HealthLuminate Demonstration Dashboard (Limited Data)

Based on the search results, here's what can be found about Itilf Bill Honer's professional background:

* Current Role: IT Solution Owner at Banner Health since August 2021.

* Previous Roles:

* Project Manager, focusing on mergers and acquisitions in IT administration at Dignity Health (October 2010 to August 2021).

* Vice President at CompuMAC (March 1994 to November 2010), providing IT support to companies in the Southwest.

* Senior Account Representative at S & A Computer Services (until February 1994), with responsibilities including asset management and upgrade implementation for Allied Signal.

* Sales Account Representative at Continental Data (January 1984 to January 1988).

* Education:

* Studies at East Tennessee State University.

* University of Phoenix.

* Certifications:

* PMP (Project Management Professional)

* ITILF (ITIL V3 Foundations)

* Mindworks

I was unable to find any podcasts, news stories, or press releases featuring Itilf Bill Honer.

After conducting several searches, I was unable to find information regarding Charles Canode's professional background, education, past jobs, podcast appearances, news stories, or press releases. There is a Chadd Canode mentioned in connection to the IISE Podcast, but that individual works at the VA Sunshine Healthcare Network, not Banner Health.

Therefore, the response is:

NONE

Based on my search, here's what I found about Matt Hall, Executive Director IT at Banner Health:

Professional Background:

* Current Role: Executive Director of IT at Banner Health since December 2022.

* Previous Roles:

* Vice President of Information Technology at Molina Healthcare.

* Vice President of Information Technology at Magellan Health.

* Vice President of IT at Insys Therapeutics, Inc.

* Held positions at Giant Industries and VistaCare.

* Advisory Board: Member of the Argosy University BS/IT Professional Advisory Board from 2012 to 2013.

Education:

* Bachelor of Science in Business from Arizona State University (1979-1983).

Other Information:

* Matt Hall is described as an accomplished executive with extensive experience in IT leadership roles.

I did not find any podcasts, news stories, or press releases specifically featuring Matt Hall in my search results.

It's worth noting that there are other people named Matt Hall who are involved in different fields such as:

* Matt Hall: Host of "Take the Long View Podcast" focused on finance, emotions, and behavior.

* Matthew J. Hall: Involved with the "Leading Forward Podcast".

* Matthew D. Hall, Ph.D.: Director of the Early Translation Branch (ETB) at NIH.

* Matthew Hall: Account & Commercial Director at Artemis Marketing.

* Matthew Hall: Head of Tax Services at Azets.

* Matthew Hall: Executive Director at PKF.

* Matt Hall: Involved with health, safety and well being at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust.

Based on my search, here's what I found regarding Christopher Stallings' professional background:

* Current Role: Executive Director, Digital Consumer at Banner Health.

* Previous Role: Senior Director of Consumer Digital at Banner Health (at least as of 2020-2022). In this role, he was responsible for everything "consumer digital" and focused on making healthcare easier for patients.

* Focus on Patient Experience: Stallings has been involved in initiatives to improve patient experience, particularly through digital solutions. He has spoken about creating a seamless patient care journey and addressing patient anxieties using technology.

* Digital Innovation at Banner Health: He has been involved in implementing virtual waiting rooms and using chatbots to improve the patient experience.

* Podcast/Presentation Appearances:

* He was featured in "Traversing the Patient Experience Ecosystem," a 4-episode learning journey, where he shared Banner Health's guiding principles for enhancing patient experience and designing a digital-first strategy.

* He and Jeff Johnson (VP, Innovation and Digital Business at Banner Health) discussed how Luma and Banner are working together to innovate and improve the patient journey in a YouTube video.

* News Articles: Stallings has been quoted in articles discussing how Banner Health is using technology to connect patients to care, improve patient safety, and adapt to new approaches for arriving patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.

* Creating a Video for Families: He and the team at Banner Health created a video to help families prepare for visits during the Coronavirus pandemic.

While the search results provide insights into his work at Banner Health, they do not offer details about his education or earlier career experiences prior to Banner Health. Also, there is a listing for a Chris Stallings who is GEMA Director, but that appears to be a different person. There is also a Chris Stallings who is an assistant principal.

Given the limitations, I can't provide a comprehensive professional history.

I was unable to find specific details regarding Julie Estfan's professional background, education, previous roles, or any appearances in podcasts, news stories, or press releases. Therefore, based on the available search results, the answer is:

NONE

Chuck Lehn is the President of Banner Health Plans and Networks. He is responsible for developing accountable care solutions for Banner Health and its affiliated physicians. In April 2024, he was named executive vice president of Strategic Growth for Banner Health.

Here's a summary of his background and activities:

* Experience: Lehn has been with Banner Health for three decades. He has served in various roles, including corporate finance, rural health care administration, provider network development, managed care, and health plan leadership.

* Education: He holds a bachelor's degree in finance and accounting from Minnesota State University, Moorhead, and a master's in health care administration from the University of Minnesota.

* Previous Roles: Prior to his role as President of Banner Health Network, he was the CEO of Banner Health Network and Banner Network Colorado. He also served as Senior VP for Banner Health.

* Key Activities and Involvement:

* He was involved in Banner|Aetna as a founding member.

* He spoke on the "Workplace in Focus" podcast about Banner Health's response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

* He participated in the Arizona Business and Health Summit 2024.

* He was involved in a panel discussion, “Banner|Aetna: Collaboration as a Business Imperative,” as part of the Matters in Managed Care webinar series.

* He supported the Phoenix Veterans Day Parade through Banner Plans and Networks.

NONE

Based on the search results, here's what I found about Dr. William Holland's professional background:

* Current Role: Senior Vice President of Care Management and Chief Medical Informatics Officer at Banner Health. He has held this position since June 2003.

* Responsibilities: In his current role, Dr. Holland provides system-level transformational leadership to support integrated care delivery, drive clinical outcomes, manage risk for populations, support the Quadruple Aim, and engage the consumer. His responsibilities also include system quality, safety, infection prevention, regulatory matters, clinical device evaluation, physician leadership development, informatics, MACRA preparedness, and clinical process improvement. He focuses on leveraging clinical engagement, operational alignment, informatics, and technology to revolutionize care delivery.

* Previous Positions at Banner Health: He has held progressively responsible physician leadership positions over two decades with Banner. Previous roles include Vice President of Care Management and Chief Medical Informatics Officer. His responsibilities in these roles encompassed the integration of clinical information systems and management of MACRA strategy.

* Education:

* B.S. in Microbiology, magna cum laude, from Texas A&M University.

* M.D. from Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, TX (2001).

* Residency in Family Medicine at the Banner Good Samaritan Family Medicine Residency in Phoenix, Arizona (completed in 2004).

* Chief Resident from 2003-2004 at Banner Good Samaritan Family Medicine Residency.

* Master of Healthcare Administration from the University of Providence.

* 2010 Medical Informatics MBL National Library of Medicine course fellow.

* Board Certifications: Family Medicine and Clinical Informatics.

* Key Contributions: Dr. Holland's leadership has been crucial in multiple EHR implementations and the development of health management systems across various healthcare facilities.

* Recognition: He is described as a visionary and innovative leader.

* Other notable points:

* He spoke at the Oracle AI Executive Forum in October 2023.

* He was involved in Banner Health receiving a grant for an innovative diagnostic tool (NOVAD) to detect delirium in patients.

* He was mentioned in Becker's Hospital Review in 2022 regarding how digital execs streamline tech for clinicians.

* He was listed as one of "50 hospital and health system CMIOs to know" in 2017.

I was unable to find information about podcasts specifically featuring William Holland.

Based on the search results, here's information about Jeff Johnson, Vice President, Digital Business Strategy at Banner Health:

Professional Background and Roles:

* Current Role: Vice President, Digital Business Strategy at Banner Health. His focus is on developing digital strategy and purposeful innovation to realize Banner's mission to “Make healthcare easier, so life can be better.”

* Previous Roles:

* CEO at ZAACT Consulting in Salt Lake City.

* SVP of Strategy at Datu, a digital health startup in Boulder, CO.

* AVP of eBusiness at Intermountain Healthcare.

* Advisor: He is listed as a Former VP Innovation & Digital at Banner Health, currently serving as an advisor at Luma Health.

Education:

* J.D. and B.A. from Brigham Young University.

Key Initiatives and Perspectives:

* Digital Therapeutics and Innovation: Jeff Johnson is involved in Banner Health's initiatives to implement digital therapeutics, particularly for behavioral health and diabetes management. He emphasizes the need for in-depth evaluations of technology, aligning business and clinical needs, and having a governance structure for digital health tools.

* Patient Engagement: He is focused on improving patient engagement through digital tools and platforms, including telehealth, AI-powered chatbots, and streamlined digital experiences for vaccinations and other services.

* Hybrid Healthcare Strategy: Johnson is a proponent of a hybrid healthcare strategy that combines virtual and in-person care, giving providers the tools to extend care to the home.

* Digital Health Formulary: He has been involved in creating a digital health formulary at Banner Health, aiming to provide a curated selection of digital health products for providers to prescribe to patients.

Podcasts and Interviews:

* He has been featured on the "This Week in Health IT" podcast, discussing digital business at Banner Health, funding for digital initiatives, and the role of digital within the organization.

* He participated in a panel discussion at the HFMA (Healthcare Financial Management Association) annual conference on creative ways to improve patient engagement.

* He was a guest on Digital Conversations, discussing how Banner Health has deployed advanced mobile technology and conversational AI.

Interesting Points:

* Jeff Johnson has been a key figure in Banner Health's digital transformation, particularly in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. He has overseen the implementation of various digital tools and strategies to improve patient access, engagement, and care delivery.

* He emphasizes the importance of making healthcare easier for consumers and creating a seamless, integrated digital experience.

* He has experience in both large healthcare systems and startups, giving him a broad perspective on digital health innovation.

After conducting several searches, I was unable to find specific information regarding the professional background, education, previous roles, podcast appearances, news stories, or any interesting details about Jennifer Pot, who holds the position of Senior IT Solution Owner at Banner Health.

While my search did uncover information about Banner Health's IT initiatives, leadership, and some of its employees, I did not find any information about Jennifer Pot. Therefore, based on the available search results, the answer is:

NONE

Based on my search, here's what I found regarding Chad Jaeger, COO of Banner Research at Banner Health:

Professional Background and Education:

* Current Role: Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Banner Research at Banner Health since 2017. In this role, he oversees and facilitates all scientific, clinical, and administrative research programs within Banner Health's medical centers. He also oversees research involving The University of Arizona faculty physicians as part of the academic affiliation agreement between Banner Health and The University of Arizona. He is responsible for Banner's research strategy and planning, organizational efficiency, responsiveness, and compliance.

* Previous Experience:

* Vice President of Research for DaVita, where he managed two in-patient, early-phase research centers in Minneapolis and Denver.

* Various research roles in large contract research organizations (CROs), including business development, clinical operations, program management, and directing/designing/implementing/managing clinical trials in various therapeutic areas for pharmaceutical and biotech companies.

* Steering Committee Member: Chad Jaeger is listed as a Chief Operating Officer at Banner Research and a member of the Steering Committee for the Flinn Foundation.

Interesting Points:

* Jaeger plays a vital role in Banner's research strategy and planning, ensuring the organization's efficiency, responsiveness, and compliance.

* He is involved in the academic affiliation agreement between Banner Health and the University of Arizona.

* He has a diverse background in research, spanning CROs, DaVita, and Banner Health.

* Chad Jaeger is involved with Arizona's Bioscience Roadmap Steering Committee, a group of leaders from the public and private sectors in science, healthcare, business, academia, and policy.

I was unable to find information regarding Chad Jaeger appearing in any podcasts, news stories, or press releases.

After conducting several searches, I was able to find some information about Wayne Foster, but not specifically related to his role as an IT Solution Owner at Banner Health. Here's a summary of what I found:

* Podcast Appearance: Wayne Foster was featured on the "Circle of Change" podcast in July 2022, where he discussed nature, interconnectedness, and meditation. He also promoted his book, "Being Connected," which supports the David Lynch Foundation.

* Author: Wayne Foster is the author of "Being Connected," a book focused on nature and interconnectedness.

* Possible News Mention: A news story mentions a "Foster" as Arizona's first sky broadcaster in the 1970s-1990s. It is not confirmed if this is the same Wayne Foster.

I was unable to find information regarding his education, previous jobs, or other details directly related to his professional background at Banner Health.

Therefore, based on the available search results, the answer is:

NONE

Based on the search results, here's what I could find about David Schauble, VP / Chief Information Security Officer at Banner Health:

* Current Role: He has been the VP and Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Banner Health since November 2019.

* Previous Roles:

* Chief Information Security Officer at Dignity Health. His responsibilities included overseeing IT security measures and compliance.

* Vice President for Service Support & Maintenance at Sears Holdings Corporation.

* Held leadership roles at American Express Technologies, focusing on voice network infrastructure and project delivery excellence.

* Started his career at Anderson Consulting and Management Consulting Solutions, where he developed consulting expertise in technology and healthcare implementation.

* Education: He completed his education at PennWest Clarion from 1980 to 1984.

* Key Focus: Enhancing enterprise cybersecurity capabilities, implementing an enhanced Security Operations Center, expanding the Enterprise Cybersecurity Incident Response Program, establishing and driving Cybersecurity roadmap initiatives, and evolving the Enterprise Security Risk Management Program.

* Contact: His LinkedIn profile is [https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-schauble-3770](https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-schauble-3770).

* Team: Part of the leadership team at Banner Health along with Robert Felix, Ryan Scherwinski, Andy Kramer Petersen, Chuck Lehn, and D. Scott Nordlund.

Based on my search, finding comprehensive details about Sean Turner, the Chief Data Officer at Banner Health, is challenging. A "Sean Turner" appears in different roles and organizations. To provide the most accurate response, here's a breakdown of what I could find:

Possible Sean Turner Profiles & Information:

* Sean Turner, Business Operations Specialist at RWA Family Office: This Sean Turner is responsible for operational support related to the firm's investment and business functions. He has a background as a Derivatives Analyst and served as an officer in the United States Army for 6 years.[1]

* Sean Turner, Associate Director at VA Bay Pines Health Care: This Sean Turner has worked within the Veterans Health Administration since 1996, holding various administrative roles. He is a graduate of the University of Florida and a member of the American College of Healthcare Executives. He has also completed leadership programs within the VA system.[5]

* Sean Turner, Co-Owner & VP of T&T Farms-Horticulture Services, Inc.: This Sean Turner was appointed as a new member to the Board of Trustees at Iredell Health System in 2022.[4]

* Sean Turner, Senior R&D Staff at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL): Before joining ORNL in 2023, he worked as a water resources modeler at Pacific Northwest National Lab. His research interests include reservoir simulation and optimization, large-scale water resources modeling, and analysis of drought impacts on water-dependent sectors.[13]

* Sean Turner, Senior Lecturer, Special Education at Mercy University: This Sean Turner can be contacted at [email protected][6, 7].

* Sean Turner, CEO of Les Mills US: He has a background in digital transformation, operations, and sales and marketing in the fitness industry. Previously, he served roles as Chief Marketing Officer and Chief Digital Officer of the Holmes Place Group, Co-founder/CEO of the EVO Fitness brand, and the founder of boutique soft skills development company, Odyssey Network[11].

It is difficult to confirm which of these profiles, if any, corresponds to the Sean Turner who is the Chief Data Officer at Banner Health without further information or confirmation.

Based on my search, I was unable to find specific details regarding the professional background, education, past jobs, podcasts, news stories, or press releases related to Myra Julien, who is the IT Implementation Owner at Banner Health.

Therefore, my answer is: NONE

After researching "Rick Neumann, Executive Leader - IT & Cybersecurity Strategic Delivery at Banner Health," it appears challenging to find comprehensive details about his professional background, education, past jobs, podcasts, news stories, or press releases. The search results yielded information about individuals with similar names but different professions. Therefore, it is difficult to compile a detailed profile based on the available search results.

Given the limited information, the answer is:

NONE

Lara Jehi is the Chief Research Information Officer at the Cleveland Clinic and a professor of neurology at the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine. She has been an epilepsy specialist at the Cleveland Clinic since 2006.

Education:

* Medical Degree: American University of Beirut.

* Residency in Neurology: Cleveland Clinic.

* Fellowship in Clinical Neurophysiology: Cleveland Clinic (2006).

* Master of Health Care Delivery Science: Dartmouth College (graduated February 1, 2020).

Positions Held:

* Inaugural Chief Research Information Officer at Cleveland Clinic (since January 2020).

* In this role, she establishes and oversees a research informatics environment to advance biomedical research.

* She works to optimize the digital infrastructure to support research activities and accelerate new treatments.

* Professor of Neurology at Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine.

* Director of the Outcomes Research Program for Epilepsy.

* Executive Program Lead for the Discovery Accelerator.

* Co-director of Network Capacity for the Clinical and Translational Science Collaborative of Cleveland.

* Facilitates multi-center clinical trials through streamlined recruitment efforts using electronic health records.

* Principal Investigator of Cleveland Clinic's Biorepository.

* Vice-Chair of Cleveland Clinic's Institutional Review Board.

Key Accomplishments and Interesting Facts:

* Pioneering Work in Epilepsy Surgery Outcomes: Led teams that developed the first nomograms for individualized outcome prediction after epilepsy surgery. This work was featured by *Lancet Neurology* in the Top 5 Innovations of 2015.

* Data-Driven Algorithms: Her data-driven algorithms for clinical care decision-making are used, studied, and expanded worldwide.

* COVID-19 Response: During the COVID-19 pandemic, she led a team to design and implement a data registry that contained 80,000 patients and about 400 data points per patient. This supported 143 research projects and 32 publications. Her work helped identify and address a higher incidence of COVID-19 in Cleveland's minority populations.

* Awards and Recognition:

* Named in "Notables in Healthcare" by *Crain's Business* in 2021.

* Collaborations:

* Executive Program Lead for the Discovery Accelerator, a strategic partnership between Cleveland Clinic and IBM focusing on AI, quantum computing, and data science education.

* Co-chairs the Healthcare and Life Sciences Quantum Working Group (co-founded by Cleveland Clinic and IBM) and the AI Alliance (formed by IBM and Meta).

* Collaborates with CAS (Chemical Abstracts Service) to advance research using AI and quantum computing, focusing on brain health and Alzheimer's disease.

* Publications and Presentations: Has more than 200 peer-reviewed publications and 12 book chapters. She is also an invited speaker at international meetings.

* NIH Grants: Spearheading multi-institutional National Institutes of Health-funded grants focused on data science. In 2017, received a $3.4 million NIH grant for epilepsy surgery research.

* International League Against Epilepsy and American Epilepsy Society: Chairs several key commissions in these organizations.

* Early Life: Came of age in Lebanon during the country's long civil war.

Podcast Appearances:

* NeurologyLive's *Mind Moments* podcast:

* "Episode 128: Machine Learning Algorithms to Predict Seizure Control in Epilepsy Surgery" (November 15, 2024).

* Cleveland Clinic's *Neuro Pathways* podcast:

* "Applications of Quantum Computing in Biomedical Research" (September 1, 2023).

* Cleveland Clinic's *Inspiration and Insights* podcast (July 6, 2021).

* *Neurology* Podcast: DEI (July 19, 2020)

Beth Meese is the Executive Director of Information Technology for Digital Health & Enterprise EMR at Cleveland Clinic since 2006. In this role, Beth leads a large team of IT application directors and over 250 IT caregivers, focusing on clinical applications and the Electronic Health Record (EHR) system, Epic.

Past Roles:

* Executive Director of Technology, Agile Transformation, and Centers of Excellence: Managed over 100 resources and reported on team outputs.

* Administrative Director of Technology and Innovations: Oversaw technology strategies supporting clinical care and enterprise initiatives.

* Project Manager for Quality and Patient Safety

* Nursing Operations Analyst at Cleveland Clinic

* Registered Nurse in the Neonatal ICU at University Hospitals Rainbow Babies & Children's Hospital

* Senior Consultant at Arthur Andersen Business Consulting.

Education:

* Executive MBA from Case Western Reserve University

* BSN from Cleveland State University

* BBA in MIS and Marketing from Ohio University

Key Activities and Insights:

* AI Implementation: Beth Meese has been involved in Cleveland Clinic's rollout of Ambience Healthcare's AI platform for documentation, clinical documentation integrity, and point-of-care coding after a pilot program that tested five major ambient scribes against each other. She emphasized that the clinic's experience with all five vendors was positive.

* CRM System: Beth Meese is also the Executive Director of Digital Health & Enterprise CRM at Cleveland Clinic. She mentions that the CRM system is the "engagement record of truth."

* API platform Beth Meese stated, "When we can open up the EMRs through Apigee and APIs, we can extend their use so that the clinicians feel like they're getting the partner they need in technology."

* Patient-Entered Data: In 2014, as manager, clinical solutions center, Beth discussed leveraging the EHR to incorporate patient-entered data for improved clinical decisions, highlighting the WellQ solution.

Mentions:

* Becker's Healthcare webinar, leaders from Cleveland Clinic and Ambience Healthcare shared how they built and scaled a successful ambient AI program

* Women in Tech panel at HIMSS18, Beth Meese, executive director of Emerging Clinical Solutions for the Cleveland Clinic,

Based on my search, here's what I could find about John McMichael:

* Current Role: Associate Chief Medical Information Officer for the Digestive Disease and Surgery Institute at the Cleveland Clinic.

* Department: General Surgery, Cleveland Clinic.

* Expertise: Information Technology

* Education: PhD

* Other roles: He is also listed as part of the Clinical Advisory Panel for eHealth Technologies.

* Research: Co-authored an article in *Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology* regarding the increased risk of hospitalization in celiac disease patients with COVID-19, and how vaccination mitigates that risk. Also co-authored "Modifiable Factors Associated with Quality of Bowel Preparation Among Hospitalized Patients Undergoing Colonoscopy".

Unfortunately, details about his education, previous positions, or any interesting personal stories are not readily available in the search results.

Based on my search, here's what I could find about Brian Myszkowski:

* Current Role: Executive Director of IT Administration at Cleveland Clinic.

* Previous Role: Interim Vice President and CIO of Indian River Memorial Hospital, part of the Cleveland Clinic health system (as of 2018).

* Expertise: Building teams and processes to support business strategies and bridging the gap between IT and business. He is described as working hands-on with his team to develop technology strategy and deliver results.

Specific Instances & Projects:

* Epic Implementation at Cleveland Clinic Indian River Hospital (2020): As Director of IT, he was involved in the implementation of the Epic electronic health records system at Cleveland Clinic Indian River Hospital. He participated in weekly meetings with senior leadership to manage the rollout, which was complicated by the COVID-19 pandemic.

* Electronic Health Record Data Issues (2021): As IT Director at Cleveland Clinic Indian River Hospital, he confirmed that the underlying data of an electronic health record module was set to erase after 30 days, which could impact the ability to audit changes made to patient records.

* Times News: Was listed as media representation for Times News at a Carbon Career & Technical Institute Joint Operating Committee meeting on September 21, 2017.

I was unable to find information about his education, podcasts, or any "interesting" details outside of his professional roles and projects, or being part of the media representation for Times News.

Allison Weathers, MD, FAAN, is the Associate Chief Medical Information Officer at Cleveland Clinic, in the Information Technology Division, and also a Neurologist in the Cleveland Clinic Center of General Neurology.

Education and Training:

* Medical Degree: University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, Miami, FL (2002)

* Internship: University of Chicago, Internal Medicine (2003)

* Residency: Rush University Medical Center, Neurology, Chicago, IL (2006)

* Fellowship: Evanston Hospital, Neuro Oncology, Evanston, IL (2007)

* Fellowship: Rush University Medical Center, Advanced General Neurology, Chicago, IL (2008)

Certifications:

* Preventive Medicine - Clinical Informatics

* Psychiatry and Neurology - Neurology

Positions and Roles:

* Associate Chief Medical Information Officer, Cleveland Clinic (January 2017 - Present)

* Neurologist at Cleveland Clinic

* Chair of the American Academy of Neurology's Practice Management and Technology Subcommittee.

* Chair of the Epic Adult Neurology Steering Board.

* Associate Professor, Department of Neurological Sciences, Rush University Medical Center, Chicago, Illinois (prior to joining Cleveland Clinic)

* Enterprise Associate CMIOs of Cleveland Clinic (November 2022)

Key Activities and Interests:

* Health Information Management: Dr. Weathers serves as a clinical liaison, standardizing processes, documentation governance, and related policies to provide continuity throughout the health system. She works to improve EHR usability and create clear policies and procedures, working closely with providers to understand their needs and challenges.

* Clinical Informatics: Dr. Weathers's expertise in clinical informatics is essential for advancing technology and optimizing digital functionality within healthcare.

* Electronic Health Records (EHR): She has been involved with Epic Systems Corp. EHR software for almost 20 years and is focused on leveraging the EHR to improve patient care.

* Telehealth: Dr. Weathers has played a key role in Cleveland Clinic's telehealth strategy, particularly in response to regulatory changes during the COVID-19 pandemic.

* Patient Safety: She has been involved in initiatives to address workplace violence and improve patient safety through better use of EHRs and clinical decision support.

* Improving Neurology Clinical Care: Her work involves utilizing Natural Language Processing tools.

Publications and Presentations:

* Dr. Weathers has contributed to publications in the field of neurology and clinical informatics. (PMID: 37979413)

* She has presented at conferences and events, including the EHR National Symposium at Stanford Medicine, and the Cleveland Clinic Analytics & AI Summit.

* She has given grand rounds and lectures for various neurological societies.

Podcast Appearances:

* Dr. Weathers is a frequent interviewer for the American Academy of Neurology's Continuum Audio podcast, where she speaks with experts on various neurology topics, including:

* Neurocritical Care for Patients With Ischemic Stroke

* Principles of Pain Management

* Therapeutic Approach to Autoimmune Neurologic Disorders

Interesting Points:

* Dr. Weathers was involved in Rush University Medical Center's implementation of OpenNotes, providing patients with online access to their doctors' notes.

* She noticed an increase in verbal workplace violence in 2018 and worked to develop a new approach to protect her staff.

* She was part of a team that created an inpatient distant health multidisciplinary team to address coding and billing changes related to telehealth.

Based on my search, here's what I found regarding Shibu Thomas, the Chief Technology Officer at Cleveland Clinic:

* Current Role: Executive Director and Chief Technology Officer at Cleveland Clinic since November 2018.

* Responsibilities: He leads the digital teams responsible for the organization's foundational digital platforms, devices, and in-building technologies. He also oversees the health system's network infrastructure.

* Focus Areas:

* Implementing and exploring the use of private 5G networks within the Cleveland Clinic, including at the new Mentor Hospital.

* Improving digital connectivity to enhance patient care and caregiver efficiency.

* Exploring partnerships with technology providers to envision the future of the hospital and patient experience.

Key Initiatives and Perspectives:

* 5G Implementation: Shibu Thomas has been a key figure in Cleveland Clinic's adoption of private 5G networks, viewing them as a way to support more medical devices, improve bandwidth, reduce latency, and enhance security compared to traditional Wi-Fi networks. He sees private 5G as potentially supporting various applications, including augmented and virtual reality for clinical education, rapid sharing of medical images, and hospital-at-home programs.

* Digital Innovation: Thomas believes healthcare technology is at a transformative point, with improved connectivity unlocking opportunities for personalized, interactive patient care.

I was unable to find information about their specific educational background or previous job titles before joining Cleveland Clinic.

Here's what I found regarding Sarah Hatchett's background and experience:

Current Role:

* Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer (CIO) at Cleveland Clinic (Appointed May 16, 2024, after serving as interim CIO since August 2023).

* Oversees Cleveland Clinic's global technology footprint.

Past Roles at Cleveland Clinic:

* Interim CIO

* Associate Chief Information Officer: Oversaw the Enterprise Applications and Growth portfolio, managing over $500 million in projects. This included health system integrations, hospital constructions, capital projects, and IT operations.

* Led IT integration at hospitals joining the Cleveland Clinic system (Mercy, Martin Health, and Indian River hospitals).

* Led the Electronic Health Records (EHR) Transformation program.

* IT Executive Director

* Division Administrator: Built the IT business office function and facilitated IT strategic plan development.

* Led Growth & Global Design: Designed and implemented the operationally driven IT intake process and the global governance model.

Previous Experience:

* NYC Health + Hospitals

* Sutter Health (Optimization Program Manager)

* Epic

Education and Certifications:

* Bachelor's degree in English from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

* Executive MBA from Baldwin Wallace University in Berea, Ohio.

* Certified Healthcare CIO (CHCIO) by the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (CHIME) in 2022.

Podcast Appearances:

* Transformers Podcast (IBM): Featured in an episode titled "Healthy tech with Sarah Hatchett, Cleveland Clinic" discussing balancing patient care, data privacy, automation and AI trends, and technology advancements in healthcare. Key topics included personal branding, challenges for healthcare CIOs, AI trends, and future skills.

* Power Supply Podcast (AHRMM): Featured in an episode titled "Powering Up IT & Supply Chain: The Future of Healthcare Sourcing" discussing the strategic partnership between IT and supply chain and its impact on IT sourcing and vendor management.

Key Skills and Focus Areas:

* Healthcare IT leadership

* IT strategic planning

* Health system integrations

* Electronic Health Records (EHR) implementation and transformation

* Project management

* Building high-performing teams

* Fostering a culture of innovation and collaboration

* Data privacy and security

* AI integration in healthcare

Interesting Points:

* Hatchett initially wanted to go into book publishing, but decided to stay in the Midwest and found her way into healthcare IT through a classified ad for Epic.

* She emphasizes the importance of team building, open communication, and celebrating achievements to drive team engagement.

* She believes in leading with authenticity and bringing a diverse perspective to leadership.

* She sees the CIO role as a partnership with clinical, operational, and business stakeholders to ensure alignment with organizational goals and to solve real business problems.

* She is focused on fostering a culture of innovation, collaboration, and continuous improvement at Cleveland Clinic.

Amy Merlino is the Enterprise Chief Medical Information Officer at Cleveland Clinic. She also is a staff member in Obstetrics and Gynecology.

Here's a summary of her professional background and other interesting details:

* Current Role: Enterprise Chief Medical Information Officer (CMIO) at Cleveland Clinic (since 2017). In this role, she connects the clinical team with IT. She is also a practicing maternal-fetal medicine specialist

* Previous Roles at Cleveland Clinic:

* Director of Clinical Informatics (2010)

* Associate CMIO (2015)

* Education:

* Medical Degree: Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine (2000)

* Residency: MetroHealth Medical Center (Ohio), OB/GYN (2004)

* Fellowship: MetroHealth Medical Center, Maternal Fetal Medicine, Cleveland, OH (2007)

* Board Certifications:

* Obstetrics and Gynecology

* Preventive Medicine - Clinical Informatics

* Obstetrics and Gynecology - Maternal-Fetal Medicine

* Awards and Recognition:

* Named in Crain's Cleveland Business "Notable Women in Technology" list (2018)

* Recognized by Becker's Hospital Review as a "Woman in Health IT to Know" in multiple years, including 2019, 2022 and 2024.

* Other Notable Points:

* She directs a team of physicians with dual appointments in clinical practice and technology.

* She helped lead the development of Cleveland Clinic's digital strategy, integrating mobile, analytics, voice, and virtual reality into patient care.

* She is a board member of Achievement Centers for Children, which empowers children with disabilities.

* Her husband is James Merlino, M.D., Chief Clinical Transformation Officer at Cleveland Clinic.

* She was involved in Cleveland Clinic's enterprise-wide upgrade of its Epic software.

Stephen Blackwelder is currently the Executive Director of Technology Partnerships at Duke University Health System (DUHS). In this role, he leads Duke Health's efforts to create new partnerships with digital health software and artificial intelligence-focused organizations outside the Duke enterprise. He reports to the Chief Digital Officer for Duke Health and partners with the Office of External Partnerships team to build engagement between Duke faculty and the digital health industry.

Previous Roles and Experience:

* Chief Analytics Officer, Duke University Health System (2013-Present): Blackwelder joined Duke in 2013 and was the health system's first Chief Analytics Officer. He led the organization's analytics transformation, which resulted in Duke Health being recognized by HIMSS as operating at the highest level of analytics maturity. He also led Duke Health's Analytics Center of Excellence, the shared services information and analytics hub for the health system's operations and clinical data.

* Vice President of Clinical Data Science, Cornerstone Health Enablement Strategic Solutions: Prior to joining Duke, Blackwelder worked at an innovative startup (later acquired by Wake Forest Baptist Hospital) where he designed and led a team to implement data and analytics solutions for providers in value-based care reimbursement models.

* VP for Clinical Informatics, Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina: He led health analytics at Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina for over a decade.

Education:

* Ph.D. in Quantitative Sociology: North Carolina State University.

* BM: University of North Carolina

* MM: Northwestern University

Academic Appointments:

* Adjunct Professor, Duke University Fuqua School of Business: Blackwelder serves on the faculty and teaches about the challenges of analyzing clinical data, especially for AI-powered decision support. He also serves on the informatics faculty of Duke Center for Health Informatics.

* Visiting Professor (Health Sector Management): Duke University Fuqua School of Business (2019-Present)

Other Notable Information:

* 30+ Years of Experience: Blackwelder has over 30 years of experience leading and executing advanced analytics projects, with 25+ years in healthcare.

* Research Focus: His research is focused on the trustworthiness of AI in healthcare, specifically regarding the effects of clinical data provenance upon training and constraining data corpora.

* Recognition: Named one of the world's top analytics leaders by Corinium Intelligence.

* Speaker: He has been a speaker at various conferences and events, including the Healthcare Informatics Health IT Summit and Business Analytics Day at Elon University.

* Invited to conduct the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra while assisting Eve Queler with a production of Così fan tutte.

While some sources mention a "Stephen Blackwelder" involved in music and choral activities, including conducting the DePaul Community Chorus, the Chicago Bar Association Chorus, and the North Shore Unitarian Church in Deerfield, and another "Stephen Blackwelder" who passed away in 2014, it's important to note that these are likely different individuals.

Christopher Roth is the Vice Chairman of Radiology, Information Technology and Clinical Informatics at Duke University Health System. Here's a summary of his professional background:

Current Roles:

* Professor of Radiology at Duke University School of Medicine (with a specialty in Neuroradiology).

* Vice Chair of Radiology for Clinical Informatics at Duke University.

* Director of Imaging Informatics Strategy for Duke Health.

* Lead Physician for the Duke Health Imaging Service Line.

* Interim Chief Medical Officer at Duke Health Lake Norman Hospital (as of March 6, 2025).

Clinical Focus:

* Interprets brain and spine CT and MRI images.

* Performs minimally invasive pain therapy procedures such as CT-fluoroscopic guided epidural, facet joint, and transforaminal nerve injections.

Education:

* American Board of Preventive Medicine, Clinical Informatics

* M.M.C.i., Duke University, Fuqua School of Business (2011).

* Neuroradiology Fellowship, Duke University Medical Center.

* Residency, Radiology, Duke University Medical Center.

* M.D., University of Michigan Medical School (2004).

* B.S., University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (2000).

Informatics Leadership:

* Responsible for the Imaging vision and execution strategies for informatics, care quality, growth, finances, and patient experience at Duke Health.

* Involved in assessing and implementing imaging technologies, clinical decision support, and image-sharing capabilities across North Carolina.

* Focuses on enterprise imaging strategies, standards development, governance, artificial intelligence, and the integration of imaging technologies into healthcare settings.

Other Notable Information:

* Recognized leader in the field of imaging informatics.

* Actively participates in national organizations such as the American College of Radiology (ACR), the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA), the Society for Imaging Informatics in Medicine (SIIM), and the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS).

* Program Committee Chair for the Society for Imaging Informatics in Medicine (SIIM24).

* Co-Chair of the HIMSS-SIIM Enterprise Imaging Community (2015-2020).

News and Articles:

* Q&A: "Enterprise Imaging Has Part to Play in Addressing Shrinking Margins" (June 18, 2024).

* Partnership: Duke Health partnered with Scanslated, Inc. to offer patient-friendly radiology reports (August 11, 2022).

* Cybersecurity, EHRs and HIMSS18: Christopher Roth spoke with RBJ to preview HIMSS18 (February 12, 2018).

* Enterprise Imaging: Mentioned in an article about the changing landscape for radiologists and the drive towards enterprise strategies (June 6, 2017).

* eUnity Smartviewer: Duke University Health System selected Client Outlook's eUnity Smartviewer (June 4, 2019).

Podcasts:

* Featured in a podcast episode about the IHE AI Interoperability in Imaging White Paper (April 25, 2022).

* Discussed enterprise imaging in a podcast with Imaging Technology News.

Based on my search, here's what I found about Dan Bruno, Chief of Staff and Chief Operating Officer at Duke Health Technology Solutions:

Professional Background and Education:

* Dan Bruno is an accomplished senior executive with decades of experience in the military, community management, IT, healthcare, and higher education.

* He held leadership positions with Duke Health and the U.S. Army.

* He is a retired U.S. Army Colonel. He served a full career in the U.S. Army, retiring as a colonel and acting as the Garrison Commander at West Point.

* He served in the 9th Infantry Division, 101st Airborne, 1st Armored Division, VII Corps (Germany and Iraq), and for 12 years in the Pentagon.

* Education:

* M.S. in Information Resources Management from the Air Force Institute of Technology.

* BBA in Business Management from the University of Notre Dame.

* Graduate of Scecina Memorial High School (1977).

Current Role at Duke Health:

* Chief Operating Officer for Duke Health Technology Solutions.

* Responsible for leading daily information technology operations across Duke Health.

* Oversees more than 300 employees who provide customer-facing IT operational support to 30,000 Duke Health clinicians, faculty, and researchers.

Other Interesting Points:

* He collaborated with congressional, community, military, and academic leaders while leading daily operations at West Point. He provided community support programs and facilities, helping West Point achieve the No. 1 ranking in Forbes' list of colleges in 2009.

* He is involved with the Duke Military Association, which is open to all Duke staff, faculty, and students, regardless of veteran status. He helped form the association in 2018.

* He participated in the Duke Caregiver Community Event.

* He is married to his wife Kitty. They have two daughters and three grandchildren, all living in the Raleigh/Durham, N.C., area.

* He was quoted regarding Duke Health Technology Solutions' shift to remote work.

I was unable to find podcasts or news stories where he was interviewed, but he was mentioned in press releases and news articles related to Duke.

Based on my search results, here's what I found about Janis Curtis:

Current Role:

* Associate Director of the Duke Clinical Data Research Networks (CDRN) Program at Duke University Health System. In this role, she is responsible for establishing the operational policies and processes needed at Duke to respond to requests for clinical data and for co-investigators to support multi-site clinical research studies. She also oversees the maintenance of the technical infrastructure underpinning the Duke CDRN Program, in collaboration with ACE-Research in Duke Health Technology Services (DHTS).

Previous Roles at Duke:

* Business relationship management executive for outpatient services.

* Associate CIO for entity support, where she was responsible for IT operations at Duke Regional Hospital, Duke Raleigh Hospital, Duke Home Care and Hospice, and Duke Primary Care.

* Business relationship director at Duke University Health System/Duke Health Technology Solutions

Before Duke:

* Deputy Commissioner and Executive Director for the NC Medical Database Commission.

Education:

* MSPH (Master of Science in Public Health) from the Harvard School of Public Health.

* MA (Master of Arts) in Liberal Studies Program at Duke University.

* Majored in biology and minored in chemistry at Western Illinois University.

* Attended Macalester College in St. Paul, Minnesota for two years.

* Graduate of Proviso East High School in Maywood, IL.

Awards and Recognition:

* 2023 Changemaker in Health award from HIMSS (Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society).

* 2023 HIMSS Most Influential Women in Health IT Award

* 2013 HIMSS John A. Page Outstanding Service Award.

Other Notable Activities and Interests:

* Serves on the HIMSS Health Analytics Advisory Board.

* Served as chair of the Health Information Management Systems Society (HIMSS) Davies Enterprise Committee for five years.

* Has served on several state committees related to health information exchange governance and the development of HIT strategic plans as a Duke representative.

* Served on the North Carolina Healthcare Information and Communications Alliance (NCHICA) Board of Directors and on several NCHICA committees.

* She is the chair of the HIMSS Global Health Conference Education Committee

* Involved in research regarding rural-urban outcome differences associated with COVID-19 hospitalizations in North Carolina.

Podcast Appearances:

* While the search results mention the Duke Clinical Research Institute has a podcast called "Beyond the Endpoint," Janis Curtis herself was not found to be a guest on the podcast.

Interesting Points:

* She was the first in her family to attend college.

* She is a Maywood, Illinois native.

* She is passionate about stakeholder engagement.

* She champions the use of technology and health data to aid administrative, clinical, and policy decisions.

Paul Lindia is the Vice President for Network Services at Duke University Health System (DUHS). He has been with the organization for over 27 years.

Education:

* Bachelor of Science in Business Administration/Accounting from Central Connecticut State University

* Master of Public Health in Healthcare Administration from Yale University (1988)

Past Roles at Duke University Health System:

* Chief Operating Officer at Duke Raleigh Hospital (prior to 2001): Directed hospital operations with a staff of over 800 FTEs and an annual budget exceeding $100 million.

* DUHS Senior Director, Hospitals' Operations Integration: Led restructuring initiatives and system-wide alignment of operational departments. He integrated major clinical and departmental systems and programs across the health system.

* Assistant Chief Operating Officer for Surgical and Professional Services at Duke University Hospital: Led operational efforts in surgical and peri-operative services, as well as non-clinical departments.

* Associate Vice President, Network Services.

Current Role:

* As Vice President for Network Services, Lindia oversees Duke University Health System's clinical affiliations with community hospitals and the Duke LifePoint Healthcare relationship.

Other Notable Information:

* In December 2016, Paul Lindia, as Vice President of Duke Network Services, showed support for Southeastern Health staff members and families affected by Hurricane Matthew. Duke Network Services teamed up with Duke Nursing and the Duke Consultation and Referral Center to collect toys, toiletries, and donations.

* In a legal document, Paul Lindia is listed as an Associate VP - Network Services.

* He is part of the Duke University Health System Administration.

* He is also an alumni of the Duke University Hospital Administrative Fellowship.

* He has over 30 years of experience in overseeing affiliations in regional and national communities.

* He represents Duke University Health System in multiple strategic community partnerships including Healthy Durham.

Based on the search results, there is no readily available information about Paul Lindia appearing in podcasts or news stories beyond his role at Duke University Health System and his involvement in community support initiatives.

Randy Arvay is the AVP, Chief Technology Officer at Duke University Health System. Here's a summary of his professional background, education, and other details:

Current Role:

* Chief Technology Officer (CTO) for Duke Health (Effective November 1, 2023). He was named CTO after serving as interim CTO.

* He leads the enhancement of cybersecurity measures and spearheads digital transformation in patient care, research, and operations.

* Adjunct Associate Professor at Duke University's Pratt School of Engineering.

Past Roles:

* Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Duke Health (prior to becoming CTO, joined in 2019).

* Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at the University of Utah and University of Utah Health. (departed July 2019).

* Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at The University of Mississippi Medical Center. (position held in 2017).

* Chief of Cybersecurity and Quality Assurance, Joint Spectrum Center, Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA).

* U.S. Army Officer: Served as a U.S. Army lieutenant colonel and network systems engineer from 1993-2016.

* Assistant Professor at the United States Naval Academy.

* Adjunct Instructor with the University of Miami.

Education:

* Bachelor of Science in Computer Science: U.S. Military Academy, West Point, New York (1993).

* Master of Science in Information Systems: Hawaii Pacific University, Honolulu (2003).

* Doctor of Philosophy in Software Engineering: Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California (2014).

Key Skills and Expertise:

* Information Technology

* Cybersecurity

* Strategic Implementation of Emerging Technology

* Digital Transformation

* Information Security

* Risk Management

* Regulatory Compliance

Other Notable Information:

* He is a veteran. He is a graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point. He served in the U.S. Army from 1993-2016.

* He holds Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) and Project Management Professional (PMP) certifications.

* He is a co-author of articles in peer-reviewed professional academic publications.

* He was involved in a landmark partnership with Microsoft to develop IT infrastructure for cloud and artificial intelligence at Duke Health.

* He proposed changing the firewall method at the University of Utah to an industry best practice default-deny model.

Based on my search results, here's a summary of the professional background of Eric Poon, Chief Health Information Officer at Duke University Health System:

Current Role:

* Chief Health Information Officer (CHIO) at Duke University Health System (since 2014).

* Assistant Vice President for Duke Medicine

* Professor of Medicine at Duke University School of Medicine (Professor since 2021).

* Practices primary care internal medicine at the Durham Medical Center as part of Duke Primary Care.

Responsibilities:

* Visioning and strategic planning of clinical and analytic information systems that impact patient care, research, and education.

* Ensuring technology solutions align with Duke Medicine's overall organizational objectives.

* Overseeing the optimization of the Maestro Care (Epic) electronic health record and other clinical IT systems.

* Collaborating with physicians, patients, and operational leaders to leverage innovative IT.

* Working with investigators across Duke to explore new ways to deliver high-quality care.

Previous Roles:

* Chief Medical and Information Officer at Boston Medical Center (prior to 2014).

* Professor of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics (2020-Present)

* In the Office of the CTO at a Fortune 500 company, leading strategic analysis, planning, and project execution for global IT.

* Director of IT Supply Chain and Manufacturing Systems at Peloton.

* Global IT Manufacturing Infrastructure leader at Tesla.

Education:

* MD, Harvard Medical School (1998).

* MPH, Harvard School of Public Health (2003).

* Fellow in General Internal Medicine, Brigham and Women's Hospital.

* Clinical and Research Fellow in Medicine, Harvard Medical School.

* Intern and Resident in Internal Medicine, Brigham and Women's Hospital.

* Clinical Fellow in Medicine, Harvard Medical School.

* Faculty Development in General Internal Medicine, Brigham and Women's Hospital (2001-2003).

* Board Certification: American Board of Preventative Medicine (Clinical Informatics), American Board of Internal Medicine (Internal Medicine).

Research Interests:

* Using health information technology to improve the quality of care and patient safety.

* Efficient delivery of decision support to clinicians.

* Using online patient portals to improve communication between clinicians and patients.

* Barriers to and facilitators of computerized physician order entry.

* Safety, financial, and socio-technical impact of barcode technology in hospitals.

Other Notable Information:

* Serves on the Advisory Committee for the USC Big Data Health Science Center.

* Member of the Editorial Board of the New England Journal of Medicine.

* Editor-in-Chief of NEJM Catalyst Innovations in Care Delivery and Co-Chair of the NEJM Catalyst Editorial Board.

* Author of over 260 academic articles and three books.

Podcasts and Media:

* Leadership Exchange Podcast: Discussed Industry 5.0 and the ethical responsibilities of computing.

* TownHall: Balancing Innovation & Accountability: AI Governance in Healthcare with Matt Sullivan, MD, Chief Medical Information Officer at Atrium Health

* Discussed AI governance and the importance of balancing innovation with accountability in HealthLeaders Media.

Kay Lytle is the Chief Nursing Information Officer (CNIO) at Duke University Health System (DUHS). Here's a summary of her professional background and related information:

Role and Responsibilities:

* As CNIO, Kay Lytle is responsible for the strategic and operational leadership in the development, deployment, optimization, integration, and maintenance of clinical information systems. These systems support clinicians and patient care across various care settings within DUHS.

* She leads the design and execution of technology-enabled process changes to ensure safe and efficient care delivery.

* Her role includes providing leadership in identifying, evaluating, assessing, and integrating new care delivery technology.

* She also serves as a clinical associate at the Duke University School of Nursing, teaching part-time in the MSN health informatics and DNP programs.

Education:

* Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) from Duke University

* Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

* Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) from East Carolina University

Certifications and Recognition:

* Informatics Nurse certified

* Nurse Executive Advanced (NEABC) certified by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC)

* Certified Professional in Healthcare Information and Management Systems (CPHIMS) by the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (HIMSS)

* Fellow in Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society (FHIMSS)

Experience:

* Over 20 years of experience in clinical informatics, including system selection and implementation for various applications ranging from small departmental systems to large, health system-deployed EHRs.

* Prior to her role at Duke, she held multiple informatics leadership roles at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Areas of Interest and Advocacy:

* Engaging nurses and other clinicians in designing health IT/EHR solutions to solve clinical and operational problems, with a focus on improving clinician efficiency while supporting and improving patient safety.

* Advocating for mapping nursing data on nursing-sensitive measures to information models to improve patient care through sharable, comparable nursing data.

Selected Activities and Publications:

* Panelist at the "Nursing and Responsible AI: A guideline to change management strategies for AI implementation in the nursing workflow" discussion.

* Speaker at the Oncology Nursing Society's 2024 ONS Bridge, presenting on "Unleashing the Power of Artificial Intelligence in Oncology Nursing".

* Co-Editor for Nursing Outlook

* Co-author of "Empowering nurses to champion Health equity & BE FAIR: Bias elimination for fair and responsible AI in healthcare" published in the Journal of Nursing Scholarship (2025).

* Peer Reviewer for the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) Technical Brief on "Measuring Documentation Burden in Healthcare."

Additional Points:

* Kay Lytle was appointed to the role of Chief Nursing Information Officer for Duke University Health System (DUHS) effective May 1, 2016.

* She is involved in a Microsoft pilot program at Duke Health that aims to streamline nursing documentation using ambient technology.

After conducting a comprehensive search, I was unable to find specific information regarding the professional background, education, past jobs, podcasts, news stories, or press releases featuring Randy Numbers, Vice President, Information Technology, Finance, and Operations at Mount Sinai Health System.

While a "Randy Numbers" is mentioned in a 2018 document from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai as being associated with the "Information System," alongside Kumar Chatani, no further details about their background or specific roles are provided.

Therefore, based on the available search results, I can only return:

NONE

Based on the search results, here is information about Rishi Tripathi, the VP & Chief Technology & Security Officer at Mount Sinai Health System:

Professional Background and Experience:

* Current Role: VP & Chief Technology & Security Officer at Mount Sinai Health System [11, 16].

* Previous Role: First Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) of the NBA. He developed and implemented the NBA's first global information security strategy [2, 11].

* Other Cybersecurity Roles: Citi, Tyco International, and Florida Power & Light [2, 11].

* Experience Across Industries: Has experience in cybersecurity transformations for environments like SCADA, financial, manufacturing, R&D, cloud, broadcast, and arena systems [2, 3, 11].

* Health-ISAC Board of Directors: He is a member of the Health-ISAC (Health Information Sharing and Analysis Center) Board of Directors [2, 17, 22].

* NightDragon Advisor Council: He is part of the NightDragon Advisor Council [24].

Education:

* MBA in Entrepreneurship from Florida International University [2, 11].

* BS in Industrial Electronics Engineering from India [2, 11].

Key Skills and Expertise:

* Cybersecurity transformation [2, 11].

* Risk management [11].

* Information security strategy [11].

* Digital and cybersecurity risk oversight [12, 14].

* Cloud security [11].

Certifications:

* CISSP, CEH, CISM, QTE & Six Sigma Greenbelt [2].

Other Notable Points:

* Views on Healthcare Cybersecurity: Believes healthcare can learn from other industries to improve cybersecurity, emphasizing the life-and-death importance of protecting health systems [3].

* Boardroom Readiness: Completed the QTE Boardroom Readiness Masterclass to strengthen his role and influence in the boardroom [12, 14].

* Health-ISAC Board Member: Serves in a voluntary capacity to provide strategic governance and direction for Health-ISAC [17, 22].

* Speaker: He spoke at the Becker's 10th Annual Health IT + Digital Health + RCM Annual Meeting [16]

* Regularly engages with the CEO and Board at Mount Sinai Health System [2].

While there's a mention of "Rishi Tripathi" as a temporary senator in Trinidad and Tobago [10, 13] and another as an Indian Politician [25], and one who is a musician [20, 21] it's unlikely to be the same person.

Based on my search, here's what I found about Jennifer Cocco, Executive Director, Clinical Research Systems - Tisch Cancer Institute at Mount Sinai Health System:

* Current Role: Executive Director, Clinical Research Systems at The Tisch Cancer Institute, Mount Sinai Health System.

* Association of American Cancer Institutes: She participated in "Resource Allocation Review- An Objective, Transparent Evaluation Performed By CCTO".

* Publication: She is listed as an author in a publication: Patterns of diversity in cancer clinical trial enrollment at a New York City academic health system, 2018-2022.

Unfortunately, I was unable to find specific details regarding her education, previous job positions, podcasts, or news stories she has been featured in. Also, it seems that as of now, Dr. Cocco has not yet completed reporting of Industry relationships.

Based on my search, I found information about two different individuals named Joseph Brittelli. To provide the most relevant response, I will present the information I found on both.

Joseph Brittelli (Executive Director - Technology Operations, Mount Sinai Health System):

Unfortunately, my search did not yield specific details regarding the professional background, education, past jobs, podcasts, news stories, or press releases related to Joseph Brittelli, the Executive Director - Technology Operations at Mount Sinai Health System.

Other Joseph Brittelli:

* Obituary (2018): Joseph L. Brittelli, aged 77, passed away on July 1, 2018, in Kettering, Ohio. He was born in Kenosha, WI, and was preceded in death by his parents, John and Retha (Lemmon) Brittelli, and his brother, James Brittelli. He is survived by his children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, former wife, and extended family and friends.

* Obituary (2015): Joseph Brittelli passed away in 2015. He enjoyed traveling to Italy, tap dancing, and was an avid sports fan. He was inducted into the Kenosha Unified Hall of Fame in 1988 and was involved in numerous organizations, including Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, Italian American Mens Society, the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association, Kenosha Education Assn., Elks Club, the Italian Business & Professional Assn., the Sweet 16 Golf League, and the Lions Club.

* Memorial Scholarship: The Kenosha Bradford High School Alumni Association offers the "KBHSAA, Inc. - Joseph Brittelli (1948) Memorial Scholarships" to students pursuing degrees in Education, Engineering, Medical, and/or Political Science.

* Air Force Journal of Logistics (1980): Major Joseph L. Brittelli was listed as being in the Department of Contracting Management at the School of Systems and Logistics, Air Force Institute of Technology.

* Consorzio di Bonifica Ionio Crotonese News: Joe Brittelli is mentioned as a Consigliere (Councilor) of the Consorzio di Bonifica Ionio Crotonese.

It's important to note that without further information, it's impossible to determine if either of these individuals is the same person as Joseph Brittelli, the Executive Director - Technology Operations at Mount Sinai Health System.

Given the limited information available about the specific Joseph Brittelli in question, I must conclude that I cannot provide a comprehensive answer and will return 'NONE.'

Based on the search results, here's what I could find about Michael Tempero:

* Current Role: Senior Director, Operations & CIO at Mount Sinai Health System.

* Possible Alumni Connection: A search result mentions a "Mike Tempero" attending a dinner in Noe Valley with Brown University alumni in 2018.

Unfortunately, the searches did not yield specific details regarding his education, previous job titles, or any podcasts, news stories, or press releases featuring him.