⚡ Quick Summary
Lisa S. Stump has been appointed as the Chief Digital Information Officer (CDIO) of Mount Sinai Health System and Dean for Information Technology at the Icahn School of Medicine. In her new role, she aims to enhance the health system’s digital strategy and bridge the gap between clinical, educational, and research missions.
💡 Key Responsibilities
- Oversee the implementation of a comprehensive enterprise digital ecosystem.
- Drive innovation in collaboration with health system leaders and faculty.
- Ensure integration of new technologies to create value and drive growth.
- Manage core IT functions, cybersecurity, data privacy, and governance.
- Lead the development of a five-year strategic plan for the health system.
👩⚕️ Background and Experience
Stump brings over 30 years of healthcare leadership experience, having previously served as the Chief Information and Digital Transformation Officer at Yale New Haven Health. Her clinical background as a pharmacist provides her with unique insights into the intersection of technology and patient care.
📅 Initial Focus Areas
- Listening and learning about Mount Sinai’s culture and operational challenges.
- Aligning digital and data strategies to enhance organizational performance.
- Improving customer engagement across various stakeholders, including patients and staff.
🚀 Enhancing Digital Strategy
Stump emphasizes the importance of a solid digital strategy that begins with understanding the organization’s overall goals. She aims to leverage data and artificial intelligence to improve patient care and operational efficiency.
📊 Addressing Data Challenges
With a wealth of data at her disposal, Stump’s priority is to develop robust data governance and stewardship. She plans to streamline the application ecosystem and introduce new clinical technologies to enhance data collection and analysis.