11 in Health Make Computerworld 100
Computerworld magazine’s 2010 Premier 100 IT Leaders list includes at least 11 honorees from the health care industry. They span provider, payer, manufacturer and service organizations.
Computerworld magazine's 2010 Premier 100 IT Leaders list includes at least 11 honorees from the health care industry. They span provider, payer, manufacturer and service organizations.
The award, in its 100th year, "shines a spotlight on 100 men and women who are driving positive change in their businesses through technology," according to Computerworld. The health care honorees include:
* Marcos Athanasoulis: Harvard Medical School, Boston;
* Avery Cloud: New Hanover Health Network, Wilmington, N.C.;
* Thomas Druby: Blue Cross of Northeastern Pennsylvania, Wilkes Barre;
* Ingo Elfering: GlaxoSmithKline, Newtown Square, Pa.;
* Philip Fasano: Kaiser Permanente, Oakland, Calif.;
* Brian Hedberg: Health Care Service Corp., Chicago;
* Stanley Huff: Intermountain Health Care, Murray, Utah;
* Edward Marx: Texas Health Resources, Arlington;
* Bill McQuaid, Jr.: Parkview Adventist Medical Center, Brunswick, Maine;
* Susan Schade: Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston; and
* Art Shorney: VHA Inc., Irving, Texas.
More information is available at computerworld.com/spring/p100/2010/1.
--Joseph Goedert
The award, in its 100th year, "shines a spotlight on 100 men and women who are driving positive change in their businesses through technology," according to Computerworld. The health care honorees include:
* Marcos Athanasoulis: Harvard Medical School, Boston;
* Avery Cloud: New Hanover Health Network, Wilmington, N.C.;
* Thomas Druby: Blue Cross of Northeastern Pennsylvania, Wilkes Barre;
* Ingo Elfering: GlaxoSmithKline, Newtown Square, Pa.;
* Philip Fasano: Kaiser Permanente, Oakland, Calif.;
* Brian Hedberg: Health Care Service Corp., Chicago;
* Stanley Huff: Intermountain Health Care, Murray, Utah;
* Edward Marx: Texas Health Resources, Arlington;
* Bill McQuaid, Jr.: Parkview Adventist Medical Center, Brunswick, Maine;
* Susan Schade: Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston; and
* Art Shorney: VHA Inc., Irving, Texas.
More information is available at computerworld.com/spring/p100/2010/1.
--Joseph Goedert