The Informatics Center seeks input on needs and project prioritization
from the following committees.
E3 Executive Steering Committee
The E3 Executive Steering Committee is made up of leaders who can,
create the charge, mobilize resources, maintain accountability, keep
the project on track, problem solve, and be the champions across the
Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
Members: John Bingham, Jay Deshpande, Marilyn Dubree, Drew Gaffney,
Dario Giuse, Allen Kaiser, Nancy Lorenzi, Bret Perisho, Wright Pinson,
David Posch, John Sergent, Bill Stead.
Epic Advisory
Review financial-related Customer Service Requests (CSRs) concerning
the Epic application and determine CSR priority for non-regulatory
requests & recommends allocation of resources.
Members: Gaylon Stanley (Chair), Jerry Batte, Cass Fagan, Bonnie Harkins,
Karen Lilly, Racy Peters, Brenda Yutzy, Bryon Pickard, Jeanne Potter.
Financial Users Forum
Review financial-related Customer Service Requests (CSRs) concerning
the Medipac applications. Determine CSR priority for non-regulatory
requests & recommends allocation of resources.
Members: Gary Perrizo (Chair), Chuck Mengerink, Karen Hughart, Elizabeth
Thielke, Rhonda McKinney, Mary Reeves, Linda Shepherd, Jerry Batte,
Kim Coleman, Dennis Johnson.
Informatics Strategy and Priority
Committee
Oversee enterprise-wide informatics strategic planning, policy formulation
and communication. Assigns relative priority to enterprise information
technology infrastructure projects or system projects that require
integration into the infrastructure. Coordinates budget planning among
enterprise informatics initiatives and those within an operating unit.
Members: Donna Forsythe, Steven Gabbe, Jeff Kimble, Nancy Lorenzi,
Mark Magnuson, David Posch, Nancy Proctor, Mindy Schuster, Ed Shultz,
Norm Urmy, Rick Wagers, Betsy Weiner, Bill Stead.
Management Decision Support Task
Force
Provide a focus for helping the Patient Care Center (PCC) leadership
get data needed to make management decisions in the near term. Guide
decisions about what to include in the critical path of the TSI implementation
and how to manage its roll out, and that of related infrastructure,
for maximum leverage.
Intended as a limited life group. A successor group may be needed
to help the PCCs model and make choices after we get things working.
Members: Bill Stead, Warren E Beck, Martha DeMartino, Marilyn Dubree,
Phyllis Ekdall, Tom Ervin, Drew Gaffney, Ron Hill, Wright Pinson,
David Posch, Ed Shultz, John Sergent, Robin Steaban, Rick Wagers.