Washington himss chapter

We hope you find value in the investment you have made. This event hosts up to attendees and is typically held in the early evening.

It is approximately 2 hours long and includes a minute presentation. This event hosts up to attendees and is typically held for breakfast or lunch. It is approximately 2 to 3 hours long and includes a minute presentation. This event hosts up to attendees. It is an educational themed event and typically spans a half of a day.

There will be multiple speakers and the opportunity to set up booths. Sponsorship Frequently Asked Questions. A local chapter of the Health Information and Management Systems Society focused on providing leadership in healthcare for the management of systems, technology, and information. The Chapter promotes an organized forum for continuing education and exchange of ideas amongst its members to improve healthcare information and management systems that support patient care and wellness.

Thursday, October 22, Tuesday, August 4, Thursday, July 23, We will discuss best practices related to Healthcare IT Each meeting will have a Virtual Meetup - May Tuesday, May 5, As such, our chapter reception will no longer take place in Orlando, FL.

Below is Collaborate: Change Management. Join us for our Bi-Monthly Collaborate Event. This month we will focus on Change Management, from the healthcare technology implementation and adoption perspective. This breakfast event will cover Join us in celebrating the end of and ring in the new year! Enjoy some delicious drinks Innovation Summit. Presented by We live in a technology-filled world…it is all around us. Healthcare technology is rapidly growing. She currently works at Zones as an award winning healthcare account executive where she consults, designs and delivers technology solutions to healthcare organizations in the PNW.

Artina specializes in MHealth, Datacenter, Networking and Software but her true skill is the ability to solve complex business issues. She believes this skill came from her diverse background and raising three boys on her own where problem solving, crisis management, communication, creativity, financial management and negotiation skills were essential to survival.

She is a perpetual listener, student, collaborator and adviser who believes that success is a result of what you do, not what you have and she will use all she has to create awareness, overcome challenges and help herself and others obtain results. Yes, she has a few war stories and is never ashamed to share, so go ahead, ask. Mauraan C. Schultz started her career in pharmacy services and operations, GPOs, contracting and inventory management in a premier academic medical center.

She held management positions at industry-leading consulting firms, including: EY, Capgemini and Accenture. Schultz provided leadership at market-leading Health IT software vendors, multiple health eCommerce sites, overseas socialized medicine programs and mobile application development. Mauraan also leads the Patient Experience practice at PPC, bringing her knowledge to bear in the development of organizational strategies, roadmaps, marketing to consumers and driving ROI in mobile applications.

She works with the Hospitalist Team at Good Samaritan Hospital focusing on quality and process improvement. She also applies data analytics skills to improve performance metrics, and partner with hospital leadership to works towards organizational goals.

Prior to this position, Erika spent 7 years working in the clinical setting as a nurse, including: inpatient and emergency behavioral health, inpatient acute medical rehab, and outpatient oncology.