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CHIME 30th Anniversary Podcast: John Glaser Interviews Russ Branzell On Leadership

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CHIME 30th Anniversary Podcast: John Glaser Interviews Russ Branzell On Leadership

In our final 30th Anniversary podcast episode, the man who started it all, including helping found CHIME and envisioning the formal role of CIO, reflects on what’s happened during the last 30 years and what’s coming in the next 30 years. From before Google and Amazon to the conversations of today about AI and digital health, maybe we are leaving the information age and entering something new and different.

John turns the tables on Russ and asks him to share his thoughts on what’s coming up in digital health. The traditional model of healthcare is going to change thus change management will become more important than ever. John also warns CIOs to watch out for the Bozons!

Tune in to find out how to protect yourself from Bozons plus hear more from John and Russ about looking to the future of healthcare and learning how to adapt to the digital transformation.

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