In this podcast, Evans talks about the journey to becoming a successful leader, including people development, self-awareness, and learning how you show up with your team. Evans also talks about The Leadership Challenge, a course being offered through Ignite Digital Health Learning, and how the course can help people grow in their roles. 

In this podcast, Garri Garrison gives us insight into her first years in the health care business as an ICU nurse and how she views leadership now, and in a post-COVID-19 world.

Learn how St. Barnabas Hospital collaborated with their underserved community to drive improved patient engagement and health during the COVID-19 pandemic.

 This episode is generously sponsored by DrFirst.

Olympian and Design Thinking expert John Coyle talks with CHIME's Candace Stuart about strategies to build resilience and reframe challenges in ways that allow you to work at peak performance.

In this podcast, Will Conaway, HCI's vice president of provider delivery for The HCI Group: A Tech Mahindra company, talks about team building and dynamics with CHIME.

In this episode, moderator Vishnu Saxena, Digital General Manager- Healthcare at DXC Technology, is joined by Todd Dunn, Vice President of Innovation/Innovator in Residence at Atrium Health and Matthew Fenty, Director of Innovation, Strategic Partnerships at St. Luke's University Health Network. The trio have a dynamic conversation around healthcare innovation and its future outlook.

Thermal imaging is becoming the springboard for IoT initiatives and ensuring a safe environment for staff and patients.  Listen to this podcast to learn how to choose the right ecosystem for your Thermal Imaging and IoT initiatives.

Imprivata President and CEO Gus Malezis talks about his background in cybersecurity, regulatory flexibilities allowed under COVID-19 and their security implications, partnerships strengthened during the pandemic and building for the future in a podcast with CHIME’s Communications Director Candace Stuart.

Digital healthcare is the new norm. Clearly, healthcare organizations have their hands full as patient touch points increase and regulations require broader access to patient data. Patients are increasingly taking control of their own health to view medical records, communicate with physicians and schedule appointments. This only opens up more attack points for hackers to steal patient identities. With new impending regulations, the lines are even more blurred. Listen to this Q&A with cybersecurity experts, Michael Archuleta, CIO of Mt. San Rafael Hospital and Erin Benson, Senior Director, Market Planning, LexisNexis Risk Solutions – Healthcare on the impact and influence a solid identity management strategy can have on mitigating cybersecurity vulnerabilities.