Join us for an engaging Informatics Symposium showcasing diverse career paths, innovative roles, and the vital impact of nursing voices in healthcare technology and governance.
Our day will start at 8:00 am and go through to 4:30 pm.
8:00 am Registration
8:45 am Welcome
9:00 am Opening Keynote
3:15 pm Afternoon Keynote
10:00 am – 4:30 pm Sessions
Sessions:
KEYNOTE: Partnering for Digital Transformation: How Health Information Technology Supports Nurse Leader Success
Amy Rosa, DNP, MSMI, RN – Sentara
From Competency to Practice: Preparing Nurses for Digital Health Leadership
Nancy Husson, DNP, RN – VCU
Clinical Care meets Revenue Cycle: What Digitally Competent Nurses Need to Know
Brighton Thordson, BSBA – Sentara
Emoni White – Sentara
Panel Discussion: At the Table: Nurse Informaticists Building Digital Competency
Jenna Dziuba, MSN, RN – Centra
Nicole Mohiuddin, DNP, RN, NI-BC – UVA
Erin Nowlin, RN, CEN – VCU Health
Tiffany Hopper, MSN, RN, OCN – Virginia Oncology Associates
Abigail Howe – Centra
Informatics at the Center: Improving Workflow Through Interdisciplinary Collaboration
Micheline Brunner, MSN, NI-BC – Carilion Clinic
KEYNOTE: Clinical Voices, Digital Futures: Nursing Insight is Essential to Governing the Care Models of Tomorrow
Gayln Damiani – VCU Health
REGISTRATION CLOSES NOVEMBER 10 at 11:59 PM
PRESENTERS
Micheline Brunner, MSN, RN-BCSenior Nurse Informaticist, Carilion ClinicMicheline Brunner, MSN, RN-BC, is a senior nurse informaticist at Carilion Clinic with more than 27 years of nursing experience spanning oncology, medical-surgical nursing and clinical informatics. She earned a Master of Science in Nursing Informatics from American Sentinel University and is board certified in informatics nursing by the American Nurses Credentialing Center.
Her work focuses on transforming clinical data into meaningful improvements for frontline nurses. Through EHR optimization, workflow redesign, analytics and emerging technologies, Micheline leads initiatives to reduce documentation burden and improve nursing efficiency.
Micheline is passionate about ensuring technology works for clinicians, not the other way around. Her goal is to develop practical, data-informed solutions that strengthen nursing practice, support clinician well-being and enhance patient care.
Outside of work, Micheline enjoys vegetable gardening and long walks with her husband, a pharmacist, and their dog, Harper. A recent empty nester with two sons in college, she is embracing this new chapter while navigating the joys and responsibilities of being part of the sandwich generation.
Galyn DamianiAVP, Virtual Care Institute, Interim AVP, Service Line Strategy at VCU HealthGalyn Damiani currently serves as AVP of virtual care and interim AVP of service line strategy at VCU Health, where she leads enterprise strategy for virtual care and the development of innovative care models designed to expand access, empower teams and engage with patients. Her health care leadership experience spans enterprise and service line strategy, clinical program development, service line operations, organizational transformation and physician relations. Galyn is particularly passionate about building sustainable models that create value for patients, clinicians and health systems, with a particular interest in governance and its impact on scaling digital transformation.
Jenna Dziuba, MSN, RNCorporate Dir. Health Information, CHIO at CentraWith more than 15 years of healthcare experience, Jenna Dziuba, MSN, RN, NI-BC, has served Centra in Lynchburg, Virginia, since 2012. She earned degrees in journalism and political science from Rutgers University before pursuing a Bachelor of Science in nursing from Russell Sage College. She completed a Master of Science in nursing informatics at Western Governors University in 2021 and is certified by the American Nurses Credentialing Center in informatics nursing. In 2023, she was named a 40 Under 40 honoree by the Virginia Nurses Foundation.
Dziuba began her career at Centra as a clinical nurse and later moved into roles focused on nursing quality and informatics, driven by a habit of saying yes to new projects and opportunities. She is passionate about developing and using actionable analytics to advance healthcare change and about making data accessible and easy to understand for frontline staff. She now serves as senior director for nursing quality and informatics and interim chief health informatics officer for Centra. In her free time, she enjoys traveling and spending time with her husband, children and friends.
Tiffany Hopper, MSN, RN, OCNStrategic Clinical Project Manager at Virginia Oncology AssociatesTiffany Hopper, MSN, RN, OCN, is the strategic clinical project manager at Virginia Oncology Associates and a Ph.D. student in nursing at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Her current research centers on intravenous smart pump alarm data analysis in outpatient oncology settings.
She is a second-career nurse who previously worked as a computer operator for Lockheed Martin. Tiffany holds a Master of Science in Nursing Leadership (educator track) from Wilmington University and a graduate certificate in nursing informatics from Chamberlain University. Prior to her current clinical leadership and research roles, her background included hands-on experience as a clinical educator and infusion nurse.
A published researcher and 2026 Oncology Nursing Foundation Ph.D. Academic Scholarship recipient, Tiffany actively contributes to advancing informatics, quality improvement and clinical technology integration. She serves as the informatics and digital strategy chair for the Southeastern Virginia Chapter of the Oncology Nursing Society and participates across multiple technology workgroups within the US Oncology Network, including the Smart Infusion Pump Evaluation Workgroup. She is also a member of HIMSS (Virginia Chapter), ANIA and the Infusion Nurses Society.
In her free time, Tiffany enjoys binge-watching shows, reading, crafting and spending time with her husband and daughter.
Abigail HoweClinical Informatics Specialist at Centra HealthWith more than 21 years of nursing experience across acute care, critical care, perioperative nursing and clinical informatics, Abigail Howe brings a unique perspective on the intersection of patient care, technology, data and healthcare leadership. Currently serving as a clinical informatics specialist at Centra Health, Abbey works at the intersection of clinicians and technology, helping translate clinical needs into effective technology solutions and supporting data-informed decision-making across the organization.
Throughout her career, Abbey has demonstrated a commitment to improving patient outcomes and healthcare delivery. Her experience includes developing a respiratory patient navigation program, analyzing hospital readmissions and patient data trends, supporting business strategy and productivity initiatives, and partnering with multidisciplinary teams to optimize clinical workflows and processes.
She holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and a Master of Business Administration from Liberty University. In 2025, Abbey was a finalist for the Virginia Nurses Association Leadership Excellence Award in Nursing Informatics, recognizing her contributions to the evolving field of nursing informatics.
Passionate about the power of collaboration, data and technology to transform health care, Abbey is dedicated to helping health care professionals navigate change while keeping the patient experience at the center of every decision.
Nancy Husson, DNP, RNClinical Assist. Professor at Virginia Commonwealth Univ. Dr. Nancy Husson received her post-master certificate in nursing informatics in 2015 and her Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree from Vanderbilt University in 2018. Nancy has taught simulation and nursing informatics in undergraduate education since 2010 and in graduate education since 2020. She has also worked in clinical informatics at Penn State Hershey and Duke Home Care and Hospice. Nancy has played a key role in redesigning the curriculum and developing courses in nursing informatics at Virginia Commonwealth University School of Nursing.
Nicole Mohiuddin, DNP, MS, RNSenior IT Analyst at UVA HealthDr. Nicole Mohiuddin is a healthcare informatics and technology leader with more than 25 years of experience spanning healthcare provider organizations, technology vendors and consulting. Throughout her career, she has championed innovative healthcare technology to advance patient care, clinical operations and workforce effectiveness.
Dr. Mohiuddin currently serves in the Department of Business Systems at UVA Health, an academic health system comprising an academic medical center and three community hospitals across Central Virginia. In her role, she provides leadership for the support, maintenance and implementation of payroll, staffing and scheduling, and workforce productivity analytics systems. She also oversees the design, development and implementation of training programs for clinical and patient care services, managers and administrative staff across the health system.
Her previous informatics leadership roles include director of clinical informatics for a multihospital health system, manager of strategic marketing for a medical device corporation and senior informatics consultant with a Fortune 500 company. Her clinical nursing experience includes serving as a charge nurse on a busy 36-bed medical-surgical unit and as a teletriage nurse.
Dr. Mohiuddin earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Master of Health Systems Management from Rush University in Chicago and a Doctor of Nursing Practice from James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia. She has demonstrated a strong commitment to professional leadership and education through service on the boards of the American Nursing Informatics Association, including eight years as Central Region director and her current role as Education director, as well as the Greater Illinois Chapter of HIMSS, where she served as director of informatics.
Her career reflects a unique combination of clinical expertise, informatics leadership, healthcare technology strategy, workforce analytics and professional education, with a continuing focus on leveraging technology to improve healthcare delivery and organizational performance.
Erin Nowlin, MSN, RNClinical Informaticist - Senior at VCU HealthErin Nowlin, MSN, RN, CEN, CHEC-II, believes that exceptional nursing informatics begins with clinicians who have firsthand experience delivering the care that technology is designed to support. As a senior clinical informaticist at VCU Health, Erin brings more than 21 years of health care experience, including roles as a unit secretary, patient care technician, registered nurse, clinical leader and informatics professional. Her diverse background spans trauma, critical care, emergency preparedness, infectious disease response, event medicine and clinical informatics.
Erin began her nursing career in the emergency department as a trauma RN before transitioning to the medical respiratory intensive care unit (MRICU). During the Ebola preparedness era, she assumed a full-time leadership role in establishing and operationalizing VCU Health's federally funded Ebola treatment center, the Unique Pathogens Unit (UPU). In this role, she developed clinical workflows, preparedness strategies and response plans for high-consequence infectious diseases, laying the foundation for her expertise in emergency management and health care preparedness.
Building on that experience, Erin later served as nursing director for event medicine, overseeing medical operations and leading clinical teams for major regional events, including the Richmond Marathon, NASCAR races, the PGA Champions Tour and the Cap2Cap cycling event.
Shortly before the COVID-19 pandemic, Erin returned to the MRICU as a nurse clinician, where she supported frontline staff through the rapidly evolving clinical, educational and operational challenges of the pandemic. This unique combination of bedside practice, leadership, emergency preparedness and problem-solving ultimately led her to clinical informatics. For the past five years, she has worked at the intersection of nursing practice, clinical operations, emergency management and technology.
Erin is passionate about ensuring that technology simplifies and strengthens clinical work rather than adding complexity. She is dedicated to bringing the voice, perspective and lived experience of nurses into the design of health care systems that enhance patient safety, support evidence-based practice and improve the delivery of care across the continuum.
Amy RosaVP, CNIO at Sentara HealthAmy M. Rosa, DNP, MS, RN, serves as Vice President and Chief Nursing Informatics Officer at Sentara Health, bringing over 30 years of nursing experience and a strong track record in healthcare IT leadership across private, public, and academic sectors. She has led major initiatives including EMR transformation at Broward Health, regional EHR adoption for over 3,000 physicians, and informatics innovation at Baptist Health, where her team achieved measurable improvements in cost savings, revenue capture, and nursing workflow. Dr. Rosa holds degrees from Virginia Commonwealth University, Miami Dade College, Northwestern University, and the University of Miami, and has contributed to national informatics efforts, academic curriculum development, and peer-reviewed research.
Brighton Thordson, BSBAPrincipal Domain Architect, Clinical Systems - SentaraBrighton Thordson is a Principal Domain Architect at Sentara Health, focused on acute care clinical systems. She began her healthcare career in the U.S. Navy and went on to spend many years as a Cardiovascular Anesthesia Technologist in cardiovascular and surgical settings at hospital systems in California, New York, and Virginia. Working alongside clinicians in high-acuity environments gave her a lasting understanding of how technology affects the people delivering care.
Brighton carried that perspective into healthcare technology, where she has led clinical technology initiatives and guided architecture decisions for Epic and other clinical applications, with work spanning inpatient nursing & providers, Women's Health, workflow optimization, and interoperability. She brings more than 30 years of combined experience across clinical care, healthcare technology, and leadership, and holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with an emphasis in management from San Diego State University.
Her current work centers on reducing clinician burden, addressing technical debt, and identifying the true total cost of ownership of technology solutions, including AI and other emerging tools. She approaches each of these with a clinician's perspective, recognizing that thoughtful system design must support both the care team and the rest of the organization.
Emoni WhiteSenior IT Specialty Analyst at Sentara HealthEmoni White holds a Master of Management with a concentration in Operational Leadership and a Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Management. She is a Certified Revenue Cycle Specialist (CRCS) through the American Association of Healthcare Administrative Management (AAHAM) and maintains multiple Epic certifications, including Resolute and Prelude. Emoni is also a proud U.S. Navy Veteran.
As a Senior IT Specialty Analyst with Sentara Health, Emoni serves as a trusted advisor on revenue cycle transformation, healthcare automation, artificial intelligence, patient financial engagement, and operational improvement initiatives. She is recognized for her ability to bridge operational, technical, and leadership teams to deliver practical solutions that improve efficiency, financial performance, and the patient financial experience.
Emoni has successfully led and supported complex healthcare initiatives involving revenue cycle optimization, workflow redesign, analytics, patient estimates, digital payment solutions, and AI-enabled technologies. Her experience spans hospital billing operations, claims management, end-user education, system implementation, and large-scale technology adoption efforts. She is particularly passionate about helping organizations leverage innovation to solve operational challenges while improving both caregiver and patient experiences.
At Sentara Health, Emoni plays a key role in advancing strategic initiatives focused on artificial intelligence, automation, revenue cycle modernization, and healthcare transformation. Known for her collaborative leadership style and ability to translate complex technical concepts into actionable business solutions, she is committed to helping healthcare organizations connect people, processes, data, and technology to drive meaningful organizational outcomes.
Micheline Brunner, MSN, RN-BC, is a senior nurse informaticist at Carilion Clinic with more than 27 years of nursing experience spanning oncology, medical-surgical nursing and clinical informatics. She earned a Master of Science in Nursing Informatics from American Sentinel University and is board certified in informatics nursing by the American Nurses Credentialing Center.
Her work focuses on transforming clinical data into meaningful improvements for frontline nurses. Through EHR optimization, workflow redesign, analytics and emerging technologies, Micheline leads initiatives to reduce documentation burden and improve nursing efficiency.
Micheline is passionate about ensuring technology works for clinicians, not the other way around. Her goal is to develop practical, data-informed solutions that strengthen nursing practice, support clinician well-being and enhance patient care.
Outside of work, Micheline enjoys vegetable gardening and long walks with her husband, a pharmacist, and their dog, Harper. A recent empty nester with two sons in college, she is embracing this new chapter while navigating the joys and responsibilities of being part of the sandwich generation.
Galyn Damiani currently serves as AVP of virtual care and interim AVP of service line strategy at VCU Health, where she leads enterprise strategy for virtual care and the development of innovative care models designed to expand access, empower teams and engage with patients. Her health care leadership experience spans enterprise and service line strategy, clinical program development, service line operations, organizational transformation and physician relations. Galyn is particularly passionate about building sustainable models that create value for patients, clinicians and health systems, with a particular interest in governance and its impact on scaling digital transformation.
With more than 15 years of healthcare experience, Jenna Dziuba, MSN, RN, NI-BC, has served Centra in Lynchburg, Virginia, since 2012. She earned degrees in journalism and political science from Rutgers University before pursuing a Bachelor of Science in nursing from Russell Sage College. She completed a Master of Science in nursing informatics at Western Governors University in 2021 and is certified by the American Nurses Credentialing Center in informatics nursing. In 2023, she was named a 40 Under 40 honoree by the Virginia Nurses Foundation.
Dziuba began her career at Centra as a clinical nurse and later moved into roles focused on nursing quality and informatics, driven by a habit of saying yes to new projects and opportunities. She is passionate about developing and using actionable analytics to advance healthcare change and about making data accessible and easy to understand for frontline staff. She now serves as senior director for nursing quality and informatics and interim chief health informatics officer for Centra. In her free time, she enjoys traveling and spending time with her husband, children and friends.
Tiffany Hopper, MSN, RN, OCN, is the strategic clinical project manager at Virginia Oncology Associates and a Ph.D. student in nursing at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Her current research centers on intravenous smart pump alarm data analysis in outpatient oncology settings.
She is a second-career nurse who previously worked as a computer operator for Lockheed Martin. Tiffany holds a Master of Science in Nursing Leadership (educator track) from Wilmington University and a graduate certificate in nursing informatics from Chamberlain University. Prior to her current clinical leadership and research roles, her background included hands-on experience as a clinical educator and infusion nurse.
A published researcher and 2026 Oncology Nursing Foundation Ph.D. Academic Scholarship recipient, Tiffany actively contributes to advancing informatics, quality improvement and clinical technology integration. She serves as the informatics and digital strategy chair for the Southeastern Virginia Chapter of the Oncology Nursing Society and participates across multiple technology workgroups within the US Oncology Network, including the Smart Infusion Pump Evaluation Workgroup. She is also a member of HIMSS (Virginia Chapter), ANIA and the Infusion Nurses Society.
In her free time, Tiffany enjoys binge-watching shows, reading, crafting and spending time with her husband and daughter.
With more than 21 years of nursing experience across acute care, critical care, perioperative nursing and clinical informatics, Abigail Howe brings a unique perspective on the intersection of patient care, technology, data and healthcare leadership. Currently serving as a clinical informatics specialist at Centra Health, Abbey works at the intersection of clinicians and technology, helping translate clinical needs into effective technology solutions and supporting data-informed decision-making across the organization.
Throughout her career, Abbey has demonstrated a commitment to improving patient outcomes and healthcare delivery. Her experience includes developing a respiratory patient navigation program, analyzing hospital readmissions and patient data trends, supporting business strategy and productivity initiatives, and partnering with multidisciplinary teams to optimize clinical workflows and processes.
She holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and a Master of Business Administration from Liberty University. In 2025, Abbey was a finalist for the Virginia Nurses Association Leadership Excellence Award in Nursing Informatics, recognizing her contributions to the evolving field of nursing informatics.
Passionate about the power of collaboration, data and technology to transform health care, Abbey is dedicated to helping health care professionals navigate change while keeping the patient experience at the center of every decision.
Dr. Nancy Husson received her post-master certificate in nursing informatics in 2015 and her Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree from Vanderbilt University in 2018. Nancy has taught simulation and nursing informatics in undergraduate education since 2010 and in graduate education since 2020. She has also worked in clinical informatics at Penn State Hershey and Duke Home Care and Hospice. Nancy has played a key role in redesigning the curriculum and developing courses in nursing informatics at Virginia Commonwealth University School of Nursing.
Dr. Nicole Mohiuddin is a healthcare informatics and technology leader with more than 25 years of experience spanning healthcare provider organizations, technology vendors and consulting. Throughout her career, she has championed innovative healthcare technology to advance patient care, clinical operations and workforce effectiveness.
Dr. Mohiuddin currently serves in the Department of Business Systems at UVA Health, an academic health system comprising an academic medical center and three community hospitals across Central Virginia. In her role, she provides leadership for the support, maintenance and implementation of payroll, staffing and scheduling, and workforce productivity analytics systems. She also oversees the design, development and implementation of training programs for clinical and patient care services, managers and administrative staff across the health system.
Her previous informatics leadership roles include director of clinical informatics for a multihospital health system, manager of strategic marketing for a medical device corporation and senior informatics consultant with a Fortune 500 company. Her clinical nursing experience includes serving as a charge nurse on a busy 36-bed medical-surgical unit and as a teletriage nurse.
Dr. Mohiuddin earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Master of Health Systems Management from Rush University in Chicago and a Doctor of Nursing Practice from James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia. She has demonstrated a strong commitment to professional leadership and education through service on the boards of the American Nursing Informatics Association, including eight years as Central Region director and her current role as Education director, as well as the Greater Illinois Chapter of HIMSS, where she served as director of informatics.
Her career reflects a unique combination of clinical expertise, informatics leadership, healthcare technology strategy, workforce analytics and professional education, with a continuing focus on leveraging technology to improve healthcare delivery and organizational performance.
Erin Nowlin, MSN, RN, CEN, CHEC-II, believes that exceptional nursing informatics begins with clinicians who have firsthand experience delivering the care that technology is designed to support. As a senior clinical informaticist at VCU Health, Erin brings more than 21 years of health care experience, including roles as a unit secretary, patient care technician, registered nurse, clinical leader and informatics professional. Her diverse background spans trauma, critical care, emergency preparedness, infectious disease response, event medicine and clinical informatics.
Erin began her nursing career in the emergency department as a trauma RN before transitioning to the medical respiratory intensive care unit (MRICU). During the Ebola preparedness era, she assumed a full-time leadership role in establishing and operationalizing VCU Health's federally funded Ebola treatment center, the Unique Pathogens Unit (UPU). In this role, she developed clinical workflows, preparedness strategies and response plans for high-consequence infectious diseases, laying the foundation for her expertise in emergency management and health care preparedness.
Building on that experience, Erin later served as nursing director for event medicine, overseeing medical operations and leading clinical teams for major regional events, including the Richmond Marathon, NASCAR races, the PGA Champions Tour and the Cap2Cap cycling event.
Shortly before the COVID-19 pandemic, Erin returned to the MRICU as a nurse clinician, where she supported frontline staff through the rapidly evolving clinical, educational and operational challenges of the pandemic. This unique combination of bedside practice, leadership, emergency preparedness and problem-solving ultimately led her to clinical informatics. For the past five years, she has worked at the intersection of nursing practice, clinical operations, emergency management and technology.
Erin is passionate about ensuring that technology simplifies and strengthens clinical work rather than adding complexity. She is dedicated to bringing the voice, perspective and lived experience of nurses into the design of health care systems that enhance patient safety, support evidence-based practice and improve the delivery of care across the continuum.
Amy M. Rosa, DNP, MS, RN, serves as Vice President and Chief Nursing Informatics Officer at Sentara Health, bringing over 30 years of nursing experience and a strong track record in healthcare IT leadership across private, public, and academic sectors. She has led major initiatives including EMR transformation at Broward Health, regional EHR adoption for over 3,000 physicians, and informatics innovation at Baptist Health, where her team achieved measurable improvements in cost savings, revenue capture, and nursing workflow. Dr. Rosa holds degrees from Virginia Commonwealth University, Miami Dade College, Northwestern University, and the University of Miami, and has contributed to national informatics efforts, academic curriculum development, and peer-reviewed research.
Brighton Thordson is a Principal Domain Architect at Sentara Health, focused on acute care clinical systems. She began her healthcare career in the U.S. Navy and went on to spend many years as a Cardiovascular Anesthesia Technologist in cardiovascular and surgical settings at hospital systems in California, New York, and Virginia. Working alongside clinicians in high-acuity environments gave her a lasting understanding of how technology affects the people delivering care.
Brighton carried that perspective into healthcare technology, where she has led clinical technology initiatives and guided architecture decisions for Epic and other clinical applications, with work spanning inpatient nursing & providers, Women's Health, workflow optimization, and interoperability. She brings more than 30 years of combined experience across clinical care, healthcare technology, and leadership, and holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with an emphasis in management from San Diego State University.
Her current work centers on reducing clinician burden, addressing technical debt, and identifying the true total cost of ownership of technology solutions, including AI and other emerging tools. She approaches each of these with a clinician's perspective, recognizing that thoughtful system design must support both the care team and the rest of the organization.
Emoni White holds a Master of Management with a concentration in Operational Leadership and a Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Management. She is a Certified Revenue Cycle Specialist (CRCS) through the American Association of Healthcare Administrative Management (AAHAM) and maintains multiple Epic certifications, including Resolute and Prelude. Emoni is also a proud U.S. Navy Veteran.
As a Senior IT Specialty Analyst with Sentara Health, Emoni serves as a trusted advisor on revenue cycle transformation, healthcare automation, artificial intelligence, patient financial engagement, and operational improvement initiatives. She is recognized for her ability to bridge operational, technical, and leadership teams to deliver practical solutions that improve efficiency, financial performance, and the patient financial experience.
Emoni has successfully led and supported complex healthcare initiatives involving revenue cycle optimization, workflow redesign, analytics, patient estimates, digital payment solutions, and AI-enabled technologies. Her experience spans hospital billing operations, claims management, end-user education, system implementation, and large-scale technology adoption efforts. She is particularly passionate about helping organizations leverage innovation to solve operational challenges while improving both caregiver and patient experiences.
At Sentara Health, Emoni plays a key role in advancing strategic initiatives focused on artificial intelligence, automation, revenue cycle modernization, and healthcare transformation. Known for her collaborative leadership style and ability to translate complex technical concepts into actionable business solutions, she is committed to helping healthcare organizations connect people, processes, data, and technology to drive meaningful organizational outcomes.
We are happy to provide CE’s for this one-day event!
In support of improving patient care, this activity has been planned and implemented by Centra and HIMSS-Virginia Chapter. Centra is jointly accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME), the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE), and the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), to provide continuing education for the healthcare team.
