work as a practicing physician and CIO look like in one of the state's hotspots at the University of Michigan. He goes on to define digital health, speaking about true hospital care at home, and how telehealth has served as a catalyst for what he and other providers wanted to do in healthcare. Dr. Rosenberg also shares his insight on improving outcomes and utilization for patients. 

In this episode, David Chou talks about his new leadership role; shares his experiences working around the world as a health IT leader; and gives insight into his passions, including digital health leaders sharpening their skills, being a foodie, and using social media and marketing technology as a way of connecting. 

Digital transformation in the next normal: how Consumerism, Technology and the Pandemic are accelerating the future.

In this episode, Rusty Yeager shares his experience from the perspective of working in a post-acute care facility, and how his organization serves the community. Rusty talks about his military experience and how it has prepared him for his unique healthcare environment; and how investing in infrastructure is important for the future of healthcare IT .

In this podcast, Cletis Earle talks about the Penn State COVID-19 survey, and how they are using the findings to change the narrative around diversity and public health. Cletis also shares his thoughts on change leadership, consumer-centric technology as the new norm; and how he is looking forward to seeing the outcomes for the next generation of CIOs who receive the women and diversity education scholarships from CHIME. 

In this episode, Myra Davis shares what digital health care means to her. As a long-time healthcare IT leader, she also talks about how to lead through change from a point of confidence, while balancing personal and professional challenges. Myra also shares her thoughts on diversity, inclusion, and women and minorities in health IT.