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CHIME 30th Anniversary Podcast: Leadership with John Glaser

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CHIME 30th Anniversary Podcast: Leadership with John Glaser

In this special 30th Anniversary podcast episode, Russ Branzell and John Glaser wind back the clock to 1992 when John became CHIME’s very first Board Chair. Currently Executive in Residence at Harvard Medical School, John shares insights into what it means to be a leader in health IT in 1992 and through to today.

“Godfather” John helped lay the foundation of CHIME back before the internet when healthcare applications were the key concern. Along the way, fundamental decisions developed what CHIME would become, how it would help CIOs and other digital health leaders. The agenda and industry are always changing and evolving as priorities shift, but leadership hasn’t changed. Leadership is the human element that takes collective values and goals and works to serve, inspire, teach, and guide well.

John Glaser, Ph.D. FCHIME CHCIO
Inaugural CHIME Board Chair
Executive in Residence, Harvard Medical School

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