The world of technology has expanded rapidly over the past few years, from video chatting to generative artificial intelligence. And while it's all become part of our day to day lives, it's also directly influencing how we receive our medical care.
For our 8th topic in our Toughest Questions in Health Care series we’re asking – "How is technology changing health care?" Randy Gaboriault, ChristianaCare's Chief Digital and Information Officer, and Dr. Tim Shiuh, ChristianaCare's Chief Health Information Officer discuss what it takes to utilize new and innovative technologies that positively impact patient care while also simplifying the work of those providing care.
Randy Gaboriault, MS, MBA, has been dubbed an “exceedingly rare, triple threat CIO” by media. IT initiatives that Randy has spearheaded have garnered numerous distinctions, which include Information Week’s “Twenty Great Ideas To Steal,” Computerworld’s “Premier 100 IT Leaders,” a four-time awardee of CIO Magazine’s “CIO 100,” and one of Becker’s Healthcare 20 Chief Digital Officers to Know.
Timothy Shiuh, M.D., MHCDS, FACEP, leads the development and implementation of a comprehensive enterprise digital health and clinical information strategy that facilitates effective, value-based, “high tech-high touch” health care delivery across the continuum of care and promotes digitally-led clinical transformation.
Links
- Health & Technology Innovation Center at ChristianaCare
- Transformational Leadership Awards Honors ChristianaCare for "Trailblazing" Innovation
- Introducing Digital Forms, Appointment Reminders and Check-In
