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Holy Name Medical Center Named Among Nation's Most Wired Hospitals 2nd Year in a Row

July 14, 2017

Holy Name Medical Center has been named among the nation's Most Wired hospitals and healthcare facilities for the second consecutive year.

"We are constantly seeking ways to enhance the patient experience, which means we are focused on developing and implementing innovative information technology (IT) solutions and strategies that support our overall mission to provide safe, high-quality, compassionate care," explained Michael Skvarenina, chief information officer at Holy Name Medical Center.

Additionally, Holy Name Medical Center is home to The Institute for Simulation Learning which utilizes cutting edge computer controlled technology to offer an authentic, immersive environment for healthcare professionals to develop safe, innovative and compassionate approaches to patient care.

Hospitals and Health Network's Most Wired survey is now in its 19th year. In order to make the list, hospitals and health systems must demonstrate the use of information technology to improve healthcare performance in four critical areas: infrastructure, business and administrative management, quality and safety and clinical integration.

"This recognition shows how we are leveraging the power of IT to improve clinical outcomes, patient safety and quality," said Michael Maron, president and CEO of Holy Name Medical Center. "That is the driving force behind everything we do and earning a spot on the Most Wired list for the second straight year is a symbol of our healthcare team's commitment to medical excellence."