Obvious to all of us are the clear differences between administrative and clinical expectations. More difficult to assess are the motivational issues and incentives that will make the goals both more attractive and possible for the clinician. Also, high in our implementation concerns is the amount of work the MDs are willing to do themselves vs. that which they expect other clinical staff to do. This affects the ROI to be achieved. Ronald Margolis, Chief Information Officer, University Hospital Ronald Margolis is the CIO at University of New Mexico Hospitals and Medical Center which is comprised of five institutions in the Albuquerque area.
Major emphasis is on productivity improvement, cost savings and clinical effectiveness.
Mr. Margolis, who holds an MBA in Computer Science has over 25 years experience in information technology development and management. Health systems comprise about more than 12 years of his career. He has been at the University of New Mexico Medical Center for 3 years, and has held similar positions in Boston and Washington, DC healthcare facilities. Stay up to date with our latest conference information. Sign up for the MRI News Update .