Get Together With Your Peers and Learn from Your Collective Experience
MAKE hosts a quarterly clinical forum that brings healthcare organizations together to explore industry trends and share insights — free from vendors or sales pressure. No matter which EHR your organization uses, you can connect with peers, learn about their experiences, and share your own successes.
Facilitated by Marc Perkins-Carrillo and David Wilcox.
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Coming up at our next Clinical Forum:
Harvesting Trust: Implementing AI in Healthcare from a Clinical Informatics Perspective
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Date: October 23; 1:00 PM Eastern
CE Credit: 1 (one) credit hour offered
Topic: Harvesting Trust: Implementing AI in Healthcare from a Clinical Informatics Perspective
Presenter: Marc Perkins-Carrillo, MSN, RN, NI-BC, NE-BC, HACP; Chief Nursing Informatics Officer; Moffitt Cancer Center
Summary: In October's Clinical Forum, our very own Marc will discuss how Moffitt Cancer Center has created a model to govern, measure, monitor, and change behavior for Healthcare IT. He'll discuss use cases that Moffitt has successfully deployed and provide ROI measurements and red flags to watch out for with your own projects.
Clinical Forum Facilitators
Marc Perkins-Carrillo, MSN, RN, NI-BC, NE-BC, HACP
Marc Perkins-Carrillo is a nationally recognized nursing informatics executive with over 30 years of clinical and leadership experience. As CNIO at Moffitt Cancer Center, he leads digital health strategy and innovation, driving initiatives that enhance care quality, reduce clinician burden, and support precision oncology. Marc holds four board certifications, is an ANIA, AMIA, & HIMSS member, and is a graduate of the Rising CMIO, CNIO, CTO & CIOs Fellowship, co-sponsored by The Health Management Academy and AWS.
David Wilcox, DNP, MHA, RN-BC, LSSBB
David Wilcox is a Registered Nurse Executive with Lean Six Sigma Black Belt certification and expertise in change management. He is laser-focused on creating greater efficiencies for bedside clinician's and patient outcomes using technology, data, processes, leadership, and operational changes. His deep expertise in healthcare workflows, process improvement, and collaborative consensus building drives successful adoption of new processes and culture change at healthcare organizations across the nation.
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That was one of the best conversations and presentations that I have witnessed at a Forum. Better than any hosted by our EHR vendor, and as good if not better than a UGM session. Great job organizing!