Providence's CIO, B.J. Moore, spoke with Becker's Hospital Review on how he sees the CIO role changing in the upcoming year, stating that his "role has expanded to include our real estate and operations function. This is in recognition of the future of a modern digital workforce and the evolution of our facilities in the future of modern digitally enabled care delivery."
Read more on what to expect for health system IT teams in 2021.
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