Building off last year's successful CHIME HealthCare's Most Wired program, the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (CHIME) made several improvements in 2019 that will help healthcare organizations meet the highest standards in patient care.

CHIME and Modern Healthcare Custom Media present HealthCare's Most Wired 2019, recognizing the best in healthcare IT. View the list to discover whose use of IT improves patient safety and outcomes.

Between 6% and 9% of women who get pregnant develop gestational diabetes, a temporary condition that puts mother and baby at risk if left unchecked during pregnancy. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends a healthy diet and frequent checkups to monitor blood sugar levels, but that can be a challenge for women who live in rural areas, where in-person visits with a clinician require a long drive and time away from work and family.

Cedars-Sinai has a simple philosophy: Do the right thing. And doing the right thing has opened the doors to a myriad of leading practices and innovations that have earned the health system Most Wired's Level 10 certification in 2019 and a Superior Performance Excellence Award.

Joined at the hip. That is how Richard Zane, MD, chair of the department of emergency medicine at University of Colorado and chief innovation officer at UCHealth, describes his work with UCHealth Chief Information Officer Steve Hess.