Paul Govern Archive — Page 32 of 54
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September 19, 2019
Security software required for employees’ smartphones, tablets
To help prevent unauthorized data access, Vanderbilt University Medical Center is requiring employees who use their personal smartphones and digital tablets to conduct VUMC business to enroll in mobile device management by Feb. 1, 2020. -
September 5, 2019
Johnson named to NIH Council of Councils
The National Institutes of Health have announced the appointment of Kevin Johnson, MD, MS, to the NIH Council of Councils. -
May 9, 2019
Line placement better with ultrasound
Using ultrasound to place arterial lines reduces the need for surgical access and improves arterial line location, Vanderbilt researchers have found. -
May 2, 2019
Predictive analytics help manage OR case volume
To accommodate weekday and seasonal variations in case volume, continual adjustment of operating room resources is imperative. Unlike other health systems, at Vanderbilt Health the OR planning process taps into predictive analytics running automatically on the back of the OR scheduling system. -
April 24, 2019
Donna Oates of Dermatology wins 2019 Administrative Professional Award
“It's so important to find the joy of saying hello, calling each person by his or her name.” -
April 4, 2019
Report seeks to streamline EHR de-identification
Over the past few decades the electronic health record (EHR) has become an object of intensive study, opening new ground in biomedical research. Natural language sections of the EHR, such as physician’s notes and health team messages, are a rich vein for research, but patient privacy considerations entail first scrubbing patient identifiers from these notes and messages. Historically, this has been accomplished through large, complex software systems that are expensive to develop and maintain.