Welcome to The Greater Tampa Bay Association of Contingency Planners
Our meetings are generally held on the last Wednesday of every month from 11:30am to 1:00pm (locations vary).
This Month's Meeting Topic: "Technology Trends in Healthcare – A View from the Top"
DATE & TIME: Wednesday, July 28th, 11:30AM - 1:00PM
LOCATION: Private Meeting Room at Lee Roy Selmon’s Restaurant. 4302 W. Boy Scout Boulevard, Tampa, FL 33607. (813) 871-3287
Register for this month's meeting at: http://gtbacp.com/register.php
MEETING DESCRIPTION:
We have the unique privilege of learning about technology trends in the healthcare industry from one of the top IT executives in the Tampa Bay area. Mark Hulse, R.N. is the Vice President and Chief Information Officer at the H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute here in Tampa, and he will join us to share his insights.
The healthcare industry is facing many new challenges with issues such as electronic medical patient records, computerized physician order entry systems, medical testing and imaging, and a host of additional demands upon their technology environments. What lessons have they learned, and how can we apply that knowledge into our own organizations? How have the new regulatory requirements in healthcare shaped their requirements for continuous uptime and recovery strategies?
BIOGRAPHIES OF OUR SPEAKERS:
Mark Hulse, R.N. is the Vice President and Chief Information Officer at the H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute, an NCI-designated comprehensive cancer center in Tampa, Florida. He directs the development and implementation of information technology initiatives that support Moffitt’s mission to contribute to the prevention and cure of cancer.
Mr. Hulse has over 12 years of healthcare IT experience. Prior to his role at Moffitt, he was the VP and CIO for North Shore Medical Center, part of the Partners Healthcare System in Boston, Massachusetts where he implemented Computerized Physician Order Entry, Electronic Medical Records and Bar Code Medication Administration Checking. His health care background also includes 11 years at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston and eight years with Stanford University Medical Center in California. He holds memberships in the College of Health Information Management Executives and the Health Information Management Systems Society. Mr. Hulse received his master’s degree in nursing from Northeastern University in 1985.
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