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    The Future of The CMIO: Opportunities and Challenges

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    The document discusses the changing role of the Chief Medical Information Officer (CMIO) as healthcare transitions from volume-based to value-based care. Traditionally, the CMIO role focused on use of the electronic medical record and meeting meaningful use standards. However, new opportunities are emerging for CMIOs in areas like business strategy, change management, analytics, and technology expertise. The document outlines four potential career paths for CMIOs - focusing on strategy/innovation, change management, technology expertise, or advancing their current role - each with different requirements, probabilities of success, and career considerations.

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    The document discusses the changing role of the Chief Medical Information Officer (CMIO) as healthcare transitions from volume-based to value-based care. Traditionally, the CMIO role focused on use of the electronic medical record and meeting meaningful use standards. However, new opportunities are emerging for CMIOs in areas like business strategy, change management, analytics, and technology expertise. The document outlines four potential career paths for CMIOs - focusing on strategy/innovation, change management, technology expertise, or advancing their current role - each with different requirements, probabilities of success, and career considerations.

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    The document discusses the changing role of the Chief Medical Information Officer (CMIO) as healthcare transitions from volume-based to value-based care. Traditionally, the CMIO role focused on use of the electronic medical record and meeting meaningful use standards. However, new opportunities are emerging for CMIOs in areas like business strategy, change management, analytics, and technology expertise. The document outlines four potential career paths for CMIOs - focusing on strategy/innovation, change management, technology expertise, or advancing their current role - each with different requirements, probabilities of success, and career considerations.

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    The Future of the CMIO:

    Opportunities and Challenges

    The transition from volume to value-based


    healthcare is creating new roles and responsibilities

    Strategy/Innovation
    Volume

    Chief Innovation
    Officer,
    e.g., DartmouthHitchcock, UCLA,
    Humana

    Change Management

    Technology Expertise

    Chief Transformation
    Officer, e.g.,
    Geisinger, Reading
    Health System

    Chief Digital Officer,


    e.g., CVS Caremark,
    American College of
    Cardiology

    Chief Accountable
    Care Officer, e.g.,
    Palo Alto Medical
    Foundation

    Head of Digital
    Innovation, e.g.,
    Baxter, J&J

    Value

    Chief Medical
    Innovation Officer,
    e.g., Cleveland Clinic

    The transition from volume to value-based healthcare is


    calling traditional roles into question, particularly the CMIO position

    Typically the CMIO role has focused


    on CPOE, decision support,
    functional use of the EMR and
    meeting meaningful use standards

    Impact of
    Transition to
    Value-Based
    Care on
    CMIOs

    Recent changes in the healthcare


    paradigm are creating new
    opportunities that could be
    addressed by the CMIO
    - Novel business relationships and
    commercial ventures
    - New operational responsibilities
    - Analytics and business intelligence

    CMIO CAREER PATHS


    Average
    50
    45
    40
    35
    30
    25
    20
    15
    10
    5
    0

    Strategy

    Change Mgmt

    Technology

    No change

    CMIOs have a number of options before them

    Degree of Risk/Change
    00
    Role

    Option #1

    Option #2

    Option #3

    Option #4

    Strategy/
    Innovation

    Change
    Management

    Technology
    Expertise

    Advancing CMIO
    Role

    10%

    30%

    Probability

    Requirements

    Career
    Considerations

    15%

    50%

    Visionary/
    creative thinker
    Knowledge of
    policy

    Strong leadership
    skills
    Critical thinking
    Project
    management

    Consultative
    approach
    Networking/
    sales skills
    Systems thinker

    Advancing role to
    optimizing
    information and
    expanding to
    multiple system
    integration

    High visibility
    Highly
    competitive

    Focus on
    operations. Good
    skill fit

    High risk/high
    reward
    Focus on bottomline (ROI) not
    patients

    Move to larger
    organization

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