Marcee Chmait with Providence Group

Name: Marcee Chmait with Providence Group
Uploaded: 2025-04-14T21:45:37.000Z
Description: A health system leader reveals how clinical workflows and operational realities drive meaningful digital innovation rather than technology trends

A health system leader reveals how clinical workflows and operational realities drive meaningful digital innovation rather than technology trends

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By Healthcare · April 14, 2025, 9:45 PM UTCClinical WorkflowsDigital PartnershipsEmr IntegrationPanda Health

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A health system leader reveals how clinical workflows and operational realities drive meaningful digital innovation rather than technology trends

Marcee Chmait, who leads Digital Partnerships at Providence's Digital Innovation Group, shares how the health system takes an "inside-out" approach to digital innovation—building solutions rooted in real operational challenges, EMR integration, and clinical workflows. In this conversation, Marcee explains how Providence balances in-house development with strategic partnerships, highlighting how Panda Health accelerates vendor discovery and enables more targeted digital strategies. She reflects on the value of trusted relationships and cross-system collaboration, emphasizing how communities like Panda foster shared progress across healthcare.

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