Healthcare IT Podcast » » mike youmans http://itpodcast.org/blog Healthcare IT News & Events Now In All 50 States and 67 Countries Around the World Thu, 22 Apr 2010 03:02:38 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 en hourly 1 ©Spencer Hamons spencer@itpodcast.org (Spencer Hamons) spencer@itpodcast.org(Spencer Hamons) Healthcare IT Podcast - Healthcare IT News and Events - By Professionals, For Professionals. 1440 health it,it,information,technology,health,healthcare,doctor,computer Healthcare IT Podcast - Healthcare IT News and Events. By Professionals, For Professionals. Work in Health IT? This podcast is for you. Your comments at ITPodcast.org determine what is in the next podcast. Healthcare IT Podcast - Healthcare IT News and Events Spencer Hamons Spencer Hamons spencer@itpodcast.org No clean http://itpodcast.org/blog/wp-content/plugins/podpress/images/itpodcast.jpg Healthcare IT Podcast http://itpodcast.org/blog 144 144 Healthcare IT Podcast – Episode 108 http://itpodcast.org/blog/2008/04/04/healthcare-it-podcast-episode-108/ http://itpodcast.org/blog/2008/04/04/healthcare-it-podcast-episode-108/#comments Sat, 05 Apr 2008 04:35:32 +0000 Spencer http://itpodcast.org/blog/2008/04/04/healthcare-it-podcast-episode-108/ On this week’s show, we talk about the CMS “Never Events” and talk with San Luis Valley Regional Medical Center Director of Quality and Patient Safety, Coryee Hamons about how these never events are going to affect hospitals and the challenges we face.  I have not forgotten about the multi-part series to talk about the various integrated hospital information systems that are out there, but so far, I have only had McKesson’s Paragon group and Meditech respond.  If I don’t get more vendors interested in participating, I plan on going forward with interviews with McKesson’s Mike Youmans as well as some executives from Meditech. 

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Here are the links for the stories mentioned in the news segment of the show:

Alamosa, Colorado Salmonella Outbreak Update

11 Year Old takes school network by the horns

Cautious VoIP Approach

Safari Web Browser Catches Businesses by Surprise

National Institute of Health Division Laptop Stolen

Antioch University Sun Solaris Server Breach

Thank you for listening.  The next show will be released on Saturday, April 19, 2008

]]> http://itpodcast.org/blog/2008/04/04/healthcare-it-podcast-episode-108/feed/ 0 12:53 On this week's show, we talk about the CMS "Never Events" and talk with San Luis Valley Regional Medical Center Director of Quality and Patient ... On this week's show, we talk about the CMS "Never Events" and talk with San Luis Valley Regional Medical Center Director of Quality and Patient Safety, Coryee Hamons about how these never events are going to affect hospitals and the challenges we face.nbsp; I have not forgotten about the multi-part series to talk about the various integrated hospital information systems that are out there, but so far, I have only had McKesson's Paragon group and Meditech respond.nbsp; If I don't get more vendors interested in participating, I plan on going forward with interviews with McKesson's Mike Youmans as well as some executives from Meditech.nbsp; I need you to get the information out to your vendors and have them contact me at spencer@itpodcast.org so we can set up a time to talk with them. If you want to add this link to your Google homepage, please click here: Here are the links for the stories mentioned in the news segment of the show: Alamosa, Colorado Salmonella Outbreak Update 11 Year Old takes school network by the horns Cautious VoIP Approach Safari Web Browser Catches Businesses by Surprise National Institute of Health Division Laptop Stolen Antioch University Sun Solaris Server Breach Thank you for listening.nbsp; The next show will be released on Saturday, April 19, 2008 Podcasts Spencer Hamons no No