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[RECORDED PANEL DISCUSSION - original broadcast date July 23, 2020]
Provider Perspectives: Cloud’s Contribution to Organizational Resiliency & the Care Delivery Model – A Panel Discussion.

Providers do not go into medicine to practice technology. The time and expense associated with purchasing and maintaining hardware, software licensing and patching, managing back-ups, security upgrades and monitoring, as well as disaster recovery impacts your ability to focus on what matters most—patient care. Cloud-based IT solutions can help reduce complexity, better position you in times of crisis, and improve your clinical care delivery model.

Moderated by the editors of SmartBrief, this 45-minute roundtable discussion will feature IT leaders and experts who will relate the resiliency offered by the cloud:
• Operational efficiency, a function of application access and system performance
• Financial stability, predictable financial allocations flexibly tied to practice priorities
• Care delivery, including clinical workflows enabling providers to practice at the height of their licensure

SPEAKERS:
Miguel Rodriguez, MHA
IT Director at Arroyo Vista Family Health Center
Miguel is an experienced IT executive with a strong healthcare background that includes an 18-year career at Arroyo Vista, a non-profit network of community health centers. Miguel oversees the organization’s technology systems (hardware and software) and heads the electronic health records (EHR) committee. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree in computer information systems from California State University – Los Angeles, and a master's degree in health/healthcare administration and management from The University of Southern California.

Armando Besné, NCP
Senior Manager, CIS at Optum
Well-versed with the strategic and operational requirements of an enterprise-level healthcare IT organization, Armando is the newly appointed senior manager of CIS at Optum. Prior to his appointment at Optum – before Optum’s 2019 acquisition of the DaVita Medical Group – Armando served for four years as manager of Physician Affiliates Clinical Information Services (PACIS) at Healthcare Partners, an affiliate of Davita. Armando is a NextGen Certified Professional.

Chris Gooch, MCAF, CCSP
Cloud Services, Med Tech Solutions
Chris has more than 15 years of experience in the IT industry, including 10 years specifically focused on healthcare information technology. Prior to joining Med Tech Solutions, he served as the director of information technology for a critical access hospital and its affiliated rural health clinics. At MTS, Chris specializes in the design and delivery of cloud hosting solutions for clients, tapping cutting-edge technology that provides scalability while supporting their clinical workflow.

Chris earned a BSc degree in Management Information Systems from Columbia College-Missouri and dual AAS degrees in Network Systems Technology and Computer Programming from Missouri State Technical College.

MODERATOR:
April Hollis
Health care and life sciences editor at SmartBrief. SmartBrief provides the top news of the day to nearly 6 million industry readers across 14 industries through our digital news publications.

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