Leadership Strategies for Information Technology in Health Care

As the health care industry evolves and relies more on health information technology, your organization’s ability to drive quality, safety, and efficiency gains through health IT becomes ever more important. Leadership Strategies for Information Technology in Health Care provides participants with the leadership skills needed to design and implement an effective health information technology strategy and focuses on the tools needed to improve clinical and non-clinical health IT functions.

Program faculty help you improve your organization’s IT outcomes through strategic insight into function-critical issues, proven tactics for affecting and managing change, and a comprehensive review of the health IT field. Participants from diverse health care sectors and locations contribute a multitude of perspectives on every issue and create a learning environment which extends beyond the classroom.

Health IT issues including information technology governance, electronic health record implementation, clinical integration, and strategy are explored through lectures, panel discussions, and case studies. Participants gain the leadership skills needed to improve quality, safety, and efficiency through health IT.

The modules in this series are designed specifically for professionals and executives with technology responsibilities from diverse sectors of health care seeking to improve their organization’s health IT strategy and improve IT results.