What's Your Health IT Legacy? - Healthcare IT Today Podcast Episode 118

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For the 118th episode of the Healthcare IT Podcast, we are doing a tribute episode to some bright lights in healthcare that we lost recently, Paddy Padmanabha, CEO at Damo Consulting, John Moore, Founder of Chilmark Research, and Casey Quinlan, Patient Advocate. In honor of these amazing individuals, we are sharing the fond memories we have with them and looking at all of the good they put out into the world. We transition that into the legacy of CIOs, CMIOs, CTOs, etc., what should they be and what do we want ours to be? So join us as we reminisce and reflect on the lives of 3 incredible individuals.

Here’s a preview of the topics and questions we discuss in this episode:

• Memories of Paddy Padmanabha, CEO at Damo Consulting, John Moore, Founder of Chilmark Research, and Casey Quinlan, Patient Advocate
• What should the legacy of CIOs, CMIOs, CTOs, etc be?
• What do you want your (John and Colin) legacy to be?

Now, without further ado, we’re excited to share with you the next episode of the Healthcare IT Today podcast.

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