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GCC HIMSS Health IT Leadership Exchange February 4, 2011

Medical Informatics. Why change the world? To me that's what life is about. If you don't do that, you might as well hibernate and sleep. If everyone thinks what you do is "normal" . . . it probably is. Why do that? Do something else! - Dean Kamen, Inventor of "Ginger," a personal transportati

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GCC HIMSS Health IT Leadership Exchange February 4, 2011

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    1. GCC HIMSS Health IT Leadership Exchange February 4, 2011 Mimi Broeker Vice President Medical Informatics

    2. Medical Informatics Why change the world? To me that's what life is about. If you don't do that, you might as well hibernate and sleep. If everyone thinks what you do is "normal" . . . it probably is. Why do that? Do something else! - Dean Kamen, Inventor of "Ginger," a personal transportation breakthrough

    3. My Career 30 years in 30 seconds Medical Records Nursing School (for a little while) Undergrad Degree Communications / Journalism Front Desk Receptionist Coder / Biller Administrative Coordinator Graduate Degree - MBA Clinical Office Manager Administrative Director, Operations Assistant Vice President, Operations Sr. Director, Ambulatory, Medical Informatics Assistant Vice President, Medical Informatics Vice President, Medical Informatics

    4. NorthShore Career Paths Application Analyst Levels Programmer Analyst Levels Project Lead Management Track Technical Track Manager Levels Application Consultant Director Project Specialist Sr. Leadership

    5. Skill Set Whats Important? What Physicians say: Understand what we do Demonstrate in-depth knowledge of the systems you support Know how to communicate with us

    6. Future of my role More organizations will view Medical Informatics and Information Systems as a partner to achieve strategic goals Medical Informatics Leaders will have an equal balance of technical skill and first hand user experience

    7. Whats attainable 1 - 3 years post grad Find the balance: If you have an operations background - get technical experience If you have a technical background - get operations experience Be willing to walk in a lot of different shoes to gain knowledge and experience Get certified as soon as the opportunity presents Be at the right place at the right time

    8. Whats attainable 1 - 3 years post grad Possible Positions: Application Analyst Programmer Project Specialist Project Manager (Supervisory) If people knew how hard I worked to get my mastery, it wouldn't seem so wonderful after all. -Michelangelo

    9. Strategy for Achieving Meaningful Use

    10. Meaningful Use Strategy

    11. Meaningful Use Strategy Proposed IFR published Dec 2009 Internal analysis & review Jan 2010 Mar 2010 Formed committee structure Apr 2010 Began work effort Jun 2010 - items we were sure to stay in FR Final Rule published Jul 2010 Action plan finalized Aug 2010 Reporting multiple iterations Sep 2010 Dec 2010 Education to Users Sep 2010 Dec 2010 Baseline Reports Jan 2011 Target Attestation Jun 2011

    12. Thank You mbroeker@northshore.org

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