Northern Ohio Chapter of HIMSS

Northern Ohio HIMSS Webinar Series: Navigating 2020 Headwinds With No Regrets

Wednesday, August 19, 2020 from 12:00 noon - 1:00 pm

Presented by: Dr. Michael Hyder, President MKH Advisory

Hosted by: Tanya Arthur, Senior Vice President, Chief Information Officer, Summa Health

Sponsored by: GHR Technology

The Northern Ohio Chapter of HIMSS announces a new webinar series that connects our professional community to local, regional and national leaders in healthcare and healthcare IT, as we continue our learning, sharing, and conversations together in a COVID-19 world.

Our first webinar, Navigating 2020 Headwinds With No Regrets, will be hosted by NOHIMSS board member Tanya Arthur and features special guest presenter Dr. Michael Hyder, president of MKH Advisory. This engaging and informative session will help members navigate the complexity of healthcare technology—including the importance of remote biometric monitoring and its impact in reducing costs and improving patient outcomes for years to come. Attendees can expect three main takeaways from this event:

Understand industry headwinds and business priorities for IT in 2020
Discover an outcomes-based approach to guide the implementation of IT capabilities using Remote Biometric Monitoring (RBM) as a case study
Consider “No Regret” technologies to implement in 2020

There is no cost to attend this webinar event and registration is required. Don’t miss your opportunity to connect virtually with Dr. Michael Hyder and Tanya Arthur during this exciting and informative experience. This webinar is eligible for one hour CPHIMS credit.

Northern Ohio HIMSS Announces Dr. Christine A. Hudak As Chapter President-Elect for 2020-21

The Northern Ohio Chapter of HIMSS is pleased to announce the selection of our new President-Elect, Christine A. Hudak, PhD, CPHIMS, FHIMSS, FAMIA. Dr. Hudak has more than 30 years of experience in the health informatics field, including project management, systems implementation, systems analysis, teaching and instructional development. She currently serves as a Professor and Director of Health Informatics in the School of Information and a Contributing Interdisciplinary Faculty Member in the School of Digital Sciences, at Kent State University, Kent, Ohio.

Our chapter will also recognize Dr. Hudak as one of our greatest champions for the CPHIMS Certification. “Continuing education creates future career opportunities for our chapter’s professionals,” says Dr. Hudak. “I have been promoting the benefits of CPHIMS Certification because our field continues to transform and change. We must learn and expand our knowledge, and in doing so, we are better equipped to support each other, our colleagues and our community, especially in times of crisis. I welcome any questions from our members about the CPHIMS Certification.”

In addition, Dr. Hudak is a widely recognized author, co-author and invited presenter on matters relating to health informatics. She serves as an Assistant Editor for the Online Learning Journal, editor of the Fourth and Fifth Editions of the HIMSS Dictionary of Health Information Technology Terms, Acronyms, and Organizations and has authored numerous chapters in books. She is a peer reviewer for many publications in Health Care Information Technology, Education and Nursing. She serves on the Editorial Board of mHealth Journal and the Journal of Medical Artificial Intelligence.

Some of Dr. Hudak’s many accomplishments include being recognized by Who's Who in Medicine & Healthcare, Who's Who in America's Teachers, Who's Who in American Women and Who's Who in America. In addition to being the recipient of numerous teaching awards, she was named one of the Most Influential Women in Health IT for 2019 by the Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society.

We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Hudak as President-Elect of NOHIMSS and look forward to her leadership

CPHIMS, CAHIMS, FHIMSS and Senior FHIMSS Members

NOHIMSS would like to recognize those members who have earned their CPHIMS/CAHIMS certification.

In addition, active HIMSS members are recognized for their dedication to our society and industry when they become a Senior or Fellow member. Advancement criteria is based on professional capability, experience, leadership and service. Senior and Fellow Members are leaders within HIMSS and the industry. Advanced Membership recognizes past contributions, but also comes with expectations for continuing participation and contribution.

Members of NOHIMSS with CPHIMS/CAHIMS Certifications

Tracie Henson (Firelands)	Jeff Hale (Akron Childrens)	Paul Koepke	Keith Duemling (CCF)
James Angiulo (Vocera)	Albert Edwards (CCF)	Ed Larson (Metro)	Dr. Ronnie Derrwaldt (VA)
Heidi Fravel (UH)	Kevin McKelvey	Rodney Kreger	David Baumgardner (Infopartners)
Sean Steffanni (Firelands)	Fred Gutwirth (UH)	Mangone Fall (CCF)	*Chris Hudak (KSU)
Michelle Girvin (Firelands)	Mark Henderson	Marc Willner (CCF)	*Brent Hicks (CCF)
Melonia Lillie (Initiate Govt Solutions)	*John Paganini	John McCullough (CCF)	Joseph Watts (CCF-AGMC)
Denao Ruttino (Firelands)	Greg Zolton (Crystal Clinic)	Ryan Lesniewski (Firelands)	Margaret Eitel (Metro)
Arkadly Kheyfets (Quest)	Carole Ettinger (Akron Childrens)	Sarah Croes (CCF)	Mark Horste (Center for Dialysis Care)
Dawn Tracey ( Metro)	Tania Grant (CCF)	*Ashish Mash (Metro)	*Barb Bungard ( Akron Childrens)
Susan Brown	Michael Stagar	Peter Voitko (Mutual Health Services)	John Dorsky (Interoperability Showcase)
Susan deCathelineau (Hyland Healthcare)	Jen Carpenter (UH)	Patricia Kelsey (Wolters Kluwer)	Jeff Kelley ( OH Mansfield/ Shelby)

Members of NOHIMSS who have achieved the Fellow Status (FHIMSS) and Lifetime

David Baumgardner (Infopartners)	*Chris Hudak (KSU)	*Brent Hicks (CCF)	Joseph Watts (CCF-AGMC)
*Ashish Mash (Metro)	*Barb Bungard ( Akron Childrens)	Nelita Iuppa ( CCF)	Linda Nice (CCF-AGMC)
Robert Turk (IBM)	John Sharp (Personal Connected Health Alliance	Manish Kohli (CCF)	Dan Clark (Optum)
Peter Ryerson (Ryerson Management Assoc)	Rodney Wiggins (Kaiser)	Ed Marx (CCF)	Paul Simmons

*Current Member of the NOHIMSS Board of Directors

If you are interested in becoming CPHIMS/CAHIMS certified or interested in finding out more regrading becoming a Fellow HIMSS Member please contact our Education Chair, Chris Hudak (chudak3@kent.edu).

NOHIMSS Board of Directors and Committee Members for 2019-2020

Elected Officers
Name	NOHIMSS Board Position	Company	Title	Certifications
Frank Longley	Chapter President	Cleveland Clinic	IT Services & Solutions Partner	MBA, PMP, BRMP
Brent Hicks	President Elect	Cleveland Clinic
Barb Bungard	Secretary	Akron Children's Hospital	Manager of Epic Applications	RN, MSN, CPHIMS
Greg Sanker	Treasurer	KeyBank Commercial Banking	VP, Enterprise Healthcare Banker
Jonathan Levoy	Past-President	GHR Technology	VP Strategic Accounts

Appointed Directors
Name	NOHIMSS Board Position	Company	Title	Certifications
Tony Caponi	Chair, Programs	GHR Technology	Division Vice President
John Paganini	Chair, Marketing & Communications	Paguar Informatics	President	MBA, CPHIMS
Amy Liberty	Chair, Sponsorships	Staffing Solutions Enterprises	Director, StaffMatrix On-Site Services
Christine Hudak	Chair, Education	Kent State University	Professor & Program Coordinator, Health Informatics	Ph.D., RN-BC, CPHIMS, FHIMSS
John Shanahan	Chair, Membership	Univeristy Hospitals	Director of Cancer Informatics
Larry Voyten	Chair, Advocacy	IoT Directions	Chief Strategist
Tanya Arthur	Chair, Strategy	Summa Health	CIO
Donna Graham	Member At-Large	The MetroHealth System	Executive Director, Revenue Cycle
Giuseppe Dilulio	Chair, Events	Blue Chip Consulting Group	Director of Business Development
Michelle Bambauer	Member At-Large	University Hospitals	Manager, IT Clinical Applications	MSN, RN
Ashish Masih	Member At-Large	The MetroHealth System	Director, Business Applications	FACHE, CPHIMS
Mick Colosimo	Member At-Large	University Hospitals	Clinical Applications Manager
Ramon Clayton	Chair, Student Involvement	Student
Jody McGinnis	Member at Large
TBD	Member at Large



Committee Members	Committees	Company	Title	Certifications

NOHIMSS & Kent State University Health Informatics Program Webinar Series

Call for Presenters 2019-2020

Third Wednesday of Every Month, 12:00 PM Live

Archived on HI Pulse on YouTube for future viewing

1 hour of CAHIMS/CPHIMS credit for each webinar attended

Credit available for one year after original date

We are seeking presenters for our monthly webinar series in Health Informatics. The purpose of the series is threefold: 1) bring topics of real world relevance to graduate students in Health Informatics to supplement their classroom experience; 2) provide an opportunity for members of NOHIMSS to engage with the students for potential networking, internships and employment; 3) provide an avenue for earning CPHIMS/CAHIMS credit for members of the NOHIMSS Chapter.

Presenter Guidelines:

Presentations are limited to 50 minutes with an additional 10 minutes for questions and answers.
You may do the presentation from the comfort of your home and/or office. No need to travel to Kent.
Presentations will be in webinar format. KSU will provide the WebEx platform and will be responsible for archiving the presentations and delivering CPHIMS/CAHIMS certificates.
All members that are interested in presenting are invited and encouraged to submit a presentation proposal. Please keep in mind that the presentation should be educational in nature so the CPHIMS/CAHIMS can be awarded and the students can receive academic credit.
Topics that are unique, innovative, or represent current issues in health information technology are sought. We also want to involve as many types of organizations as possible.
If selected, you will be contacted by a graduate assistant at KSU to finalize a date and details of your presentation.
Your live presentation will be recorded and will be uploaded to the HI Pulse YouTube channel for future viewing.
A small token of our gratitude will be presented.
If you work for an organization that sells an HIT product or service, the description of your company, logo and contact information must be limited to the last slide only to support the mission of enhancing professional knowledge through education. You are also encouraged to partner with a co-presenter from a Healthcare organization.
If selected, you will be required to your final slide presentation for review prior to the event as is required to offer CAHIMS/CPHIMS CEUs to our chapter members.

Christine A. Hudak, PhD, RN-BC, CPHIMS, FHIMSS

Professor & Concentration Coordinator

Kent State University

Email: chudak3@kent.edu

Brenna Hubschman,

Graduate Assistant, Health Informatics Program

Kent State University, School of Information

Email: bhubschm@kent.edu

Membership Update

We are 1,300 members strong — up from 1,100 as of June 2014. If you would like to become a new member and belong to HIMSS affiliated organization, you can join for free via the HIMSS Organizational Affiliate Membership Sign-Up Page. Note that you must use a valid work or school email to take advantage of this great offer. NOHIMSS affiliate organizations include Akron Children’s Hospital, Cleveland Clinic, Lake Health, Southwest General Health Center, Summa Health System, The MetroHealth System, University Hospitals, Cuyahoga Community College and John Carroll University. For a full list organizations, visit the HIMSS Organizational Affiliate Directory

If you do not belong to an HIMSS affiliated organization, you can select an individual membership option on the JoinHIMSS page. National HIMSS membership is offered at $199 which includes membership to NOHIMSS. Chapter-Only and student members are available for $39 and students for $30. Affiliates are automatically renewed with their organization; others will be reminded annually. New members can request a mentor via email with MENTOR in the subject line. If you have additional questions, please contact us at AskNOHIMSS

HIMSS Grant Assistance for Veterans

If you are an active duty person who is interested in Health IT or a veteran looking to advance please go to the national HIMSS website at HIMSS Veterans Career Services Initiative. Please contact Amy Justice who has a grant to help veterans and is a veteran herself. Also see bottom of this page for a feature on a fellow veteran.

Health Information Exchange

We are proud of our member contributions that helped make Ohio one of the nation’s best Health Information Exchanges – 90% of hospitals have joined an exchange. The CliniSync Health Information Exchange now has 149 hospitals contracted, more than 117 “live” sending results and reports directly to physicians and other providers, more than 400 long-term and post-acute care facilities, and independent physicians in over 1,200 practices.

NOHIMSS Sponsorships

If you are considering sponsoring an event, please see our Sponsor Page. For a list of our current sponsors, visit our Current Sponsors Page

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