Episodes
28
Latest episode
May 2026
Language
EN-US
At iMethods, we keep a pulse on what’s happening in healthcare IT. So much is changing, and so quickly, that helping our partners keep up with trends, technologies and regulatory requirements – and connecting them with peers facing similar challenges – is a key part of our mission.
Following our most recent Women's Thought Leadership Group event, our host Steffany Whiting, EVP of Marketing at iMethods, sits down with Dr. Anita Brown, CNIO, and Dr. Nikki Blaze, AVP of Clinical Enterprise Systems, both from Cincinnati Children's Hospital. Together, they explore how these two leaders are shaping healthcare through intentional leadership, cross-organizational mentorship and a commitment to meaningful collaboration.
We're excited to welcome Karen Roeske, Director Downtime Preparedness & Business Continuity, at United Health Services Hospital to the podcast!In our latest episode, Karen and our host (Steffany Whiting) discuss the critical world of IT downtime preparedness and business continuity. From stress-testing assumptions and running hands-on drills to addressing the human toll on care teams, this episode highlights what it truly takes to prepare for, and recover from, prolonged downtime.
Welcome back to Connecting Healthcare IT! We're excited to welcome Gemma Lowery, (MBA, FACHDM, CATC) CVH Technology Manager of Digital Solutions at ChristianaCare. For decades, access has been measured by traditional markers: availability of providers, proximity to care, wait times and insurance coverage. In this episode, Steffany and Gemma discuss how healthcare executives can look inward to fundamentally redefine what healthcare access truly means.
In our latest episode, we're excited to welcome Dr. Nicole Fox, Associate Chief Medical Officer and Medical Director of Pediatric Trauma at Cooper University Health Care.Steffany Whiting, Executive VP of Marketing, and Dr. Fox discuss the use of professional development programs within health system to support new and tenured physicians and how this can be applied across other departments and industries as well.
In our latest episode, Steffany Whiting is joined by Nitin Agarwal, Director of IT at Englewood Hospital, to discuss how digital transformation is reshaping healthcare. From patient engagement and AI-driven innovations to cybersecurity, supply chain efficiency and ERP implementations, Nitin shares strategies and lessons learned that are driving better outcomes for both patients and providers.
We're thrilled to welcome Inder Kohli, most recently VP and Chief Information Officer at Englewood Hospital to the show.With more than 25 years of industry experience, and also serving in leadership roles for Hospital for Special Surgery and Columbia University Medical Center, he shares his thoughts and experience on the importance of digital innovation and AI enablement.
We're excited to welcome Matt Buttelwerth, Information Systems Manager Radiology/Cardiology/Third-Party Applications of United Health Services located in Binghamton, New York.In this episode, Matt brings his deep understanding of how technology shapes patient care and operational efficiency as we discuss the intricacy and importance of managing third-party applications into the complex healthcare environment.
In this special episode, we're excited to welcome Kade Haviland, incoming President of the Utah Chapter of HIMSS and Program Manager at Intermountain Health, and Desiree Dunston, President of the Triad Chapter of ACHE and Surgery Center Administrator at a large integrated delivery system in the Southeast.This episode speaks to the importance of getting involved in your local or regional healthcare IT affiliate organization, but also how we can work towards aligning efforts across those various organizations.
We're thrilled to welcome Ashley Weber, Vice President of IS Ancillary Services, and Kristin Milano, AVP, IS Clinical Systems from Ochsner Health to the podcast!After presenting at our 2024 iMethods Healthcare Education Summit in New Orleans, we are excited to have them continue their conversation around how Ochsner is managing AI in the health system and leveraging smart governance policies to ensure the safe implementation of tools.
We are excited to welcome Amy Trainor, System Vice President and Chief Information Officer of Ochsner Health, to the podcast!In this episode, Amy continues the conversation from her presentation at our 2024 Healthcare Education Summit about the innovative and collaborative initiatives happening at Ochsner and how they've built an incredible culture.
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