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Connect with Nordic in Nashville at ViVE 2025, February 16-19. Nordic will be leading key conversations with our industry partners and peers.

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Panel Discussion: A Change Would Do Your EHR Good

Monday, February 17, 11:50 a.m. - 12:35 p.m.

Rock-N-Roll Stage

Moderator

  • Tina Burbine, Advisory Services, Nordic

Our current EHR systems are fragmented, unstructured and unactionable, to name a few complaints. One solution is to change vendors, but that process is expensive and operationally complex for most organizations. Plus, the market is dominated by a single incumbent. However, smaller, agile, tech-driven vendors focused on data standardization and interoperability are beginning to challenge the status quo. Will the rise of AI accelerate this disruption, enabling deeper integration for predictive analytics and real-time clinical insights? Are we seeing a shift to a more hybrid approach that balances the flexibility of modular systems with the power of monolithic platforms? Imagine a future where a seamless data flow fuels operational efficiency and patient-centric care, transforming EHRs from static-record keeping tools into dynamic engines of insights. The question is not whether this change is coming, it's how fast you’ll be ready to embrace it. Change is a good thing!

Speakers: 

  • Suhas Uliyar, SVP, Product Management, Oracle
  • Kyna Fong, CEO, Elation Health
  • Hannah Galvin, CIO, Cambridge Health Alliance
  • Neal Patel, CIO, Vanderbilt University Medical Center

Rural Health  

Rural Health IT Community Morning Breakfast Meeting

Tuesday, February 18, 7:00 a.m. - 8:30 a.m.

Our community will convene regularly to address the unique challenges rural healthcare providers face, innovative solutions, and advancements tailored to rural communities. Don’t miss this opportunity to network with industry leaders and learn more about the Rural Health IT Community (RHIC). Discover more and connect with us at our breakfast. 

Panel Discussion

Tuesday, February 18, 3:20 p.m. - 4:05 p.m. 

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Rural Health: The Tipping Point of Innovation

Rural healthcare providers face disparities in funding, access to technology, and workforce shortages, leading to inequities in care, exacerbated technology debt and risk, and stretched – and stressed - staff. While additional resources and funding are always valued, all indicators are we’ve reached a tipping point where innovation and collaboration are the foundation of forward momentum.

Learning Objectives:

  • Understand the unique operating and technology challenges in rural healthcare.
  • Learn strategies for leveraging technology and partnerships to improve rural care.
  • Explore workforce solutions tailored to the needs of rural communities.
  • Gain insights into policy and funding for rural health innovation.

Speakers:

  • Linda Stevenson, CIO, Fisher Titus – Moderator
  • Rachelle Schultz, CEO, Winona Health
  • Ryan Thousand, CIO, Dahl Memorial Hospital
  • Scott P. McEachern, CIO, Southern Coos

Focus Group

Sunday, February 16, 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.

Navigating change and driving value: a strategic dialogue with healthcare executives

Our discussion will explore critical IT challenges and opportunities facing healthcare organizations, including top priorities for the next 3-5 years, infrastructure modernization strategies (such as cloud and edge computing), and emerging trends in AI and cybersecurity. We'll examine IT governance, service delivery models, and strategic alignment with clinical and operational goals while addressing how to navigate industry transformations, including M&A while maximizing IT's value and ROI within increasingly complex technological ecosystems.

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Jason Griffin,

Digital Health Strategy and Cybersecurity, Nordic

 

Let's discuss: Unlock success with the CMS TEAM program

The Transforming Episode Accountability Model (TEAM) is a new initiative from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) designed to improve care coordination and outcomes for Medicare beneficiaries undergoing certain surgical procedures. Recent analysis indicates this new model will fundamentally reshape bundled payments and the need to manage the 30-day continuum of care for defined procedures. 

We will review our complimentary Gap Assessment:

  • Preview our assessment methodology
  • Outline key evaluation areas
  • Discuss your specific concerns and priorities
  • Determine requirements
  • Plan next steps

Book time to meet with our experts at ViVE to discuss how we can support your value-based care journey. 

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